The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-20
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extracting will be continued until large |
amount of ore is on band. The assays |
on an average show extremely well and |
the outlook is good.
RAYMOND AND ELY.
Are getting along first rate in all the
prospecting places; there is quite an |
improvement liz the 9th level; there is
nothing Few to report in any other por-
ton OF the mine About from IL to Is
tons OF ore are daily extracted. Mill still
running on taiings and ore accommodating
at the mill.
The work of development is progress
ing we'll. The winze is now about Is
feet below the 75.foot station, in low
grade ore; about seven or eight tons of
ore per day bsing extracted and sent to
the 30-stamp mill.
ALPS COMPANY.
Continuous work being kept up both
at the Mazeppa and Alps proper, with
good indications in the Mazeppa of coon
having large body of ore on the 18th
level. Both mines are looking we'll.
MAYFLowER.
The recent severe storm has retarded
work on this mine, but the work of sink
ing the incline is still continued. with
good indications coming in and q good
showing going down.
TEMPEST.
Still sinking the incline, which CON-
tinues in good ore; improving IS depth
is obtained. Will soon commence again
the work Of extacting.
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M.PAHUrE---T. s. Robinson, VIM.
McCracken and John Davis came in from
Tenn Pahute District on Thursday last.
They report things as livening up in that
camp. David Service has been elected
Recorder of the District. and al a miners
meeting resolution was adopted to spell
the name OF the District as above. Be.
sides ore from the Ten-Pahute Com.
papys claims a lot Of fine specimens
were brought in by those gentlemen from
the Columbia and Magenta mines,
located by Bonnie Hyde, Davis and Nc.
Cracker. Mr.. Robinson, of the Tenn.
Pahute Company, says that company
are making preparations for erecting q
mill, and that they will have TO tap the
various springs for distance OF sixteen
miles to get sufficient amount of water
to run it. They anticipate lively times
in Tem-Pahute this coming Summer,
and everything indicates that such will
be the case.
I. o. o. T. BALI.-The members o.
Phoebe Lodge and Mount Vernon En-
csmpment are doing their best towari
making the coming ball a pleasant ant
agreeable affair, and We have no doub
but what they will meet with success
As usual the ladies are busy making VI
new and stylish dresses for the occasion
as they do not intend being behind large
cities in regard to toilettes. The hal
will be scrubbed and newly waved an,
will also be decorated with fresh ever
greens and otherwise adorned. TIL,
music engaged for the occasion will b
the best that can possibly be obtaine'
around Phoebe and everything indicate
that sll who will be present will pass
pleasant evening.
LADIES who are interested in the lates
and most correct styles Of French Mill
, merry will do we'll to call on Mrs. Ma
, honey as no where else can such Lat
and Fashionable goods be found. It ha
already been declared that her Flower
are the handsomest that has ever bee
seen here. and no stylish lady, after Set
2 ing the "Modjeska" hat. which is exclr
q sivsly sold to milliners, will be seen i
/ anything else. For young ladies' III
8 Capot is very becoming, with man
! other styles, handsomely trimmed, Blac
= Lace Hats, Bonnets, etc. Picnic an
Z School Hats. All are invited to examin
! and judge for themselves. Prices
] suit the times. 1T
. DESTRUCTION OF PRopERTY.-Son
time between three and four o'cloc
Thursday morning, after the closing
Pres. Wand's saloon, some men, ev
i IDENTIFY drunk. stopped at that corn
and commenced the work Of firing o
i their pistols at the night lamp belongir
. to the saloon. After firing several shot
seeing that the lamp was not sufficient
X destroyed. they used sticks Of wood, an
o succeeded in entirly destroying the stru
Is ture. The guilty parties are unknown.
,: Coon FR1DAY.-Yesterday was Goo
9 Friday, the only day in the year in whit
, mass is not celebrated in the Roms
% Catholic Churches. It is the anniversal
IS of the crucifixion OF the Savior, and
u called in allusion to the benefits col
10 ferred on the world by his death. !
= celebration is attended with psculi
rites in different countries.
g CoNcLuDED.-The examination OF Jol
n D. King, charged with shooting Jol
1t Driscoll, was continued on Saturday al
a finished up last Sunday afternoon, Xii
le being held in 50. 900 bond to appear b
% fore the next Grand Jury. The bon
y were furnished and King released fro