The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-23
SIGNAL SERVICE. II. Hall, from

SIGNAL SERvIcE.-Mr. Il. Hall, from
Mobile, Alabama, arrived here last Tues.
-, day. Mr.. Hall has been transferred
from Mobile, where be had charge of II
Signal Station, to Phoebe, where he is
now busily engaged in establishing an
office OF that department Of the United
States service. He has procured por-
ton of the residence of Frank Wheeler
on Cedar street, proceeding Immediately
to ut it up for the purpose for which it
| Will be used for the next two years.
| When everything is ready for work seven
observations will be taken here daily.
| he has kindly offered to furnish the
RECORD with reports, that will be inter.
esting to all, from the east, west, north
and south. and we shall avail ourselves
OF the opportunity afforded and publish
them for the benefit of our readers.
The CRY OF EDEN. - We observe
posted around Phoebe flaming posters,
describing in glowing terms the advant-
ages of purchasing agricultural lands in
Fresno county, California, on which
only SO much ready money has to be
be paid. The aforesaid poster also has
on it picture of the advantageous sites
ready for sale. Before any one PUSHES
to purchase we would advise them to
read Dickens Martin Chuzzlewit," in
which the beautiful "City of Eden " is
described in about the same terms as the
above lands, the emigraLts who pur-
chased and came to America to find
them, did find the beautiful "City OF
Eden" situated in a marsh, and that its
existance was only in the flaming pros.
pectus that described it.
CASTING AT THE FoUNDRY.-On We'd
nesday last a "big heat" was taken off at
the Raymond Il Ely foundry, commence
ing about l o'clock. Ten thousand
pounds of iron was used in making the
castings, which consisted of mullers,
gear-wheels, pan-shoes, pulleys, cana,
etc., for the Raymond & Ely mill, Con-
dor mill, Hugh White and the Leeds
mill at Silver Reef, The principal por-
ton OF the castings were for the Ray
mond & Ely. The fans in the bio wer
were making at the rate of $500 revolu-
tons per minute, and is capable of max
ing 5000 in the same space of time. The
pouring OF the molten iron and the
castings showed skill and workmanship,
as everything passed off successfully.
BUTrER, sweet and fresh, at Pou-
jade's.
SAD ACCIDENTAL is with great re-
greet that We chronicle the death of
Frederick. the eldest son of Mary and
Frank Wheeler, at Sacramento, by
drowning, on Tuesday evening, the 10Th
inst. This news was communicated
without any further particulars by tsle-
graph to the afflicted father on Wednes-
day morning last. Fred was bright
boy. it not being long since we chroni-
ced his passing an examination SUCCESS
fully, emitting him to enter the High
school at Sacramento, he giving every
evidence Of a brilliant future, although
but fifteen yerrs old on the Goth of last
May. We deeply smpathize with the
father in his affection.
TOBACCO, FANCY Goods ETc.-Call and
see "Krause" at his store, Main street,
adjoining the State Bank. Hs has Just
received direct from the southern fac
tories fresh supply OF the best brands
OF chewing and smoking tobacco, to-
gether with the celebrated "Golden
Thread" fine cut. In addition to the
above he has on hand fine lot of choice
Chicago confectionery, and en- route from
New Orleans lot of fine Havana cigars.
BRISTOL DISTRICT. - Wheeler and
Roeder returned yesterday from a trip
to Bristol, which they made for the pur.
pose Of examining the rich strike made
in a mine in that district owned by
Emory and Garrison. They think thai
those men have a big mine and returned
with lot of specimens for assay. The
ore is milling ore.
SCHOOL PICNIC. picnic of tht
children Of the public schools will taxi
place at Condor Canyon on Wednesda,
next, the 9th instant, Captain Day hav
, ing kindly volunteered the use of th,
train for that day to the excursionists
Everybody are invited
E'ALE-ALL H'ALE-50 doz. An
heuser and Lemp's ST. Louis Ale-th,
best in Amerca-just received at Panact
, Saloon, 1000 Main street.
ONE PRICE! ONE Bril-!
P. S.-Families supplied by the bottle
OPENED AND OPENING. "A hurdy-hous
opened on Meadow Valley street OF
Wednesday evening and we hear of two
saloons being arranged to OMEN shortly
3 ARCHIE YoAcHAM's Butter at Pou
I jade's.
COINS Mammoth Clothing and DR.,