The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16

This law was approved Dy the GOVernOr
March 9, 1877. Colonel Allen declares
that any one convicted under the above
law shall have the full benefit of its pro-
visions, both as to fine and imprison-
ment.
SEVERE ACCIDENT John Craig met
with quite severe accident on Tuesday,
dslocatinG his wrist. Craig, Vickroy
and some other parties, were in wagon
drawn by four horses. Vickroy doing
the driving, and were on the road to
Bennett Springs. Craig was seated on
the outside with Vickroy, and while gaz-
ing over the surrounding country the
wagon struck the root Of e tree or rock,
tossing Craig to the ground. he in his
descent striking the wheel. On getting
up he found that he was injured so that
he could not go on with the party, and
so stated to them. They desired to turn
back and return with him to town, but
he told them to keep on and returned to
town on foot. suffering intensely on the
road. The doctor examined his INJURIES,
finding his wrist dis!ocated, with very
severe bruising, md swelling rapidly.
He was taken home and every attention
paid to his injuries and for his comfort.
Wool AND It's PRIoE.-Andy Fife re-
turned here last Monday from Salt Lake
City. having conveyed his wool crop to
that place and shipped it TO Boston.
He had about 10000 pounds, which he
shipped in sacks, containing about 700
pounds to the sack. Wool brings 321I
cents per pound in Boston. The freight
from Salt Lake to Boston is 211a cents
per pound, packing one cent per pound,
and commission 5 per cent on the
amount realized by the sale. The most
that Mr.. Fife could get for his wool in
Salt Lake was 90 cents per pound. On
his return trip he stopped at San Fran
cisco District, at which place Mr.. Janin
was examining the Horn Silver Mine, y
which he pronounces as being Of great
value.
ALPS MINING COMPANY Work pro
crossing vigorously on the Washington
Il Creole and Mazeppa mines; large
force being employed working and ex.
tracing ore. of which fifty tons were
shipped to the Condor mill during
the week, and SO tons more will be
shipped either to-day or Sunday. Every
thing about the mines is looking well
and as the company will get we'll to work
by the Is. Of July they expect to make g
obliged to shut down on Thursday to
place in a boiler front; this will be fin
ished and the mill will start to work TO
day.
RAYMOND l. ELY.-Nothing new t.
state since our last report. There il
good progress being made all through
the mine and the lower level is looking
very well. The mill at Bullionvill
started fifteen stamps to work crushing
ore Monday. None of the ore from tn
lower level has yet been worked, as TO
The present they are confning them
selves to ore from the upper levels, n
tending to work the ore from the lowe
by Itself.
HIGHLAND FURNACE. - The Highlan
furnace closed down on Weduesda
evening on account of one of tn
smelters becoming sick from bein
loaded. and there being no on- to suppl
his place. During the run 245 bars wer
run off, making about nine tons OF bu
lion. The furnace starts again on Nor
day, there being plenty of ore and othe
material on hand. The ore worked o
this 'un was from Bristol District.
SHERIFF SALES. Notice of three Sberi
Sales are published in to.day's REcoRl
to take place on Monday, the 10th da
Of july, in front of the Courthouse, at
O'clock IN. The property to be sold
the hosting works and machinery on IL
kentucky. Portland and Bowery Coz
solidated Mining Companies.
PRIVATE SCHOOL. Miss Mary Ca
Will open private school for childre
on Monday next, at the school-house {
cedar street. Terms, two dollars p
month, payable in advance. Miss ca
soicits the patronage Of parents in th
Undertaking of hers.
IT'S vALUE.-The coarse gold fro
osceola, received by Johnny Lynch,
worth $1S per ounce. not $40, as "
stated in our last issue.
pR. NICHOLS met with quite serio
catastrophe during the week, to the j
Unite amusement of the by.standers.
PIooHE BULLION. Fargo & c
sa.,PPed during the week bullion valu