The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-10

The application OF Jas. squirting tof
assistance on account OF sickness and to
be admitted to the County Hospital. was
presented, read and ordered filed.
The following bills were also allowed:
Peoples Market, for meat furnished
Hospital, $71.75; Gbfried & Brisacher,
bread furnished Jail. $S5; RECORD Pub
fishing Company, $14.
The Board then adjourned.
From SILVER REEF The following
items are taken from private letter re-
ceived from Silver Reef in regard to the
Leeds Silver Mining Company: In the
discovery shaft ten men are ut work aud
they take out enough ore to keep the
mill running. In the main shaft, which
is 100 feet deep, the ore is richer, and the
ledge is from to 10 feet thick. From
this they can take enough ors to run
tweuty-stsnp mill, 80 that it will be
necessary to have another mill. The
full assay average goes from 1922 to
$3.50 and S165. The average ore is sure
$40. The mill works 1900 per day,
kiln is too small so that they can not be
anyways steady in crushing on that
amount. There are drifts in the main
shaft so feet north, As feet east, % feet
south and 80 feet west There is rich
ore in all parts. The two lodges in the
discovery shaft came to ons in the n DIN
shaft.
INAUGURAL CELEBRATION AT PIoCHE.-
On Monday last telegrsphic word having
come to hand that Rutherford B. Hayes
had been insugurated President of the
United States on that day, the Republi-
cans of Phoebe resolved not to be behind
other towns in the State, and accordingly
determined to celebrate the occasion. In
the evening two sets of anvils were turned
loose, one on Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley. and the other corner of
Main and Lscour streets. The intention
was to fire 1856 guns, being the number
of electoral votes received by Hayes, but
the number fred far exceeded that, the
firing being kept up until late hour.
A band OF music WAS also on hand play
ing National music during the entire
time that the firing was going on, Bon
fires we're also kept going at the two To-
cations mentioned, and a general jubilee
was in progress all over the town in
honor of the event.
JIM CRAWFORD CAPTURED. Jim Craw-
ford, one of the parties engaged in the
attack on the Phoebe stage near Ward
City on the night of February 9th, was
brought to town last Monday afternoon
about o'clock by Eugene Blair and
Fred. Glmer, and lodged in the County
Jail He was captured by Blair and Gill
mer in the neighborhood of Bristol, hay
ing been tracked across the mountains
from Pony Springs. When taken he
had with him shotgun, six shooter
and knife, but as Blair and Gilmer rode
npon him he made no resistance, but
surrendered instantly, begging them no,
to take him to Ward City. He owned
up to being one OF the parties making
the attack, but would not mention the
names of any other parties concerned
with him.
HOLDERS OF INDIAN WAR CLAIMs.-Th,
following dispatch came to hand o,
Tuesday last: Carson, New. March G
lS77.-To Phoebe RECORD: Holders o
Commissioner certificates of Indial
War claims can get their money by for
warding certificates endorsed. Send b,
express or otherwise. Militia can &c
their pay by forwarding assignments O
orders as above. W. W. Hobart. Stat
Controller"
SHERIrF's SALE.-The hosting work
OF the Phoebe s. nj. Go. and the min
were sold on Saturday last at Sheriff
sale to satisfy a Judgment obtains
against that Company by the Flort
springs Company. The entire propert
was purchased by the plaintiff for th
sum Of six hundred dollars.
PAY DAY.-The Raymond & Ely min
had their regular monthly pay day la
Monday, March 9th. The Compau
paid up their indebtedness for the mon
OF February, 1877.
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