The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
An AssoBrMENT.--We are indebted to

AN AssoRTMENT.--We are indebted to
Joe Poujade for an assortment of tobacco,
cigars and whisky, enough to last this
office long time; especially the whisky,
as printers don't drink. The tobacco is
tine-cut and is composed of the cele-
brated brands of Fruits and Flowers"
and Golden Buck" The cigars are of
imported brands. Our devil is now
healed" for the next two months. A
large assortment of these articles can
always be found at T. G. Poujsds's store,
Meadow Valley street.
CLoTHINa.-The presence of SO many
well-dressed men on our streets is easily
accounted for. J. Myers & Bro. are
selling out their stock of clothing and
furnishing goods at prices that are within
the reach of all, and everybody is taking
advantage of the chance offered. Judg-
ing from the immense quantity of staple
goods daily received and the outgoing
purchases, the sales must be enormous.
Give them call.
RICH ORE.--At the Burke mine, owned
by the Raymond & Ely, Sam. Man
doh and a couple of other Chloriders
have out nearly 80 tons of ore that will
work up to $500. per ton. An assayer
was sent up to sample this ore and found
1t Of the richest kind. These chloriders
calculate by the time the mill starts again
to have out over 100 tons.
THAT PoRpHYRY HoRsE.-Among the
celebrated horses on exhibition at the
Panaca Saloon, No. 1000 Main street, is
one representing the well.known "Por-
phyry Horse" brought up by Johnny
Skea from the 220O.foot of the Sierra
Nevada, and dam-d by everybody. Call
and see it.
RETURNED.-T. @. Poujade returned
here Saturday last. after an absence of
three months in San Francisco and Ore
gon, whittier be had gone to visit his
folks, whom he had moi seen for seven
teen years. he departed for Silver Reef
Tuesday, in company with Mr.. Prairie.
PUBLIC AUCTION. Isaac N. Garrison,
intending to leave Phoebe permanently
and going to Kansas, will to-day sell at
public auction bis house and lot on Main
street, together with household furniture
Of all description. Call around and pro-
cure some good furniture at cheap rates.
BONDS F1LED.-The bonds of Julius
Hoffman, as Justice of the Peace of
Phoebe Township. were filed Tuesday and
he started in on business that day. The
Office is now on Main street, adjoining
Jos. Eisenmann's. Bring on your COW
cases.
New CARr.-The Peoples Market. on
Meadow Valley street. have procured q
new butcher cart from the East, so that
any one DESTROYS of visiting the races any
time at Bullionville can be accommo-
dated with either the new or old cart.
PAY-DAY.-Thursday, the 5th instant,
was the payday Of the Raymond & Ely
and Meadow Valley Mining Companies.
The amount disbursed at the present
is SO small that people hardly notice .
payday.
In TowN.-Jim Logan, who was at one
time Foreman of the South Aurora mine
on Treasure Hill, and who lost his eyes
by premature explosion at that mine,
is in town.
DAY MINE.-At Jackrabbit District the
only work that is going on is the corr
tract work to run the tunnel, which is
being done by seven men.
Nh. NEWMAN, OF the Panaca Saloon,
has our thanks for photograph of John
Skae's "Porphyry Horse"
LosT.-A large coral veil pin. Any
person finding the same will please leave
it at the RECORD Office.
CLEAN-Up.-The cleanup of the Ray
mond & Ely 3O-stamp mill produced
SO, 636 in bullion.
NEW S1aN.-T. G. Poujade has just re-
ceived new sign from Chicago, and it