The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-15
Cor THE MIrTEN,.- He is known

bore. His heart is 80 susceptible that
on the first introduction away it goes
whizzing, and he is head over heels in
love at once, for the thousanth time,
first with one and then another. An
other introduction short time since
finished him once more, especially as
Miss - seemed to smile more kindly |
on him than any had previously done.
Struggling with these symptoms of
puppy love" and passing restless
nights, he consulted friend, both COM
ing to the conclusion that now was
night during the past week, dressed in
his Sunday best and perfumed a Ia "New
Mown Hay" he departed for the purpose
of seeing if the fates were propituous.
He found his beloved alone in the par
lor, ensconced in rocking-chair and
looking as happy as "big sunfower.
Everything appeared to favor him, SO
moving his chair as close as possible to
the fair one, he placed her hand in his
and began stammering something out,
but in the excitement OF the moment he
squeezed her little paw most unmercl-
fully the pain causing the young lady to
| spring to her feet and box the young
man 8 face, both right and left, causing
him to forget the errand on which he
| was bound, so he let her other hand
drop and she waltzed out of the parlor.
| The gent sadly picked up his hat, and
/ - 1afk thn =,
broken hearted (for the time being) in
dividual. On meeting his adviser be
was asked the result, and he said: 81
tell you what it is; it's no go. Her
goose hangs too high.
KEYSTONE CHAPTER. - At a regular
meeting of Keystone Chapter No. G.,
Royal Arch Masons, held December 10,
the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: Ed. D. L.
Cuts, M. Z. H. P; G. r. Alexander, E.
K; H Krause, E. S.; G. H. Patchen, G.
H.: D. w. Cults, P. S.; D. A. Fulks, r.
A. c.; Z. D. Turner, G.. NJ. Sd "; M.
Cropsey, G.. NJ. I'd "; Alex. Brown, G
M. 1st; ]. W. Wright, Treasurer; A. M
Cohn, Secretary; Geo. d. woodward
Sentinel. Installation to be public il
connection with st. Johns Lodge on tht
evening of st. Johns Day, December p
HUNTERS RETURNED The hunting
} party from whom SO much was expected
} and by whom SO many juicy venisol
steaks were promised to different partie
, | - nha IN n
. the past week in struggling condition
| some getting back as early as Saturda
3 night, others on Tuesday, all empt
, handed and disguised with the immens
t amount of hunting" they had to dc
: with nary feather or a deer robe as
reward for their perseverance. The
missed the deer" in hunting SO the
L thought the best thing to be done wa
: to return to the "dear" ones at home.
: ALPS MINING Co.-Since our last r.
Il port, which was very full and gave a
. the workings of the Mazeppa, there hi
a been no change to notice. Everythir
Q looks about the same, the only ditferent
II in work is that Stopping has been con
y menced on the eleventh level. Ore
e coming out pretty rapidly. The mill
running to its full capacity of 10 staml
and doing well in turning out bulllt
from Mazeppa ore.
PIocHE is to have an addition to b
J.. population. The Belmont Courier of Il
4. Sth instant, says fortune teller, accol
es panied by her husband and ten childre
id were in that town for three days, VIII
il they all left for Phoebe. This will
u good news to our young ladies and gent
who want to know how things are gol
-, TO turn out"
Is. JUNCTION MINE The junction mi
be has been bonded to James and Hale a
.e- men placed to work on it by them.
ef consideration of their developing
no mine within stated period they ha
re. an interest in the ore extracted aud
wv interest in The mine.
Id RAYMoNMD & ELY.-The work of Sill
ing the winze is the work of importar
IN, now going on. 1t is going down W
ed and has attained depth of 80 feet. 7
.er usual amount of ore is coming from
upper levels and being worked at
=. mill.
IRE SUPERINTENDENT r. Hoag
be received the appointment of Super
tendent of the Maggie mine. of the II
hn risburg Mining District, Utah. i
on Maggie was the mining property sold
=. a San Francisco company by the Will
~ Brothers.
oh The ENTERPRISE. - W, Il. wills
1st Agent in Phoebe for the Virginia Eni
III prise. hereby notifies the citizens OF
eg. camp that after the first of Janua
nm. 1878, he will sell the allowed nan
paper at the reduced rate OF % cents
W. copy per week.
no For SAN Francisco. -Theo. A. FL
len Sunerintendept of the Alps Compa