The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-13

RAYMOND AND ELY.

Hooo PAoGieoo Al ceihS, iunuc Al "h
the prospecting places in the mine.
About Is tons OF ore are daily being
extracted and shipped to mill. The
mill for the past week has been run
ming on tailiugs. owing to the non-ar-
rival of salt, which had been contracted
for and not coming to hand. The ore
il accumnlatipg at the mill The rail-
load is running to its full capacity and
foundry and machine-shops are kept
busy. The air compressor hos been
shipped and ia now on the road here.
DAY.
Sinking the Wine in this mine is pro-
crossing we'll It's now down 90 feet
below the tunnel. The ore in the bot
tom Of the shaft is not as good as it has
been, but still there is ore going down.
which is very promising. Are breasting
out ore of good quality on 75.foot level
of this winze. About ten tons per day
are being extracted. A level has been
ing and stopping there. and started o
| winze from that level. The bullion ship
ments for the month of March amounted
to $4,000.
! ALPS COMPANY.
Work is being continued as usual both
in the Mazeppa and Old Alps; there is
no material change to note in the Ma
zeppa; slopes are ell looking we'll. Con.
siderable improvement is being made in
the Alps proper, and some little ore is
being extracted. The mill is running
steadily.
MAYFLowER.
The sinking of the main incline is be-
ing prosecuted vigorously with the force
on hand; during the past week have
made IL feet progress; having passed
through hard formation OF vein matter
are now in softer ground, interpreted
with lunches of ore throughout, which
promises important developments.
HILLSIDE.
Have run the winzs down to depth
Of SO feet, SO far all in ore of good quail.
ity Are continuing the working of run.
ing down the winze. A test by working
ing at the mill has been made of about
ten tons of this ore, the pulp assay show
ing $3.50.
TEMPEST.
The work Of sinking the incline Htil
continues, with fair progress being made
the mine still keeps up good showing
AN UNEQUAL EXCHANGE. Two miners
left Phoebe last week on foot for Osceola
Ward. or anywheres else where they
thought they could make some
money. At night they stopped at the
Eight-mile Houee. and one Of them or
arising in the morning made up hit
mind to return to Phoebe. On his way
to town one OF his boots began to pinch
: his foot and he thought that his foo
had swollen, or else that one of his boot
, had grown smaller. On an examination
after arriving in town he discovered tina
one of the boots he had on was stor
boot, and belonged to the man he hat
. been travelling with, and that he had lief
: behind one OF a pair of 1922 custom
> made boots. He mournsth accordingly
but it is too late to repair damages.
A TRIP ARouND.-S. B. Martina re
). turned or Sunday last from trip t.
f Resting Springs. San Bernardino, Ivan
\ pah and other places Of interest alon
that route. At San Bernardino be me
:. A. Barber and Jim Squirting, formerly o
n Phoebe. Squirting was making his wa
!. to Fort Yuma. in little better health tina
i, when he left here. Barber was on hi
a. way to Globe District, Arizona. to TAX
charge of some mines there. At Resin
n Springs he met with Sam. banner, @. {
,. Bradley, and several other old Piocheri
Ia who were all glad to hear any news abor
h the wel-being OF Phoebe.
y PERsoNAL.-A. j. Blair. one OF th
70 70 owners of the Hillside Company, left o
Wednesdays stage for San Francisco
, having been suddenly called there Q
- business. r. Duff left on the sau
% stage for Carson to attend n law suit
r, which the Meadow Valley Company al
"a involved. Herman Krause departed +,
- Silver Reef last Tuesday, having sent
40 stock of goods on in advance, with Il
~ intention OF opening q branch store
y that place. e r. Cute took his depa
., ture for Carson on Thursday to after
~ the law suit of the Meadow Valley Cor
80 pany against T. W. Clute.
lie Died Mrs. Caroline A. Atchist
n died at Panaca on the 9Th instant. 81
~ was native of Kirkland, Ohio. MI
10 Atchison WAS the mother OF Mrs. Jol
10 Ely and Mrs. w T. Rich, and is ",
known in the county, having been
resident of the village of Panaca for
OF number Of years. She was buried Ia
1g Monday. the 9Th, and such is the estee
10. in which she was held by the citizens
of Pauaca that the entire population
ali that village attended the remains OF t
w. deceased to their last resting place.
rs ExAM1NAT1oN.-The examination, /
us fore Justice U. E. Allen, of John Kir
charged with shooting John Driscoll
ed the night of March 31st. CONNIE noed
lea Wednesday, continuing throupho