The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-27

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minds of many, belief that Utah -four
is an inferior article 10 that produced in
California. This has been due in great
measure to the fact that the Utah grist
mills were neither put up, nor conducted
with as much care and expense, as those
in States longer settled. But from four
samples shown us by T. G. Poujade.
Meadow Valley street. yesterday, we do
not hesitate to place the flour which he
10 now selling grade above the average
California flour in quality; and more, it
10 far below the California article in
price. Mr.. Poujade is now prepared to
furnish consumers and the trade with
the finest -four, at prices at which Utah
teams cannot afford to sell the same
article.
KILLED AT OscEoLA.-Sheriff Mckee
received letter from Oscsola from S. l..
Scott. former resident of Phoebe,
which says a sad accident happened there
on the 18th of July, by which 8. f.
Turner. or Little Sam" as we used to
call him in Phoebe. was instantly killed
by being oaved upon in the Osceola
mine. George Blair was working near
him at the time and dug him out as
quickly as possible. but he was dead
when found. He was buried on the 18th
Turner at one time lived in Virginia
City and Is we'll known there. Jim Nc
Fadden arrived in Osceola on the 18th.
Scott says the mill at Osceola runs only
part Of the time and times are pretty
dull there.
DISTRICT CouRT.-This Court met Sat-
urday. July goth, and transacted the fol-
lowing business: Floral Springs Water
Co. ct al. vs.. A. T Page ct al. the Cour.
orders that the said restraining orders be
continued in full force pending the trial
of said cause upon plaintiff fling good
and sufficient bond in the sum OF So 900.
Ralph Clymo ct 81. vs. w. L. Mckee;
Court orders default to be set aside.
State Bank Of Nevada Va. Alps 8. M. Co.
demurrer overruled. Court adjourned
to Monday. August 9th.
ANNUAL ELECTION. members OF
Phoebe Hose Company No. held tbeil
annual election last Saturday evening, al
which time the following officers were
chosen to serve for the ensuing year
Foreman, David Cobn; LIST Assistant. H.
Welland; I'd Assistant, r. A. Rieppe
President, r. II. ELAN; Vice President,
Chas. Stein; Secretary. L. Sultan; Treas.
urer, II. Welland; Delegates, W. Good.
man. D. G. Clark and L. Sultan; Dele.
gates to nominate Chief Engineer and Isl
and I'd Assistant Engineers, L. Sultan
D. c. Clark and D. Cohn.
No CHANGE OF DIrT.-Among the
horses entered for the races at Bullion.
vile Wednesday was Bill Wills blue
horse. As it was expected that he would
get away with all the races and it wal
desirable to have him in good condition
it was resolved not to change the diet OF
watsr-a Ia Mollie McCarthy-eo Mar
tino shipped to Bullionville 200 pounds
OF ice and barrel OF Phoebe water, bu
notwithstanding all these precautions
the blue horse was beaten.
| RAYMOND & ELY.-On Thursday tn,
stsam.pipe from the boilers was con
neoted with the compressor and tn
machinery WAS then started up ant
worked we'll. All that is wanted now il
for the pipe to arrive to make connec
ton between the receiver and shaft
The work in the mine is going on o.
usual, trains making regular trips an,
the mill running on tailings and ore.
BUcKpoAnD RoBBED.-O Friday night
the Goth, the Salt Lake blackboard on it
way to Phoebe was stopped between Pa
naca and Shoal Creek by three highway
men, who took the treasure box and toll
the driver to go on. The remains of tn
box were brought in Friday night. N
clue to the robbers, who secured onl
; four dollars and half for their trouble
T. HIL1sIDE.-The work OF altering tn
furnace and making the necessary i'm
provements on it is going on as fast a
possible. but it will still be twenty day
before they are completed. Some II
, Gently new developments in tho Hillsid
mine makes it still more appreciated q
mining property. Tho more work pei
formed the better the mine shows up.
"SNow FLAKE X xxx"
SHERIFFs SALE..-The Sheriff's sale {
personal property at the Mazepps min
to satisfy judgment in favor OF G. Z
y Paohen took place Tuesday, the sd inst
a the property being all purchased by tn
4 judgment creditor.
t LABOR LIENs.-The liens for labc
! filed against the Alps Company amour
4 to $4,000. We understand that thos
!; having liens intend to purchase th
mortgage on the property SO ss to max
good their liens.
STATED MERTINa.-The regular state
. communication of st. John Lode
No. 10, +. & A. NJ, takes place tn
4 evening, at their hall on Laoour stree
It at TX O'Clock.