The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-20
ALPS CoMpANY.-Owing to the absence

ALPS COMMISSIONING to the absence
OF the superintendent in Bullionville we
were unable to get detailed report of
the workings of the mines of this COM
pany. The ledge in the Mazeppa, how
ever. still continues to improve, large
body of ore being exposed. About the
same work continues in the other mipes
"a before reported. The mill still keeps
running steadily on company ore.
BoRS.-We chronicle to-day the birth
of son and heir te the house of Wieder-
hold. The uncertainty as to whether it
was to be an heir or heiress has kept
Charley sick for some two weeks past,
but as the Electoral Commission,
composed OF the doctor and nurse, have
decided the question, there is no doubt
but that Charley will be up and around
Immediately.
RAYMOND Il ELY.-The only new work
going on in this mine is that Of winze
being sunk from the 1200.foot level, in
the black ledge. Work keeps on as
the work OF crushing ore from the Day
mine commenced on Thursday, battery
samples coming to hand yesterday.
BRISTOL DISTRICT. Work still con-
tinues progressing steadily on the May
flower mine, the showing of orc being
just as good, if not better, than reported
previously. 1t looks as if the stock
holders were going to have No. mine
without doubt.
RETURNED. 7. G. Poujads arrived
here from SILVER Reef on Wednesday
after an absence of five or six months.
On Monday next he will go to Ward to
look after his business interests in that
section, after which he will return to
Silver Reef.
The Tuscarora Review says John R.
James has not started bank there. nor
has there been any talk of such move,
but there are plenty Of chances for him to
embark in business in that locality if be
desires.
REMOVED Oscar Wescoatt, Surveyor,
has removed his Office from Meadow
Valley street to the office of the County
Surveyor, in the Courthouse. Parties
desiring his services can find him there.
In BoDIE.-W. H. Dolman, formerly
business man Of Phoebe. is now located
in Bodie, Mono county, California. The
business he is carrying on there is that
of feed, lumber and wood.
JUST So.-When a man fools with
stocks be generally gets his foot in it.
In the old times they had stocks that
people some times got both feet into.
SALE.-A private sale of the furniture
that used to be in Stanstield's old Star
lodging house took place last Tuesday.
The articles all brought good prices.
TIE square-Dealer says Leeds Dis.
trict is estimated, by those acquainted
with the district, to produce $4,000 of
silver bullion per day. Coin talks.
LOOK OUr.-Stoves are going up lively.
Look out and see that stove-pipes are
properly secured and fastened, to pre-
vent conhagration.
FIRST SALES The Day mine was
placed on the stock market Monday last
400 shares were sold in the Stock Board
for S. and s51s.
STILL SICK Charley Wiederhold is
still confined to the house from sickness
but is improving and will be able to be
out in few days.
OUT AGAIN Miles CULLEN has re-.
covered sufficiently from his recent
severe sickness as to be able to be oui
OF doors again.
DIEp.-A child of Wm. Subers died al
Bullionville on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, and was buried the next day.
IT Is rumored that the Leeds Minipe
Company has bought off the suit o.
fischer. paying the latter IS, 900.
The cost of bringing $1,000 in silver
coin to Phoebe is SIG No money can be
made at it at that rate.