The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-30
OUR MINES.
DAY

depth of 76 feet. During the week have
been stopping and drifting at the bottom
of the wipze in the ore-body. The ORE
body, as far as examined, shows to be eI-
tensive; don't know the extent of it yet.
1t is the usual quality of ore and assays
about the same. The shipments are ten
tons of ore on an average daily.
RAYMOND AND ELY
Are taking out considerable ore from
the upper levels, principally from the 9Th
and 10th; the quantity and quality of
the ore is improving. Are also extract
ing ore from the old Burke mine of the
Raymond a. Ely. The 80 stamp mill is
running as heretofore reported, produc-
ing good results and keeping the rail-
road pretty busy.
There is no material change to notice
in the mines of this company; the work
continues as reported last week, pushing
forward in the development on the 18th
level Of the Mazeppa and prospecting in
the Alps proper. The mill continues to
run steadily on ore.
MAYFLowER.
Frank Wheeler. Supt., started out to
Bristol on Thursday morning to start up
work on this mine again. There was
very little work done in the mine during
the past week. consequently we have no
report of operations.
GREAT EASTERN,
No orders have as yet come from San
Francisco to start work again on this
mine, although such orders are daily ex-
pec!ed.
A NOVEL SCHEME.-We received letter
the other day from the proprietors OF the
| Ogden Fireman." containing ticket
to their Matrimonial Bureau Rattle. II
The ticket is No. 50S8, and reads thusly
"This ticket will entitl- the holder to the
Semi-Weeky Ogden Freeman for three
months, and chance to draw Young
Lady Prize at the next Quarterly Riff
OF the Freeman Matrimonial Bureau
The proprietors of this lottery scheme
call it novel way of solving the "Matri
monial Mormon Problem" As all con-
meet with the RECORD are single men, ant
on the marry bigger than a wolf, there il
liable to be trouble in this Office if the
number of our ticket draws handsome
young lady as prize.
GOOD CHEEn.-The San Francisco
Restaurant, kept by Gibfried & Bri
sacher, has lately received large supply
of truck from San Francisco, such al
canned fruit, vegetables, Holsters, sar
dimes, oysters, and all the other thing
necessary to satisfy the wants of th,
elmer man." Tue tables are always
abundantly supplied with the latest pro
auctions that the market affords. Their
are also attached to this establishment
bakery, where the best OF bread. pies an,
cake can be procured.
DEAD.-A telegram to Theo. A. Hal
from Patsy Arnold, from San Francisco
says that Joseph Percival died on tn
the night of the 9th instant. Til
dispatch also says that Arnold is wei
and thinks he is getting all right. jos
Percivsl. as We all know, was Fir
Warden of Phoebe for along time, an
only quit the position on account G
sickness. We arc very sorry to learn c
his decease.
DON'T CONE FARTHER.-In the earl
part of the week man, who thought b
was followed around by an individui
! for the purpose of inficting some bodil
harm, stepped into the store of Wolder
berg & Armer for the purpose OF avoit
ing his persistent follower, but it was n
use, the follower kept right along unit
. stopped by six-shooter presented in tt
direction of his head, when he LETT ii
store.
SETrLE.-Ado'ph COIN being about
/ take a trip on business matters wants
. have some of the "needful' wherewit
to pay his travelling expenses. and Their
fore desires all those indebted to Il
Q firm of A. Cohn & Bro. to come forwal
y and settle up. Those who the firm ov
b by presenting their bills can have the
o paid.
n That BooK.-W. P. Goodman has su
y ceeded in getting fifty odd subscribe
v already to Fred Harris new book. "Tl
x Sazerac Lying Club" If every one q
o dlcted to the small vice spoken of in Il
d book would subscribe for it, there wou
be an immense number sold aroul
a Phoebe.
n 100 T. BALL.-The Lodge OF o.
r Fellows in Phoebe intend giving b,
}" on the Goth of April next, that being Il
/. anniversary OF the introduction of o,
is Fellowship into the United States
10 America.
- GOING We learn from Silver Re
J. that Barbee g. Van Hagen's mill b
been completed and started to run. Til
expect to do good work as the mill
70 thorough in all its appointments.