The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-15

fan on the lower level. interruptiug work
there few days. In the progress that
has been made In the mine the ledge
looks as heretofore. The mill is running
regular, half on ore and half on tailings.
The men discharged from the mine had
been engaged for some time back in do
ing dead work, which was no profit to
the company at piesent, and it was too
much expense to the mine to keep them
at work running in that way. therefore
they had to be discharged.
WHEN THE BLOSSOMS Gown Us DAR-
LING.--This 10 the name of another of
the popular Charles Bakers new songs
can be had from any music dealer in the
United States, or from the publisher, T.
W. Helmick. No. SO West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, by sending So cents.
When the blossoms cover us, darling,
With their bloom Of white and gold
And our faces are hid from each other,
III the church yard, so white and cold,
or the many denr ones who will never
See our faces or greet us again,
Are there any kind hearts in that day, love.
Who will think of us, care for US them
FgAsTs AND FAsTs. The Jewish New
year passed off quietly, the day being
observed by those Of our citizens of that
faith III tho closing of their places of
business and visiting around. Toner.
row At sun-down will commence the fast
of Yom Ripper, or Day of Atonement.
II will continue nutil Monday at G 80
o'clock p. M, tho time only at which the
fast may be broken. This day is always
religiousy observed among the Hebrews.
Snow SronM.-Bristol District, and
also Meadow Valley Wash, were visited
on last Wednesday last with heavy
snow storm, which lasted an hour.
Some of the visitors to the Jackrabbt
mine that day were caught out there
with only linen busters on and had to
borrow heavy coats to come in town. At
the time it was showing in the places
mentioned Phoebe had the benefit Of
few drops of rain.
Hon WIND. On Tuesday Phoebe was
visited by terrific wind storm which
served to keep every one within doors
who was not absolutely obliged to be
out. The wind kept up to its full
strength until Wednesday morning, at
which time it subsidized. According to
the signal Office the wind was blowing at
the rate of 40 miles an hour during a
portion of its continuance.
BANK EXCHANGE. the Bank E1-
change Restaurant there has just been
received large lot of the dslicacies OF
the season, such as picked cells, an
chovies, sardines, sardelles, horse.
radish, together with enough Los An
geles and San Diago honey to supply
Lincoln county. A Grand Dinner on
Sunday. 1t
ACCIDENT. "A mill hand named Butler
was brought to Phoebe yesterday by Mr..
Hale, suffering from having caught the
middle finger of his LETT hand between
the muller and the driver ut the Ray
mond L Ely 30-stamp mill. The end Of
the fingers was torn off but the bones
were not fractured. DR.. Philson at
tended the injured man.
MOVING. The work of moving the
Floral mill to Condor Canyon COM
menced on Monday in the taking to
pieces of the machinery. Only light
force of men are employed at presen,
but they will be increased as room is
made for them. We understand the
work Of removal is to be completed in sc
days.
SHINING Our We havs heard 0
number OF cases lately where miners
having been discharged from the mines
paid off, and instead OF settling up their
accounts, have lett town, leaving theil
boarding and lodging-houses to grin and
bear the losses the best way they can
SHER1FF's SALE.-Thers is advertised
to-day to be sold on the 10Th of Octobe
the fee simple title to lots 80 and "a il
block 26, and lot IS in block 25 togethe
with the improvements, to satisfy
Judgment rendered for delinquent taxes
SHOT AT BELLEvILLE.-We learn tina
W. $. Stansfeld, a former resident o
Phoebe, was shot twice at Bellevile b,
Doctor Rogers, also an ex-Piocher, OF
the I'd of this month. We were unab
to learn any particulars of the affair.
SHERIFF's SALE.--A sale of the bricl
saloon, Oh Lacour street, took place Of
Monday last to satisfy an execution
against D. Wilkin. The property wa
sold for So, 500, and was purchased b.
the Judgment creditor.
ALPS s. NJ. Co.-There is no chang
in the working OF the mines OF this com
pany to note from the report publishe
last week. Work continues regular i
both the mines and mill.
A HEAT was taken off at the Raymon