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

IL Town.. J. Corrigan, President Of
the Hillside mine, and A. ]. Blair, one
OF the principal owners of the same,
came in on Tueaday's Eureka stage and
Immediately proceeded to Bristol to ill.,
spect the property of the company. On
Thursday they returned to Phoebe. ac-
companied by ]. b. MCGEE. Mr.. Corri-
gan expresses himself we'll pleased with
the mine. and also the short run of the
furnace. He thinks that the mine will
pan out SO we'll that it will astonish the
outsiders. Mr.. Blair has recovered sui-
ficiently from his indisposition as to be
able to 60 around, but is still weak.
WEDNESDAY AT BULL1oNvILLE.-T The
Oath of July at Bullionville was passed
very pleasantly, about ten races occur
ing in the day time and in the evening
ball took place at Gillen's Hall. The
races were exciting, large number of
the brethren from Phoebe attending. The
boys from Panaca were winners of few
races, Joe Conway won one and the rest
were taken by the Bullionvilleites. The
ball in the evening was we'll attended
and every one seemed to enjoy them.
selves.
EcLIpsE.-An eclipse Of the sun takes
place on Monday next, the goth. It will
only be partial one in this part OF the
country, beginning at s O'Clock and last
ing one and half hours. In the west it
will be total eclipse over narrow belt
ofsground near RAWLINGS Springs, Wy.
om,ng. where an observatory has been
erected by party of Eastern scientists,
among whom is Edison.
KEEP AWAY Captain Lubbock writes
from Silver Reef and says that place is
crowded to OVERLOOKING. He says it is
next to impossible to get o job there and
warns all Piochers to keep away and
seek employment elsewhere. There are
men in Silver Reef who have been wait
ing there for months in hopes of finding
work, but were unable to do 30 and went
off.
CHOLERA MoRBUs, cases OF
cholera morbus have occurred in Phoebe
during the past week. some of them very
serious, but we are happily to state that
none proved fatal. Unrips fruit and ice
water are supposed to have been the
cause of the different attacks.
OK VIsIT.-Herman Krause came in
from Silver Reef last Wednesday, intend.
ing to sojourn here about week. He
says that owing TO the hot weather that
things are rather dull at present. at the
Reef, but thinks business matters will
pick up before long.
L1cENsKs. -The Sheriff was around
Thursday collecting county licenses fol
the July quarter Of 1878. Merchants
and business mon paid up very we'll con
sidering the hard times. He will inter
view the Bullionyille folks during tn,
coming week.
A SLoPINo WITNESS. individual
who was witness Of the fatal ARRAY tina
occurred on Main street Saturday las
attempted to leave on the Fast Freigh
teams Tuesday, but constable Turne
overhauled him and brought him back
LEATHER FINDINGS. Schweiger OF
Monday last received large lot Q
!, leather OF all kinds 30 that he is prepare
to supply his customers with the fines
or medium quality of boots or shoe
at short notice. Give him call.
, For HIKo AND TEN PAHuTE. Charlie
! Hoffman and Judge Rives left here Sur
day last for Hike and Tenn Pahute. MI
Hoffmen has been sent to those places
. examine some mining property for pal
ties in San Francisco.
SHER1FF's SALEs.-Two Sheriff's sale
! are advertised in the RECORD to.da,
Q those OF F. w. Clute and the State Ban
o of Nevada against the Alps Silver Mil
, ing Company. For further particula,
!. see advertisement.
To CRED1ToEs.-The notice of Willie
!. nina Wiederhold, Administrative of IL
8 estate Of Chas. A. Wiederhold. deceased
8 appears in to-days issue under the hea
). Of New To-day"
= LIoUons. 9. Lynch is filling u
!. his warehouse again with q large stoc
Of liquors and cigars brought IN by Il
Eureka and Palisade Railroad teams la
Monday.
"SNow FLAKE" Flour, Y XXX X,
. Poujade's.
|. "SNow xxx Flake"
"BETTEn As Coop. Direct import
tion-A carload OF Phi. Best's Milwauk.
Z Lager Beer. pronounced by oonnoisseu