The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

mysteriously disappearing from the resi-
dences of a number of our citizens
Some few nights since a mat was
taken from the piazza OF the residence
OF our District Attorney, water can
from another house, stoye-pive from an
other, and lastly, we havs a complaint
from Louey Betz that small box stove,
which he had stored in the empty
Brewery saloon on Meadow Valley street,
had disappeared, no trace of it being
found. AS the stove was relic of the
last large fire on Lncour street Louey
values it very highly, and wants the in
dividual who stole it to also appreciate
1t, he therefore says for the aforesaid to
call on him and get the legs which be-
long to the stove az they are OF no fur
ther use to any one but the possessor of
the stove.
REFUSED TO CoME.-We learn from the
District Attorney that some Of the wit
nesses in he case of the State against
the reservation murdsrers, who went to
Carson az witnesses in tho case re.
fuse to return, although offered
free tickets by J, F. Holland, the
brother of one OF the murdered
men, 10 Phoebe They say that they
have good jobs where they are and do
not want to leave. They will however be
brought notwithstanding their objec.
tons, but this may delay the calling of
the Grand Jury to the latter part OF
November.
YoUNG AMEnICA.-Johnny King, Re-
corder Of the Jackrabbit Mining District,
finds himself possessed OF o piece OF
mining property which appears to be
panning out pretty well. Some OF the
ledge matter that they have been taking
out and throwing away has lately been
assayed and found to contain $l36 in
silver. This was totally unexpected. 30
that the boys are now careful what they
discard as poor ore before they have it
tried.
RAYMOND i ELY.-Are now about 40
feet deep in the WINE; have met with
no water TO interrupt the progress OF this
work. Still taking out considerable ore
from the upper levels, on which toe mill
continues to run. On Tuesday the mill
sent up $4,000 in bullion, $23, 600 being
from the Day mine, the balance from the
Raymond Il Ely. In addition to this
about 5000 came up yesterday from the
mill.
The ACCOUNT BooKs.-All the books
vouchers, pay-rolls, ETC., necessary to
keep the accounts of the Day Silver
Mining Company have arrived in Pioche
and will be placed in charge OF Geo. W..
Arnold, who is Secretary Of that Com
psny. The Company could not have
selected better or more competent per-
son to I'LL the position.
RETURNED Tommy Osborne, the &C.
commodatng youngster who is located
at Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Office at this
place, returned from trip to Salt Lake
City last Saturday. Isaac Garrison and
josh. Emory, who were formerly owners
of the Jackrabbit mine, returned from
San Francisco on Sunday, after an alb
senoe of three weeks.
ACCIDENT. w. NJ. Wilson and Jack
O'Brien arrived from Hike last Wednes.
day. During their drive on that day
the wagon was upset, throwing both men
out. one Of ths wheels going over Will
sons side and O'Brien's leg, causing
considerable soreness but not injuring
either to very bad extent
CHLoRIDINa - Chloriders have been
busily Il. work in the Burke mine ioI
| og
with great success. Two of them had
forty tons of ore from that mine worked
at the Raymond and Ely mill last week
the ore going we'll up in money matters
MIR. L. Stenhouse, of the Utah Bust
ness Directory" published at Salt Lake
arrived in town yesterday. He has beer
taking trip through Southern Utah and
Is on his return to Salt Lake. He came
hither for the purpose OF visiting Jack
rabbit District.
PEACHES AND Snow We observ.
plenty Of peaches just from Utah for sal,
in our fruit store. Now as cream i
scarce and there is plenty OF snow,
dish of fresh peaches and snow might b.
very agreeable for change. Try them
TAxEs.-The time for the payment o
taxes. before additional expense is in
CURED. is rapidly drawing to close AM
we would advise all hands to walk up t
the captains office and settle up as sool
AZ possible.
Doors AND SHoEs.-J. Meyers & Bro
have an extensive assortment of rubbe
and cloth boots and shoes for wet an
snowy weather. Also fine assortmen
of gloves. comforters and such article
as are needed for winter wear.
DuIL.-A private letter from Tuscs
rors says the place is getting very du
for some reason or other, and there ar
: many old Piochers there who want t
3 get away, anticipating hard times durin
!. this winter.