The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-30

40 I' ohu a. Ia w ooIfo iOE Tue ensuing
Masonic year, took place last Saturday
evening at the Lodge-room on Lscour
street, and resulted in the choice of John |
M. Hanford for W. NJ; R. II. Elan, S. |
W.; Simeon l.. Lee, j. w.; d. A. Fulks, |
Treasurer, and George T. German, Sec.
rotary. The installation will take place |
on the evening of St. Johns Day, the |
9th of December, aud will probably be |
public. A ball or festival will also come |
of the evening of the installation.
FIRE.-During the terrific gale Of last |
Saturday night. about IL o'clock, fire |
was discovered on McCannon street by |
Miss Lynch, between the houses owned |
by Cohn and Rich, caused by ashes be-
ing thrown on pile OF rubbish. Miss |
Lynch gave the alarm and caused John |
G. Lynch. Mike Sullivan and Charley
Ball to hasten to the place, who, after
some labor. succeeded in extinguishing
it. This was q narrow escape for that
neighborhood.
MINING REGIsTEn.-A Register of
mining men is kept at the Office OF "Ths
Engineer of the Pacific" No. 507 Mont
gomery Street. New arrivals from New
ada. etc.. are requested to register their
names for the convenience Of their friends
A special feature Of this department will
be to confer information to prospectors
and owners who wish to dispose OF their
| mines, and to those in want of machinery
ana supplies
DIED IN HARNESS Hon. Bernard f.
Kenny, a member OF the California Con-
stitutional Convention, died in San Fran
cisco on the 21st day of November.
He was a prominent member of the
Workingmen's party in San Francisco
and many of our citizens will recoleot
him as having been in the Western Union
Telegraph Office in Phoebe about the
years 1873 and IA.
In TowN.-Mr. Grifiths, correspond.
ent OF the San Francisco Alta and Post,
called on US Wednesday last. He had
been through the Raymond & Ely and
Meadow Valley mines, and also the mills
at Bullionvile and Dry Valley, and e1-
pressed himself as very much pleased
with the present appearance of mining
affairs here. Mr.. Griffiths left for Eu-
reka Sunday.
THANKSGIVING BALL.-Ths ball given
by the Young Mems Social Club Thanks
giving evening at Browns Hall was
largely attended, and, like all the former
balls given by the club, was very pleas
ant affair. Dancing was kept up until
four O'Clock Friday morning.
MARk1ED.-In San Francisco, on Sun
day last, Mr.. Ben Late was married to
Miss Lille Wertheimer. Miss Vert.
heimer is the daughter of L. Wertheimer,
q merchant of Phoebe, and Mr.. Late was
former resident Of this place.
| CHEAP. chickens. During the past
week large number of Mormon teams
have been in town. bringing in such q
large number of chickens that they were
sold at the reduced price Of $3.50 per
dozen.
REDEMPTION FUND.--Don't forget that
previous to nexs Saturday, the 9TH Of De.
cember, all bids to absorb the $1,000 in
the redemption fund have to be placed
in the hands of the County Treasurer.
LARGE number of the interest cou-
pons of 1876 on the bonds of Lincoln
county we're paid by the County Treas
urer the past week out of the tax money
received
OFFICIAL BoNDs.-The County Com
missioners at their meeting next Monday
will probably fix the amount of the
official bonds of the newly elected county
officials.
HILLSIDE FURNAcE.-The Hillside fur
mace started up last Sunday and has been
running ever since, doing good work
, and turning ont bullion pretty rapidly.
CHR1sTY BULLION. The Christy Mill
4 Mining Company shipped from Silver
Reef on the Gath OF November one bar
, of bullion valued at 81, 88884.
GooD ORE.-John Sheath, one of the
4 chloriders in the Raymond L. Ely mine
a has tumbled on large seam of ore which
q is banning out very rich.
t Cor Tive learn that dispatch wa.
received here Tuesday last stating tina
8 the Bonanza firm had obtained control O
q the Sierra Nevada mine.
DELINQUENT LIST. We publish to-day
y the delinquent list of the Raymond
= Ely Company The day Of sale Is tn,
o 18th day Of December.
q THANKsaIvrNas DAY was very mild ant
n pleasant and passed of quietly here.
q FINE Stud of Horses at Panaca Saloon
No. 1000 Main st.
d TO-DAY is st. Andrews day.
II A certain little girl up town lived will
y two aunts, one married, with whole 10
'e OF children. and lots Of worry and bother