The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16

oiuob AZ locuel VI Ieslueut At DulllOu-
vile received dispatch from one of the
husbands companions to the effect that
the husband had been shot and to let her
make the utmost speed she could she
was sure to find him dead by the time
she arrived in Bullionville. Alarmed at
the intelligence she, through the assist
ance of q male friend, procured buggy
and proceeded to Bullionville, where
she found her husband, not as she
expected, dead; but dead drunk, he hav-
ing been shot in the neck with O bottle
of whisky. The wife returned to Phoebe
without having made any efforts to re-
cover him from his stupor.
Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
that the dodge Club" has been dis.
banded. The President of the club says
he is tired of having band of women
chasing him round corners and through
back lots to know whether their trinkets
are mended or not. The worthy Vice
President is now busy hunting up evi.
dence against the individuals who sell
liquor to Indians. for as soon a. he takes
charge of the Office to which he has been
elected it Is bis determination to make a
grub stake 90 soon 90 possible. All bad
little boys are warned not to pelt the
newspaper man with snow.balls during
the winter. for if they DO the District
Attorney will surely have them arrested
and locked up in the calaboose.
That PUP.-As far back as the Ma.
sonic ball, dates the promise OF young
gent of Phoebe to present to a young
lady a fine black .and.tan pup. of small
dimensions. The young lady has been
very anxious in regard to receiving the
pup, and in consequence has sent several
messages after the animal. On Thurs
day it was sent to her, but it exceeded
her expectations in regard to both size
and beauty, for it was three times as
large as was expected and such q poor,
NANCY looking brute that she was glad
to give it chance to run off, which it
did at the first opportunity. She don't
want any more pups.
FAMILY S1cK.-Judge Coles family,
which resides in Buffalo, N. Y, have
been very sick of late, in consequence OF
which the Judge has to make a trip
East. Judge Rives will supply his place
on the Bench ut Eureka and intends
opening Court there on Monday next,
and will leave here to-day for Eureka.
PAID Up.-On Monday last the Day s.
Company, through their clerk, Geo. W.
Arnold. settled up all their indebtedness
on the old account, and also on the new
account, up to the first of November.
Last week they squared up the bullion
tax upon which suit had been COM
menced.
THEATRICAL CoMpANY.- Hugh White
informs us that theatrical company
from Salt Lake City is on its way to
Silver Reef to perform and that after it
gets through there they will come on to
Phoebe and give few performances
here. They are said to be a very fair
company.
SoLD.-Last Monday Sheriff Mckee
sold the Alps mine to VIM. Finley to
satisfy judgments obtained against that
company by VIM. Finley, P. MoDon.
ough and Barney Mullen. Judgment
and costs amounted to $685.
RELEAsED.-Last Thursday Joseph
Rich was released from all his obligations
to any creditors, as far as this State was
concerned, the release clearing him of all
debts accrued prior to September 10,
1878,
MILL AT LONG vALLEY.-Andy Fife has
nearly completed his Quartz Mill at Long
Valley, and calculates to start up about
the 1st of December
CHR1sTY BULLION. Christy Mil
& Mining Company shipped from Silve,
Reef on the 9th and 18th of Novembe,
two bars of bullion valued at 81, 1857 SO
The District Court is now at recess
and il something unforeseen does mo-
occur there will be no more business
done during this term.
H11Ls1DE.-J. B. McGee has returned
to Bristol. and the probabilities are thai
the furnace will start up about the Goth
PHOEBE BULL1oN.-$7. 533 46 in bull
lion was shipped during the past week
according to reports of Superintendent
Ton. ANDREWS has started in as Fore
man Of the Raymond & Ely mine for tn,
underground work below the 18th level
IT is very easy thing to tell sue
oessful candidate; they all wear new
clothes.
The latest reliable election reports sum
up theCongressional situation about al
follows: There are IA Democrats, 10;
Republicans and 8 Greenbackers elected
with tolerable certainty, and four districts
in doubt and more or less depending or
the official returns. As to the Green
hackers, four of them came from the Re