The Ely record. [volume] (Pioche City, Lincoln County, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-08

Siea. perseverance,, sinking oS0 teet with
out finding anything, and yesterday good
ore was struck. Nothing like spunk.
MAGGIE.-Down 163 feet and looks
well. The stock holders in Phoebe are
Jublant, and. from the position and an
pearauce of the mine there is no doubt
their hopes will be realized.
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TRIP 10 THE DRY VALLEY Mulch
Friday last our outside correspondent
took trip to the Dry Valley Mill in one
OF Yves. Travis fast teams. Meeting
Superintendent Williams, our correspon.
dent was kindly shown through the mill
by him. In various capacities, Mr.. Will
linms keeps 200 men constantly EN-.
ploy.d, and to witness the general work.
Ing OF the mill and listen to the noise of
80 stamps Is quite a treat. Mr.. Nixon,
formerly of the U. S. Mint at San Fran
cisco, is now acting as assayer of the
mill. He has an Office equal to any on
the coast. Everything is secure from
fire. A large, fine, iron-cased vault has
been built, with brick walls. Frank
Klain, the chief engineer, and Delahanty,
the second, were the next gentlemen met.
They gave full description of how the
engines worked. etc. The engines are
large and powerful. One engineer runs
the pans and the other the stamps.
There are two sets of boilers; and in case
of accident with one the other can be
forced to do the work, aud the mill will
not be kept idle. Two small engines are
connected for pumping and fire pur-
poses, with hose attached. The foundry
doss all the casting, and saves con,idera-
DE expense to the company. A fine
blacksmith shop Is also connected with
the institution, under the supervision of
David Cuts; and also a tip-top carpen-
ter OUTFIT. All this We are Compelled
to say makes the Meadow Valley Com
pany's mill the most compile te in Nevada.
The next place visited Was the weighing
office, and afterwards the mess rooms of
Tarpey, Klain a. Co. They all live in
magnificent style. Preparations nre be-
ing made to get up Clarendon ball in
recherche style. The elite of Phoebe will
be invited, and tor general particulars
see small bills. The mil hands now
bear healthy appearance to what they
did year ago. The retort furnaces
have been moved a short distance away,
al'l the hands do not now iuhale the
fumes. n. B.--The buses will run every
hour over the late railroad survey, which
makes 1t pleasant drive to the Ciaren-
don.
AsIlIM BROS. MoDUS oPERANpI FOR THE
PEOPLE.
THE LATEST AND The BEST.
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS IN THE
MARKET Ar ASIIIll BROS.
THE LOWEST PRICES
THE NEWEST FASHIONABLE AND SUB
STANTlAL CLurhiNG, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES FOR
FAMILY USE.
MINING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY
HARDWARE AND TlNwARE FOR EVERY.
BODY.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE or CHARGE TO
ANY PART OF THE CITY.
GENTLEMANLY AND POLITE CLERKS TO
SHOW GOODS, AND SAriSTAC-
TON GUARANTEED.
FOR ANYTHING FROM A SkElN OF THREAD
TO QUARTZ MILL. GO THE PIONEER
CHEAP House OF ASuIM BROS.
New THEATRE WANrkp.-Mr. Carter,
now that his managerial career in Phoebe
is drawing to II close, desires us to say in
his behalf that if needed improvements
are made in the building used for theat-
rical purposes hele, he will return in n
Snort time with a troupe of performers
capable OF Presenting the drama in u
style suit Il to n refined pubic taste.
The present bail u, is wnoily unsutci,
having no acoustic arrangements what
ever; III fact an ordinary barn would
answer as well IN giving iorce t. repre-
sentation of Shakespeare sublime pieces.
No little credit is due to those vino have
constructed the present bliliing Oh u
venture, but it having been demOuslra-
ted tnat theatrica!S ply we'll, the huIll-
ing ought to be repaired. unl then We
are promised troupe of Performers able
to satisfy reasonable demands. The
drann, viewed in its proper light, i'm
partially and fairly, is calculated
to elevate mankind and improve public
morals, and ought to be patronized. We
hope to see proper repairs in the build
ing made Mt once. when the people may
rely npon the return of Mr.. Carter ut
an early day with tirst-class troupe.
ty-IMPoRrANr NorIcE TO P1ocuE
SHIpPERs.--A great reduction of freight
has been made by the C. p. Il. Il. Com
pany on grain and -four shipped via
Toano, by establishing the following
rates:
From Marysville, so cents per hundred.
From Sacramento, Is cents per hundred
From San Francisco, s. cts. pei hundred.
The foregoing rates will take effect June
20, and remain in force till August 20.
Tho name OF consignee must be marked
in full, or former rates will be charged.
+. +. MARX,
Forward'g and Com Merch't.
REGIsTRATIoN.--The law of this State
provides for the registration of voters