The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-27

o"ipS ~ the rohoTai OF buildings from
II. Tbs building formerly known as the
Lafayette Restaurant Yves sold for taxes
two weeks since, and afterwards sold to
parties for removal to Royal City, and
last Saturday 1t WAS taken down and
carted away. Adjoining it is the old
lheater building. which We understand
is to be taken down. removed to Royal
City and put up as hotel, to be called
The Palace" and will be "a fair ;mita-
ton of it's San Francisco namesake-
maybe so. 1t is best that this theater
building should be taken down. else the
wind soma day or night will save the
trouble of employing carpenters to re-
move it ~ it is in a very shaky condi-
ton. so that strong gust would soon
capsize it. The removal of these two
buildings from that street will add much
to the security of every one located on
that street in case OF fire, as their height
and amount OF aged timber in them
caused them to be dreaded in case of
confagration. The lot adjoining T. W.
Clute's store, occupied by the Lafayette
Restaurant, was purchased by Ed.
Clute for the purpose of leaving it I'M
occupied as better security in case of
fire approaching tie brick and stone
store.
CONFESSIONS OF Lew. Fl. Stevens,
the agent in Phoebe for Mr.. Bishops
book, "Mormo1ism Unveiled, or The
Lite and Confessions of John D. Lee"
received large number of these books
last Monday. and has been busy during
the week delivering them TO parties who
subscribed for the same. Those desir-
GUS Of learning the workings aud doipgs
OF the Mormons will do we'll to call on
Mr.. Stevens and sscure one of these
book. This is the most thorough exposure
ever made Of Mormonism, and being
the confession of Lse, who at one time
was high in authority in the Church,
made but short time prior to his execu-
ton, can lie relied upon as being strictly
true. Mr.. Stevens will please accept
our thanks for copy of the above book.
GRAND JURY.--A Grand Jury will
probably be summoned at the first meet
ing of the Court on Thursday next, and
We do not well see how they are going to
avoid running the. county into about
$4,000 additional debt by finding
indictments against Sloan, Newman,
Dean and McManus. without the indict-
ments brough. against them charge
them with less degree of crime than
murder in the first degree. We hope to
see the coming Grand Jury composed of
taxpayers and business men of the town.
who will have the interests OF the county
and their own at stake in the TRANSACT
ton Of the business that comes before
them.
REPoRr1NG.-E. B. Dorsey arrived in
Phoebe q week since for the purpose Of
visiting and reporting on the Mayhower
mine Of Bristol to company in San
Francisco, who are DESTROYS of taking
hold and working it. His report has
been forwarded to the proper authori-
ties. During the week he has also visited
and examined the Alps and Day mines
MIR. Dorsey is the gentleman who re-
ported in favor of the company purchas-
ing the Day mine.
CONDOR MILL.-Owing to unforeseen
circumstances the Condor mill will not
| be ready to start to work until about the
Goth of Novemer. II will be placed in
such good shape when completed that
there will be no necessity of shutting
down on account OF repairs being
needed to machinery. We hope to see
it in operation at the time mentioned as
number of chloriders are anxious to
| have work done.
CARELEssNEss. - The mail that lefi
Roche on the Hamilton stage on the
10Th instant returned here on the stage
that arrived on the Goth, although the
sack was labeled, in large letters, Ham
ilton Mail" This was owing to care.
lessness on the part of the driver
Of the wagon or blackboard. IS i
could not have been taken out OF the
wagon at Prairie's where tho change ii
made for Ward.
80 Bbls. celebrated St. Louis Beer
Bourbon Whisky, fine Brandy, Scotch
Whisky, Jam. Rum, Swan Gin, Sherr,
and Port. together with 10000 ReliAbl,
Cigars. at Panaca Saloon. 1000 Main st
Only One Price! One Bit!
P. San elegant Billiard Table, new
ly upholstered, with new ivory balls 0
any sizs desired.
Nor CoNNEcrEp.-We stated in on
last issue that paper was to be starte,
at Silver Reef and that George Gold
thwaite was to be its editor. He write
} US under date of October 22d that tn
item is in error, as he has no connectio
with the paper to be started, either di
rectIy or indirectly, as editor or other
wise.
: In TowN --Kinsey Lanius arrived j
, Phoebe on Tuesday night, having bee
: sent here by some San Francisco partie
8 to make report on the Day mine. Xii