The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-08

From SILVER REEF.-Several parties
came from Silver Reef lately on visit
to Phoebe, and from them we learn that
affairs at the Reef are pretty lively and
that faro and other gambling games ex-
hibit the effect Of lively times; but still,
as is usual in camps newly started and
doing we'll, everything is getting to be
overdone; too many business men are 60
ing there and starting business, too many
miners and workingmen going there &C.
cording to the demand for them, the
consequences being that there are large
number of men hanging around idle and
many leaving on foot. From COMPARE
son with the pay-rolls of the companies
in Phoebe and Silver Reef we learn that
more men are at work at present in
Phoebe than at Silver Reef.
PEnsoNAL.-Rev. s. P. Kelly, Super
intendent of Public instruction. arrived
here last Sunday. During his stay be
was engaged in inspecting the Public
Schools of this county. We understand
that Mr.. Kelly intends being candidate
bOE tA6 POoAkAOA uO INV AOl0b Al WIG
coming campaign this Fall. Captain
II. s. Lubbock. Superintendent OF the
Ohristy Mill & Mining Company at Silver
Reef, arrived in town Sunday. Louis
Janin took his departure for San Fran
cisco Tuesday, after inspecting the mines
of Pennsylvania District.
Fon EuRoPE.-Adolph Cohn left last
Wednesday morning for Virginia City,
where he goes as a representative OF Key
stone Chapter No. 6, F. A. and NJ. and
also Of St. Johns lodge No. IS. F. A.
and NJ, of Phoebe, to the Grand Lodges
to meet in Virginia from the 9Th to the
14th OF this month. From Virginia City
he goes East. thence to Europe. takes
in the Paris Exposition. and from there
to the home of his PARENTS. Adolph il
uncertain whether he will return to thil
country or not We wish him good lucl
wherever fate casts his steps.
WILL REpoRT--J. W. Musser arrived
in Phoebe Tuesday evening. Since BIZ
arrival he has been making an examina
ton into the affairs of the Alps Company
it's resources, etc., and will in shor
time inform the creditors OF that com
pany when they will be paid. 10 ha
visited the mill and mines Of the com
pany, making thorough inspection.
CHANGE OF DIREcT1oN.-F the pres
ent no bullion will be shipped from ST.
yer Reef by way of Phoebe, the order
now being to ship it by way of Sal
Lake City. Mill men at the Reef ar
I growing at this way Of shipping as
! entails more expense.
FRESH CANDID. j. Krause has jus
received a large assortment of oand
} fresh from the Chicago factories; ais
various kinds OF chewing gum. A larg
supply of cigars and Yankee notions wei
} likewise received at the same establish
, ment and are offerd for sale at bed-roo
prices.
New FoREMAN.-Last Saturday Bill
Trowbridge took charge Of the Alps Con
pany's mines az Foreman, succeeding
/, the position made vacant by the resign,
2 ton of P. J. Cullen. Billy is the rigl
I man in the right place.
Wines AND L1oUoRs.-Johnny Lyme
was busily engaged during the fore pa
of the week in filling his warehouse wi,
y a large supply of the finest kinds
II wines, liquors and cigars that had in
!. arrived.
II FoB Rock CBEEK.-P. J. Cullen, Ia
Foreman Of the Alps Company, left {
Monday last for Rock Greek. near tn
carora, to take charge of some mines
that district.
TIE District Court meets on MondI
next. All jurymen summoned are Q
pected to be on hand a. that 10 the d.
for which they were subponaed.