The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-17
SAoEBRCsu.

legal lore.
SAoxBRusn.
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY.- Notice is
given in to.day's RECORD that the hear
ing OF the application OF NJ. P. Gosset
for the issuance of letters testamentary
in tho matter OF the estate of John Rus
sell. deceased. will take place on the Sec
ond of September, 1878, in the District
Court.
CATEEpILLARs.-An number OF the trees
around Phoebe have had the leaves on
them destroyed this season by cater
pillars. A neglect in sprinkling them
| early and often with water gave the
caterplllars chance to eat and grow fat.
ARREsTED.- George Blyth WAS arrested
Wednesday and locked up for disorderly
conduct by Constable Turner. He was
brought up before Justice Allen and
fined, which he paid and was discharged.
pEs.-The pipes to connect the re-
ceiver of the compressor at the Raymond
& Ely with the pipes in the pump.shaft
arrived and were unloaded Tuesday
evening. This closes up the last articles
needed for the compressor.
CLOUD. BURST IN EUREKA. On Thurs.
day night q oloud-burst occurred in Eu-
reka. The only damage done by it was
filling the ground.hoor OF numerous
houses with q layer of mud.
ORaAN1zED.-The new Board OF Fire
Delegates organized on Wednesday even
Ing by electing W. P. Goodman Presi-
dent, j. G. Henderson Secretary and
| D. G. Clark Treasurer.
NoTIoE.-We publish this morning o
notice which will be found OF great in
terest to all persons holding Day stock
who have not paid the assessment on the
same.
CHRIsTY Bullion Christy Mill
& Mining Company shipped from Silver
Reef from the 9th to the 14th of August
three bars OF bullion, valued at $3,O34.
RECovERING.-A. J. Blair was taken
dangerously i'll at Bristol on Saturday
last, but since then has been getting bet
ter and is now out and walking around.
BULLION TAx.-The County Assessor
gives notice that the bullion tax for the
|, quarter ending June 80, 1878, ia now due
J and payable. Read notice.
STAMPEDE.-Several miners departed
for Stampede Thursday to work on some
mines there owned by Louis Sultan and
others.
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. w. L. Mckee and
Miss Maggie Morris left Phoebe 10,
Osceola Thursday, to be absent about Q
month.
PIooHE BULLIoN.-$7, 4S9.06 in bull
7 lion was shipped during the week, &C
cording to reports of Superintendent.
We learn that Xiv. Phillips has beer
/ elected Justice Of the Peace, and Johr
Dimond Constable, at Silver Reef.
KELEAsED.-- Robert Frazer's bond
i. were approved on Tuesday evening ant
he was ordered released from Jail.
TOOK CHARaE.-Bill Mcdonald lef
town last Tuesday to take charge Of thu
Hillside mine as the foreman.
A HEAT was taken off at the foundry
last Tuesday.
II BETTER AS Coon. Direct importa
tion-A carload of Ph. Best's Milwaukee,
Lager Beer, pronounced by connoisseurl
3 the best Table Beer on the Continent
: Families supplied at so cts. per bottle
$3.50 per dozen. Also A A A Bourbon
Fine Brandy, etc.. together with full as
sortment of oil the concomitants usually
found in a first-class Bar. Cigars /,
3 specially, at PANAcA SALOON,
No. 1000 Main st.
One Price! One Bit!
Cool BEER.--St. Louis (Anheuser)
Milwaukee (Ph. Bsst) Lager Beer OF
; Ice, by the Barrel, Dozen. Bottle. O
3 otherwise. at Panaca Saloon, 1000 Mali
St., One Price! One Bit!
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS at G.. r. Alex
ander's.
D CALIFORNIA GOLD JEwELRY sold at tn
: Golden Rule store, and old jswelry take,
in exchange.
"SNow FLAKE" Flour, y Y X X, q
Poujade's.
"SNow xxx Flake"
"SNow FLAKE" Flour, Y X Xxx, 9
Poujade's.
/. "Sxow FAKE XXXX."