The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-07

state Mlneraio8lst.
DEPARTS. Hailorano, the young
italian gentleman who has been
teaching school in Phoebe for the
last year, has resigned his position,
and will depart on Monday for the Golden
State. We will suggest, in friendly
way, to that young man, to drop little
OF his false pride, for he really does not
possess any more intelligence than many
other mules Of this coast. II he should
BY chance ever again be q candidate for
public office, it would be we'll for him to
guard his tongue and remember never
again TO assert that his opponent is
"nothing but scrub, and that he will
beat him two to one." A man never
knows what the people think of him un-
til he is a candidate for public Office
INTERNAL REvENUE.-Every person en-
gagged in any business, avocation or en-
ployment, which renders him liable to
special tax, is required to procure and
place conspicuously in his place of bust
| ness o stamp denoting the payment of
said special tax for the year beginning
May l, 1877, before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, 1877.
Application should be made at once to
j. F, Hallock, Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue, Phoebe, Nevada. See
advertisement in to-dsy's RECORD.
MRS. A. D. Miller, has leased the
Lafayette Restaurant andiLodging-ho house
and has been busily engaged during the
past week in giving it a thorough over
hauling. This establishment will be re-
opened Sunday morning, and all persons
desiring nice clean beds and an A No.
meal will certainly be accommodated by
calling at the above named house.
ALPS COMPANY. = There has been
quite an improvement in the appear
ance of the mine of this company during
the past week, and as q consequence
considerable ore is being extracted. The
Condor mill has been running steadily
on custom ore for the last week, large
quantity having been taken down BY
the cars.
ANOTHER FURNAcE.-Geo, A. Sprakel
has completed his experimental furnac,
on Lacour street, and will start it t
work to-day. In case it is success i
furnace lining, and will cause to b.
placed to work an immense number o.
men to supply coal, &c.
LIFE.LIKE PoRTRA1r.-We were show
yesterday by W. E. Griffin life.lik
crayon portrait OF his daughter, oopie'
from photograph, by Paul Memogo
wena. II is remarkable picture, the al
tistic work being perfect in all its details
, and as work of art reflects much credi
, on the artist.
, STRUCK IT R1cH.-Bob Archer, q well
known former resident of Phoebe,
F.. among the prospective millionaires il
7 Arizona. He is interested in the cele
brated Peck mine, and large body o
, rich ore has just been struck in one c
; the tunnels. Bob's friends will be gla
= to hear of his good fortune. ...f
RAYMOND & ELY.-The Raymond
Ely mill is now running steadily on tai
. ings, ten stamps being employed on or,
!, 1t is doing good word. as the bullio
shipments will show. Good ore is beip
taken from the mine but there has bee
!, no change in the general working.
o BULLION FROM HIGHLAND. The sma
% furnace at Highland has started agai
. the result being that 4S bars we
Is brough to Rosder's store from it c
}. Thursday and SO bars yesterday.
% works well and there is every prospe
j. of continuation.
II SCHOOL MATTERS. - The Trustees
Phoebe School District last week accept
h the resignation of J. F. Hallorano
teacher of the Grammar School. N.
Miller succeeds to the position ma
10 vacant, and Miss Andrews will tai
Of charge of the Primary Department.
os ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Ws learn by {
" stage that arrived from Silver Reef