The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-21

aTe you, moo OF CIHC6I6 On DelDn
answered that they were officers, they
wished to know il they would be pro-
tected from a mob, and on the Sheriff
answering 'yes," they came out, threw
up their hands and surrendered. They
again asked, after they had surrendered,
if they would have fair show for a
trial, aud were told that they would.
They were WORKOUT and hungry, and
Sheriff Seegmiller provided them with
something to eat and then took them
to st. George to await the arrival
of Sheriff Mckee. On McKee's arrival
there they were handed over, Sheriff
Seegmiler assisting in bringing them
here.
G, Newman is youngish man, about
"a years of age, swarthy complexion, five
feet eight inches high; has travelled
through Arizona, Utah and Southern
California; came originally from Penn
sylvania.
Jesse Sloan has red hair, ford
face, five feet seven inches in height,
throws his shoulders we'll back when
walking, riding or sitting; claims to be
from tennessee; is we'll known in
Southern California.
VIM. Dean is a native OF Missouri, OF
dark swarthy complexion, five feet ten
inches high; he is also we'll acquainted
in Sothern California; occupation is that
of goat raiser and sheep shearer;
claims to have been in search of a ranch
to which to bring his goats from Cali
fornia
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ALPS MINING CoMpANY.-Ar running
along well at the mill, the full battery
going constantly, only five pans, how
ever, running, the balance being so
much out of repair that it will take time
to fix them all. The trains of the Nevada
Central keep up the full supply OF ore
for the mill and about the same amount
of ore is being raised from the mines
and shipped. The mines are all looking
we'll, particularly the Mazeppa, from
which good ore is being taken. The
company distributed about SIS, 900 to its
employees last Monday and about So. 900
yesterday, and will disburse more on
Monday next
Social PARTY The party given by
the Young Mems Social Club took
place at Browns Hall Thursday even
ing, although the weather was extremely
sultry large number attended and all
expressed themselves well pleased with
the evenings entertainment. The music
on this occasion was much better than
at the previous social given by the club,
the guests enjoying the dance until after
O'Clock in the morning. We are under
obligations to the club for invitations to
participate in the festivities on that oc.
casion.
RETURNED.-Mr. Duff. Superintendent
of the Meadow Valley, accompanied by
his daughter, returned here last Satur-
day night. He seems to be of the i'm
preston that the Trustees of the CON-
pauy will start in and do something in
regard to the pump after the annua
meeting, which occurs in August next
1t is to be greatly hoped that the next
annual meeting will result in the placing
of that mine under the control of honest
men. who will work it on its merits
and for the benefit of the stockholders
SHERIFF's SALE.s-.The hosting works
machinery, etc.. of the Bowery snd
Portland mines were sold at Sheriff
sale on Monday last to pay delinquent
taxes. The Bowery brought 1915 and
the Portland $55. The tax sale of the
Kentucky mine was postponed from
Monday, the 18th, to the 23d, the sale tc
take place at the same hour in front Of
the Courthouse.
DEAD.-Wm. Mcintyre died on Tues
day morning and was buried on Wednes
day afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Nc
Intyre had been suffering a long tim,
from consumption, to which disease b.
fell victim. He left four children tc
mourn the loss of mother and father.
BuLLIoNvrLLE FURNACE. The smelt
ing furnace at Bullionville started L
work on Thursday morning on tailings
There is on hand plentiful supply o
charcoal, huxing material and tailings
and every indication that there will be
successful run.
EXTENSION TADLE.-G. A. Speaker hal
the model Of new patent extension
table, designed and patented by his son
J. A. Speaker of Homer, Illinois. Tn,
improvement is a good one and maker
the table more substantial.
FLIES have become as numerous il
Phoebe as as cats and dogs used to BIZ
they are real brave too, for you cor
swear at them all you want to, and the,
don't scare worth darn.
Our INJuRED.-Gilbert Lindsey ant
wife, who were injured by the looono
} tive, are both slowly improving. Th