The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-09

ng of the personal property OF the Hike
Silver Mining Company, which will take
place on Thursday. 14th day If March.
It IL O'Clock m, at the Hlko Company
Mill at Hike, in Lincoln county, and the
sale of the real property of said company
will take place at 10 O'Clock m. on
Both day Of March, at the
Courthouse door OF said county, in
Pioche. The above sales are to satisfy
Judgment rendered in the District Court
Of Lincoln county in favor of Chas. e
Heath and against said Hike Silver Min
ing Company.
ELECTION OF MINING REconDER. The
election of Mining Recorder of Ely MIN
ing District for the year 1878 was held
last Monday, March 4th, at the Office of
L. G. Goodspeed. on Lacour street. But
twelve votes were cast Gro. G. john
ston and L. g. Goodspeed acted as
Judges and r. NJ Bourne as Clerk OF
Election. The entire vote WAS cast for
Jos G. Henderson, the present incun
bent, which places him in the same posi-
ton for the ensuing year. The County
h6cOTOer IL tuo proper pcHsou AoA MAuo
ing Recorder of Ely District.
RESIGNED Patsey Arnold has re-
signed the Foremanship of the Alps
Company on account of i'll health. Mr..
Arnold has been Foreman OF the COM
pany's mines for about couple of years,
and has given general satisfaction dur
his continuance in that position. He
leaves for San Francisco next week, and
il his health improves, will take a posi-
ton in Arizona in some OF the mines
owned by the principal men OF the Alps
Company.
In A F1T.-A Swede, who had been
working at one of the mills in Bullion
Vile, had become loaded and came to
town for medical treatment. Whilst
standing in Chas. STEMS saloon he fell
on the floor in fit, caused by the lead
poisoning. and it was Wednesday morn
| ing before he was we'll enough to be re.
| moved.
GYps1Es.-A family of Gypsy fortune.
tell-rs arrived in Phoebe on Tuesday
last. coming from Ward and Other
portions of the States. They located a
Curtis & Smith corral and number o
, persons, who had more money thai
brains, visited them for the purpose o
having their future foretold.
WRITING SPECIMENS. - At the Post
Office, placed in frame. are to be seel
specimens of the writing OF the scholar
of School District No. 4, Glover Valley
The specimens show marked improve
ment in the writing of the scholars ant
rejects great credit on the teacher, Chas
Il. Bell.
AssEssMENNr.-We publish to-day tn
Assessment notice OF the Alps s. M. Ca
OF one dollar per share, which WAS levie
on the 2Sth day OF February. This 81
sessment will be delinquent on the fri
day of April, and unless payment
made will be sold on Tuesday, April 81
} REwARD.-Wells, Fargo L. Co. al
Offering reward of $3.50 for the n
covery of bar Of bullion marked "N'
81, Christy M. & NJ. Co )" lost betwee
Prairie's ranch and Ward on the nigl
OF February 26th.
CAsr1NGs.-A big heat was taken off
the Raymond & Ely Foundry yesterda.
consisting OF castings to be used in II
.. mills Of the company.
P1ooHE BULL1oN.-$10,751 in bu
lion was shipped during the past weel
> according to reports of superintendent
TIE latest phrase now is. II decline
. answer" but if you say "let's take
r drink" no one will decline that.
3 a charge of robblng the United Stat
mails, in connection with the Cher
i. Greek stage robbery. and brought be-
10 from Eureka for examination, appeare
" before United States Commissioner,
r H. Windle. Monday. Felix Donnoly vi
% held to appear before the United Stat
y Court at Carson, bail being fixed at S.
10 900. Failing to furnish the requisi
bonds, he was retained in custody. {
q the following day George Wilson al
:. Doc. Bell were brought before the Cor
missioner, and their examination co
= tinusd until March 9Th. pending the q
T. rival of witnesses. subpenss for who
of we're issued. and placed in the hands
" officer Nuckols for service. We unde
stand there there will be eight or I,
lie witnesses on the part of the defense al
10 two for the prosecution.-( Elko Ind
-. pendent, Feb. 2Sth.
70 Carson Appeal: Hon James Crawfo,
= Superintendent of the United Stat
- Mint in this city, has received offic
instructions from the Mint Bureau
* Washington to make the necesss
no preparations for the coinage Of I
"dollar Of our daddies" without delt
as This order will keep our Mint employ
- to its fullest operative capacity. and
70 former activity and hustle about that
stitution will be revived. This orc
as also justifies the reinstatement Of
no entire adjusting force on full time. I