The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26

PAUL. Every one around Phoebe
knows Panl Mamsgowena, the Indian
artist who for the last three or four
years has been making enlarged crayon
copies of photographs, and copies of en-
cravings of various kinds. and has done
it with 80 much skill that no has at.
tracted the attention of the artist COM
munity of San Francisco. Some time
since j. B. MCGEE, of Bristol, had
Paul copy the picture of the celebrat-
ed race horse Administrator. This be
took below and made it point to state
that it was done by an Indian artist who
had had no teaching in drawing, but was
a natural artist. The result was that
Paul has had an offer to 60 to San Fran
cisco, where he would be taught the diff
ferent branches OF drawing and paint
ing, and his education perfected in that
line, and as J. B. MCGEE offered to defray
his expenses to San Francisco Paul 40.
cepted the offer and started below yes.
terday. We are we'll satisfied that with
training Paul will in very short time
be the rage as an artist in San Francisco.
He is from Michigan and is member
OF one of the tribes located near Green
Bay. We wish him success at his new
quarters.
PARTY AT EAGLE VALLEY An i'm
mense number of our citizens, including
a number Of candidates, left Phoebe on
Tuesday last to attend party and we'd
ding at Eagle Valley that evening. The
wedding took place at about seven
O'Clock, it being that of Mr.. Chas. Cutler
to Miss Mathews, the ceremony being
performed by H. Olson, Justice OF the
Peace. After the wedding the entire
party adjourned to the school house.
where dancing was kept up until day
light the next morning. the newly wed.
ded pair joining in the dance throughout
the night. The visitors commenced stray
Cling back to Phoebe from nine o'clock
in the morning until two in the after
noon. weary and tired out, but all ex-
pressing themselves as having had q
style and they have deputed US to return
their thanks to Messrs. Chamberlain,
Hammond and the rest Of the residents
Of the valley for the hospitality shown
to them.
CHANGED HANDs.-The rumor has been
busily circulated that the Hillside and
Bristol property had changed hands,
some parties assert to John P. Jones;
but we are assured by his particular
friends in Phoebe that have recently
heard from him that he has nothing to
do with the purchase. To give credenCe
to the rumor of sale, j. B. McGee was
} summoned hastily to San Francisco. and
Mrs. A. J. Blair and children left Bris.
toll on Mondays stage for the Bay to
, join her husband, it being their inten.
lion, we understand. to not return here.
Later news from W. e. Griffin, who is
interested in the property, says that no
! sale Of the property has been made.
KNOWN BY Hrs HAT.-On Tuesday last
miner came in from Silver Park for
/ the purpose of having some business
transactions with a resident of Phoebe.
} He was total stranger to the Piocher,
and he received the following instruc-
tions at Silver Park before he came here
80 as to be able to recognize the Piocher.
His instructions were to chang around
Goodman's store, on Main street. until
q he saw an individual loafnR around there
with hat on his head that an Indian
would not pick up on the street, and
that he could be certain that that was
the man he wanted" He found his
{ man.
.. H1LLs1DE.-The Hillside furnace closed
, down on Monday evening last. During
its run it did good work and turned Out
r a large amount OF bullion. twill resume
: about the Goth OF November. At The
I mine work continues steadily. a tint
i ledge being developed in the bottom o.
8 the incline and large amount of or,
being extracted.
Our VISITORS. -During the short sta!
Q of our Republican visitors in this section
o they took trip to Bullionville, Panaca
q Royal City and Bristol, and at all o
4 these places they made hosts of friends
4 At Panaca Brother Kinkead, by hi
fatherly appearance and affectionate way
= won the hearts of all the Mormon girls
't COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Boart
= of County Commissioners met on Mon
q day. October 2lst, and appointed 9. Q
y Webster an inspector of the election a
Bristol, and j. N. Curtis at Phoebe, IL
place of vacancies. A voting precinct q
% Gave Valley was established. Joe Travi
8 being appointed Registry agent.
% BREAKFAST TABLE TALK.-Husband-
n "What beautiful biscuits these are m.
~ ~ dear" Wife-"Yes indeed, have ha,
g no trouble in making nice. fine, whit
10 bread since / became accustomed L
II using the Snow. flake -four from Pou
/. jade's."
SHERIFF's SALE.-The property know
Of az the Nevada Mill and Mining Compan.
at property, as per advertisement. will b
,f sold at Sheriff's sale on Monday at !
10 O'Clock in front of the County Court