The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-06

been built, the frat one by China Dick
as restaurant and the other by Rock
Drolette which was opened yesterday as
bar-room. Lots have been sold to
John G. Lynch, j. N. Curtis and several
other parties. Stoves, timbers and sup
plies of various kinds useful in new
camp are going out pretty lively and the
new town bids fair to be Of some prom
inence before long.
Social PARTT. The members of the
Young Mems Social Club intend giving
social party on Friday evening, the
18th Of October. the third anniversary
OF the organization of the club. During
the time of the existence OF this club it
has, by its numerous social parties
throughout the dancing season, contrib
uted very mucl, to enliven what other
wise would have been very dull town
indeed. and they deserve great credit for
the pleasant manner in which they have
conducted all their parties.
ArrAMpT At SUICIDE Freddy CAN'T,
otherwise known as "Crazy Jane" one
one of the demi monde of Phoebe, at
tempted suicide yesterday by taking poi
son. II was about two hours after she
had taken the dose before the alarm was
gwen and Doctor Philson called. He
applied the usual remedies in such
cases, but up to eight o'clock last even
ing she was in very precarious state
and was not expected to live through
the night.
PAYDAY AND Blow Ur.-Saturday
last some little excitement was created
around town by the Alps s. NJ Company
paying off their employees in full to the
first of August. In consequence of this
R. Riepe, of the Bank Exchange Res
taurant, who has number of boarders
from that mine, showed his appreciation
of the money received from the company
by treating nil his guests 1T dinner 10
wine.
MARRIED.-Charles Hopkina was mar
ried to Miss Florence Andrews on Thurs
day evening last, ct ne residence of the
brides parents. on Panacs Flat We
wish the married couple all the happi-
ness possible in their future state.
RAYMOND & ELr.-No especial changes
to note il the mine; work continues
about the same as usual, with rather
more than the usual quanty OF ore being
extracted. The ore now bsing extracted
is working well at the mill.
POCKET BOOKS. -WiederLold & Good
man have just received large lot of
time-books. blank. books and pocket.
books of all kinds and descriptions, also
lot of handsome initial note paper and
envelopes.
Furnace. The Bullionvile furnace
has been closed down and is to be thor
oughly overhauled and refined. This
will take over weeks time.
FoR SALE.-Two canary birds, with
cages, sold together or separately. Apply
at Press. Wand's saloon.
Two regular stage lines are being
made ready to start to convey passengers
to and from Royal City.
PHOEBE BULLION. Wells, Fargo & Co
shipped during the week bullion valued
at $11, 954.
YESTERDAY was payday of the Ray
mopd Il Ely employees.
The Sheriff and officers around til o
County Jail have been much annoyed of
late by people attempting to hold COM
munication with the prisoners confined
in that institution, through the side
windows opening on Bateman street.
Late Thursday evening one of the
officials espied what he supposed to be-
man leaning up against one of the
windows, and, steathily approaching
him, grabbed him by the coat collar,
and with a vigorous jerk, threw him into
the middle Of the street. He was
slightly surprised at the apparent light
weight of the fellow. aud upon closer ex-
animation found that it was only the
sembance of a man; in fact, an effigy
stuffed with straw Those who were
quietly watching the scene say that the
energy displayed in kicking that harm
less bundle would have done credit to q
playful MULE Eureka Sentinel.
LARGE NUaGET.-Several weeks ago
nugget weighing twenty-four pounds
was taken from the Wisel & Vizan placer
claim at Oscsola, owned by NJ. B. Cara
CHAN, l.. Leavitt, John Vizan and Chas.
Wisel. 1t was kept dark at the time
and not until the present have we been
placed in possession OF the facts. The
nugget was so nearly all gold that a
chisel had to be used upon it in order to
place it in shape for melting. which was
done here very privately few days
since. The product of the nugget was
thirteen small bars. thought to be worth
about three thousand dollars. The
owners Of the claim may with good rsa-
son expect similar finds in future as it is
among the best in Osceola.-[ Ward
Reflex. Sept. 9th.
A dispatch from Silver City, Idaho,
says John Thomas and Mike Kennedy