The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-10

ALPS CoMPANY.-Usual amount CT
chloride ore Is being taken from the Yer.
ington stope on the eth level. The de-
velopment on 18th level is still mprov-
ing; drift has been run 65 feet on the
vein and STOPPING commenced during the
week. 1t is expected that when both
slopes are open sufficient ore will be
mined to run the mill up to full capacity.
Sixteen hundred feet steel were cable
has been ordered and will arrive about
the Goth inst, when it is the intention of
the company 10 sink the shaft 100 feet
deeper, making total depth 1910 feet,
and then drift west under the present
development of ore found on 18th, which
appears to be going down strong.
$27 600 in bullion was shipped by the
company during month just past. II is
expected that the new mill will be ready
to start up week from next Monday.
RoyAL CRY. The rage for building in
Royal City has kind of slackened up
lately in that burg owing to the supply
Of buildings being equal to the demand
| for their use. Some buildings are still
being finished up, or completed, making
in all about fifty forming the camp,
| Prospecting on the various mines, and
the search for new ones, continues as
vigorous as ever, but with no new dis
coveries Of late. The settlement of the
law suit now pending in the District
Court in regard to the Day mine will
make quite change in the affairs of
Royal City. We look forward to the de-
cision in the case not being delayed as it
will be of Importance to every one to see
it early settled.
CAT MENAGERIE. Any one desirous of
seeing novel performance should call
at Wiederhold Il Goodman's store be-
tween and 10 O'Clock in the morning
and visit cat mena2erie, the property
of Billy Goodman, at their breakfast.
He has collected from various sources
(some having been saved from tbs sau-
sage machine) ten cats which he has
succeeded in training to perfection in
gymnastic feats, such as jumping bars,
leap.frog, jumping through hoops, and
other exercises too numerous to mention.
The progress made by them shows what
can be done in teaching ANNA lsso that
they almost exhibit humans in inteli.
gence.
RAYMOND Il ELY. The work is going
on in this mine with satisfactory results
the winzs being sunk from the 1200-fool
level is down about so feet, and as vel
have encountered no water to interfere
with the progress being made in sink
ing; ere shipping the usual quantity o.
ore from the mine, which is working
we'll. The mill is running along Of
usual, producing bullion at fair rate
$14, 900 having come up on Wednesday
and there will be $4,000 more come w
} to-day. The tailings are now being
worked with much more satisfaction
than ever before.
BURIED. Susan Gedling, the wife o
VIM. Gedling. who died at Bullionyill
last Saturday, was native Of Wiscon
sin, aged 20 years. She was married t.
Mr.. Gedling in 1874, he going east TO
the purpose of being united to her. Tn
disease Of which she died was consump
; ton and was hereditary in her family
!; Her body was brought to Phoebe Of
! Monday last, and after services bein
) held at the Episcopal Church, her re
= mains we're followed to the grave by he
:, sorrowing husband and large concours
o of friends.
+ GRocERIEs The stock Of groceries i
the store Of T. G. Poujade has been cor
siderably enlarged the past week by th
arrival of several teams loaded wit
fresh articles in the grocery line for th
establishment. Mr.. Poujade Intend
selling as cheap as any one where coin
put up for goods. See his advertisement
!. to that effect.
!. PIocHE BULLIoN.--$l7, 54S.78 In bu
70 lion was shipped by Wells, Fargo & O
during the week