The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-28

o"J LAC AePoAss everything In tnat Sec
ton as improving and expects there will
soon be quite large town down
there. The Teehatticup Company are
making preparations to settle up their
indebtedness and resume work. There
will be new mill erected there within
the next two months by this company.
The Techatticup Company have pur-
chased nearly all the mines in the can.
yon and has large amount of first-class
ore extracted and on the dumps ready
for when the mill starts. Freight from
San Francisco. shipped by water, ar
rives at the canyon in seven days. Mr..
Wilcox reports favorably on things in
general at the lower end of the county.
On bis way up he learned that there were
six weeks mail matter for Las Vegas at
the reservation waiting transportation,
which he will convey there on his return
to Ell Dorado. The only mail facilities
the settles have down there since the
Phoebe and Arizona line ceased to exist
is to capture passer.by and press him
into service. or employ on Indian occas-
ional'y. The crops below have been
very good this season.
SILVER REEF.-Con. Gibiried arrived
from Silver Reef Thursday evening. We
CLEAN the following items from him:
The camp is much better than it hes
been during the summer. there being
scarcely any idle men there at the pres
ent time. The Last Chance mine, re-
Gently purchased from Colonel Wall by
the Stormet Company, is now being
worked and there are some forty men
employed on it, They are extracting
thirty tons Of ore day from this mine.
The mill on the Virgin river is at the
present time undergoing thorough
overhauling, and when in order will be
put on duty at once. Peter Welty was
to have been married to Miss Coon, of
Santa Clara, Thursday evening. May
all the little coons produced by this union
prove things of love and Joy for ever.
Fred N. Dryer, the young man recently
shot by Adolph Sultan, is recovering
from the effects of his wounds quite
rapidly. The mills in the district are all
running.
yellow FEVER SUFFEREns FUND.-
Taking into consideration the dulness
and scarcity. of money at the present
time we think the citizens of Lincoln
county have given very literally to aid
the people of the South in their time OF
trouble. We learn from Mr.. W. E.
Griffin, Agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.,
that he has forwarded the following
amounts 10 the Office in San Francisco:
September 9th, 500; September 18th,
5000; September 10Th, 5000; September
25th, $l02.25; making total of 1902 Is,
OF this amount Phoebe subscribed
1923 SO, Bullionvllle 800, Dry Valley
1928 and Bristol $55.75. In addition to
the above amount the Odd Fellows have
sent to their Grand Lodge some $21O.
Nearly every man at Dry Valley paid Ave
dollars each, and those in Bullionville
nearly the same.
PARrY.-There was ball given down
at Eagle Valley last Friday week and q
number OF Piochers were in attendance,
among whom were Alb. Polleys, R. M.
Bourne and others, and they all express
themselves as being highly pleased with
the dance and as having very pleasant
time. We hear that Dick. by his win
sos Ways; maze qui!e q mas H on all the
a ahaa u .aaI OF Lagle valey, VINO
sheu a ;eals wnen ne n: tooK MS aepar.ure'
ion by stepping on the ladies dresses and
tearing them whilst dancing. What a
g!ea1 misfortune IL ID 20 De a1nicted with
o'g noois. none OF the girls cried after
Az. "nen ne leis'
AnR1vEp.-State Controller Hallock
arr;ved tror E,roLo ,.s. sn,d.,. 40.
ing. He looks AZ thouoh he was verv
we'll pleased with the doinps Of the Re.
publican State Convention held at that
place. several OF the delegates to the
e Gon " returned IN the same stage:
a =. -. lou1aae came up from silver heef
1atnroay nignt. Judge Klves and ). M.
nan!old returned from Eureka tuesday