The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

DENIES I've have b fore ia a let
ter dated Leeds. Utah. January %, 1877.
from Adams, Recorder of Harrisburg
Mining District, in relation to a notice
published in the RECORD in regard to the
Mining Recorders books being lost at
that place about the middle of January.
He says: "Whether your informant
spoke from hesrsay or M alicious desire
to misrepresent, do not know. but one
thing is certain, that there is not q man
in Utah that ever saw me the least in
toxicated." He states that there being
suspicious characters around the Office,
1--WE suppose he includes our informant)
l placed the records in an empty drawer,
where they had never been kept. Short
ly after a little girl came in with an old
looking-Rlass franc, slipping it into the
drawer, it precisely fitting over the books
and when looked into the drawer I did
not see the books, and of course thought
that some one had stolen them.
The FUNERAL.--The funeral of Judge
Jesse 8. Pitzer took place on Saturday
afternoon last from his late residence on
McCannon street. The funeral took
place under the auspices of st. Johns
Lodge. No. IS, the members of the Lodge
attending in body. The members of
the bar Of Phoebe, with the relatives and
numerous friends attending the body to
the Masonic burial ground, in which
place he was inferred with Masonic
ceremonies.
| WINTER BooTs.-We publish to. day the
advertisement of j. B. Stephens, calling
attention to the large lot of boot and shoe
uppers he has just received, showing that
| he is prepared to make to order all kinds
of boots, shoes and CATERS. He also
makes to order Napoleon riding boots
with alligator feet, cork-soled boots and
shoes that are made waterproof. Give
him call and see his work. The store
is on Main street, adjoining the house OF
Phoebe Hose Company.
ARIZONA ITEMs.-We learn from E.
McAvoy, who returned from Prescott,
Arizona, on Wednesday last, that A. j..
Mason was married to Mrs. F. NJ. Dowd
on the 18th of January; that two men
who formerly hung around Phoebe,
named Vance and Berry, were arrested
for robbing the stage - miles from Pres
cot and taken to Fort Yuma for safe
keeping.
r James, who arrived in Phoebe on Thurs
I day night last, that the Leeds Mining
Co.'S mill started to work on Tuesday,
; the 30th inst. The machinery worked
we'll and everything was going along
I smoothly. Bullion may be expected
l. from there by the stage OF the 9Th inst.
SHER1FF's SALE.-A notice of a Sher.
!. IFS sale to take place on Saturday, the
l. 10th day of February, at - o'clock NJ.
g at the Phoebe hosting works, in the towr
OF Phoebe, is published in to-day
RECORD. The property to be sold viii
consist of all kinds of mining tools
:. office furniture and the paraphenalia o
u the assay office.
: SELLING OUT CHEAp.-Alex. s. Thomp
:. son, agent for A. P. Hobaling & Co.
. gives notice in to.day's RECORD that tn
"a stock of Whistles, brandies. wines, &c.
N formerly owned by Alex. Brown, are no,
K for sale in quantities to suit, at the oil
70 stand on Main street. Parties desirin
t. to purchase will find bargains by calling
% MEETING.-The Young Mems Socit
Club will hold meeting this evening 9
10 half-past seven o'clock at VIM. Miller
" on Meadow Valley street. The electio
IN of officers for the ensuing term will tax
,rt place; also other business Of importanc,
II. All members are requested to be presen
m THE MILLs.- The Condor mill wi
~ start to work during the next week m
no will run night aud day. Castings fe
en this mill are expected to arrive abor
h. Tuesday. The Alps mill will start
work tomorrow morning.
SHERIFr's SALE.-There will on tt
~ 26th day of February, OF u NJ, at II
door of the county Court House, be sol
- q large lot OF real estate and mining prof.
4 erty. for description OF which see t
to days RECORD.
IL RICH ORE.-Kinsey Lanius assayed Of
g, from Tocquerville on Monday last th'
i'll gave a result of SIS, 69O04. Mr.. Lanir
has assayed ore similar to that aboy
at mentioned, from the same place. whic
carried only trace.
ma Mrs. EARL HAMILTON and child left @
of Thursdays stage for Davenport. low
ui. which place she intends to make b,
future residence. We wish her plea
OF ant journey and safe arrival among b.
IRE friends.
Oh
81. To CLEAN Up.-Ths chloriders in Il
&C. Raymond & Ely nina have been notifs
$50 to clean up and quit by the fifth OF Fe
ruary, so We learn.
Of The Board of Comfy Commissions