The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-18
OUR MINES.
RAYMOND AND ELY.

wiDZe, consists of excavating to place in |
the hosting machinery; the work is go |
ing on we'll The prospecting drifts 90
tie 9Th and 9th are both looking very
favorable From Is to 20 tons OF or,
being extracted daily. Mill running as
usual, half en- ore and half on lailings.
Are e1cavating ION the surface for the
foundation for the dir compressor; will
have the foundation completed by the
time the compressor arrives.
MAYFLowER.
There is an improvement in the bot
tom of the main incline shaft, consisting
of streaks of ore and general good indi-
cations. There appears to be a general
improvement iu the appearance of things
in the mine.
Nothing of special interest to report;
same work going on in the tunnel and
WINE; the Wine still in low grade ore.
as has been reported for the last two
weeks.
Work progressing in the mines OF this
company the same as in reprot of last
week. Mill running regularly.
ELUDEp Hrs CREDITOR. A week or ten
days since young fellow who had b. en-
working in the mines, and who during
his leisure time had contrived to expend
more than he earned, made up his mind
~ would 1o In CT havn
longer, and knowing that if he paid up
his debts there would be nothing left,
took his departure on the Salt Lake
stage without saying word to any per-
son. One of his creditors was wide
awake, however. swore out the necessary
papers, and taking them with him, got
on the same stage, intending to have the
Constable OF Panaca serve the papers.
Old Smoothly thought he was playing it
very fine, and would chuckle to himself,
thinking how he would fool the youth
W hen the stage arrived at Panaca, and
"take him in" and at the same time pre-
tending to be very friendly to the young
man and acted as if be did not know that
he was trying to "bilk" his creditors.
However. Young America knew thing
or two himself, and proved himself fully
equal for the emergency, and immedi-
| ately assumed a most boisterous and
cordial air, inviting his credior to drink.
The offer was accepted in the liberal
manner in which it was given, and doses
long and strong were taken often. The
result was that long before the stage
reached Panaca the creditor was snooz-
| ing, had his pockets relieved of the
papers, and was LETT out in Panaca to
make his way home, while the stage with
the debtor went on. Moral-don't drink
whilst on business.
FOUNDRY AND MAoH1NE-suoP.--Ab biz
heat was taken of at the foundry las
Saturday, the castings consisting princi
pally of articles for the mills at Bullion
vile. The hands at the machine-shol
are kept busy attending to the stuff tina
is coming in for the air compressor
The men at the machine shop inform III
that hardly week passes but what Their,
are one or two arrivals from differen
portions of the State of men, who CLAIM
to be machinists, and who are on tn,
lookout for work. They may have wort
elsewhere, but when they hear that
machine.shop is running in Phoebe, the.
drop the job they have on hand ant
come here-some being compelled t
matchmaking that all they have to d.
when they arrive is to say the word ant
that they will be furnished smploymen
at their trade. For the benefit of all, "
will state that there are no vacancies
and il any should occur. they will b
filled by machihists who are here minin
and waiting for chance to work in tn
shop.
SCHOOL CENSUS. H. Henderson
the School Census Marshal for Pioch
School District and has started to tax
the census Of the children of this district
, 1t is to be hoped that parents and guard
. ians will afford him every facility so tht
he will be enabled to register ever
name. One of the curiosities of th
census this year will be the names {
, some married ladies as school children
they coming under that head by reaso
of their age.
SEALED.-A short time since the GER
mony of Sealing" took place at Il
Mormon Temple at st. George, Utah. b
tween T. J. Jones. formerly OF Panac
4, and Hannah Lawson. This old frau,
4 who is sacrificing this girl to his pa
, sions, was formerly County Commi
! sioners o. Lincoln county and sfterwart
, aspired to position in the Legislatul
OF Nevada, but was defeated.
WANTS TO Know Martin Wallace
626 Dean street, Brooklyn. New Yor
: is DESTROYS of knowing the whereabou
- of his brother. Thos. W. Wallace, forr
- erly Justice of the Peace at Bullionvill
i and afterwards a member of the Sta
r Legislature from this county. Any OF
q knowing OF his location will confer
favor by writing to the above address.
to the RECORD Office.
He saw her about half block ava
ool ;vro,aj;oto1v Avad h;o t;o mil,