Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-01

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No PArER.-To-day being New Years
Day, and as type.stickers and others con-
nected with print shop" like ordinary
mor,als, wish to enjoy good time, there
will be no paper issued from this office
to.morrow. A little recreation Is the one
thing indispensable to oil, aud if it ever
comes like ray OF sunshine to any it is
to the printer.
In regard to tho Meadow Valley mine
there is really nothing new to report.
The Superintendent says work is con-
tinued by chloriders on the 1200-foot
level The north cross-cut from the east
drift from the Summit shaft on the 1900
foot level is still being advanced. A
drift is being run from the top OF the
raise on the 500 foot level, the formation
being in quartzite. In regard to the
buildings, they are pressed forward. but
owing to the stormy weather the work
men have been compelled to delay pro.
ceedings Halpin & Coz have the tin
ware all prepared for the roof and az soon
as the storm abates there will be no de-
lay in closing it in.
THE TINE TO Cur WooD.-We believe
it is not generally known that there is
proper time to cut wood as we'll as prop
er time for many other things. Wood cut
in the Summer is little better than no
wood It's true, but there is no COMPARE
son between it and that cnt in the Win
ter. The former is solid, the latter por-
GUS. 1t will be readily seen that while
the Summer article does nothing but
shoulder the latter burns freely and
makes hot fire, while the other is the
cause of much vexation and ill-temper.
For THE MONTHLY the figures fur
nished from Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office
in this city it will be apparent to all that
there has been marked increase in the
shipments of bullion in December over
other months of the year. which is set
down ut $16e, 734. 81. It is to DO hoped
that the turning point has been reached
and that from this time forward we will
gradually increase on those figures.
A COOP TEAM.-A well appointed crowd
under the lead Of Johnny Ernst and
Johnny Galley. were out yesterday with
tandem team attached to small sled.
1t was just the thing with which to dis.
sipate oil thoughts OF rocky times or
anything else OF a depressing tendency.
They were making business Of giving
every one a free ride. and many svaled
themselves OF the opportunity.
FLORAL GUIpE.-Vicks Floral Guide
for 1879 is at hand. It is got up regard.
less. Those who have penohant fol
flowers should not be without it. It
contains all known varieties, which art
shown up true to nature. The granger
will also find it to contain valuable in.
formation in bis line. Address "Vicks
Floral Guide, Rochester, New York"
ORE SHIPMENTS FOR DEcEMBER. =
From T. G. Farnham. Superintendent O
the Nevada Central Railway. We learl
that there has been shipped over tina
road for the month of December 2, IS.
tons OF ore from the Raymond & FL,
mine to the mills at Bullionville. Thi
ore was taken to the Raymond & Ely
American Flag and Newark mills.
A short interview with A. j. Blair, Su
perintendent Of the Alps mine. was of
satisfactory nature, and we learned frol
him that no change had been made i
the working, and that the same force Q
men as previously reported were at worl
now. The usual amount of first. elias
ore Of, was extracted and shipped to tn
Floral mill for reduction.
The working OF this mill, under til
Superlntendence of A. j. Blair, is a
that can be desired. The principal OF
being worked at the mill is from th
APPS. which is worked up to q perceu
age that will be highly gratifying to Ii
stockholders. Outside ore, such as III,
from Bristol. will be worked to the sati
faction OF owners.
W. r. WILSON has the sole acencv {,
the San Francisco Post. Messrs. Goo.
man, DaRgett and score OF others tn
we could mention will be contributors
that paper. Wilson is also sole aoe1
for the San Francisco Bulletin. He al
trlbuted number of copies Of the Pc
yesterday.
The non arrival OF the pony rid
last Wednesday evening was caused
MS feet being frozen before he arrived
Schellback station. He was conveyed fro
tnat place to Hamilton and his ca
attended to. As far as Fred. Gilm
heard he was in no danger.
In regard to the Newark mill We ha
20 report that they are running on o
rom the Raymond & Ely mine prime
Ppeliy. The ore has bsen worked ND
20 per cent. This is pretty close workil
auu me management Of the mill deserv
TURNING Own Ngw LEAr.-Tho
Sooat putting their sign manual to /.
area Register, are advised that spiritu
e.. .uavi's are furnished at Panaoa Salo,
LOT one price lone bit
WE were witness Of a little Aoht
nam street yesterday between numb
o q, CANNES; The cause Of the f,eht "
h;p'aned by the presence Of n lot
''peos In the nsighborhood.
DohS.-la Bullionville. Nevada, I
S y uon 80 1875. the wife Of W. T Rio
.,a a. sunrise yesterday morning /,
zero. one'' stood atl2 degrees bels