The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01

SILVER REEF.-Russell Fuller, who has
just returned from the Reef. reports that
although 1t is rather dali there at pres.
snt things are beginning to look brighter
for that camp. One Of the mines there
has just changed hands and about one
hundred more miners have bssn put to
work In consequences Of the change. The
OLD Fioehers appear to be getting along
hrst rate. Miles Qaillen has now an ex.
cellent saloon ard appears to be Doing
fair business. George Miller 10 the pro-
prietor of q large establishment and is
doing the largest business of any saloon
IN the town. George is growing quite
thin" John Fortnam has saloon and
store, and If be only had q wife be would
be happy. The saloon owned by John
d Cassidy is the finest of the place and
would be an ornament to any large city.
Joe Hoag, that pious old man, is busy
holding revival meetings there, assisted
by Shoenaks, and is trying to save the
souls Of the sinners.
LOOK out for receipts at Poujade's
from iris time on. The first installmsns
OF his Fall stock is expected to-day and
1t will be followed up by series of in
voices OF the best assortment OF first-clais
groceries that ever came to Phoebe.
Poujade proposes not only to undersell
the lowest, but also to keep really fresh
and first-olass articles. He does not
accommodate" anybody with credit, be.
cause be believes ths p. opls prefer more
goods and less OF that peculiar kind OF
accommodation" which the credit sys-
tenn carries with it. He sells merchsn.
disc only-nothing else, and will receive
for 1t money only-nothing else; but he
will give you all your moneys worth. "
SUDDEN DEATu.-Jaues Cook, who
was apparently well ON Saturday. died
on Sunday morning Of throat disease,
and was buried on Sunday afternoon
Cook was a native Of Lancaster, Penn.
sylvania, and was an old soldier, having
served ten years in the regular army and
also during the rebellion. He was mus.
tered out of service at Salt Lake.
TELEaRApHIc.-Commencing Novem-
Der LIST, all Western Union telegraph
Offices on tho Pacific Coast will receive
"half.rsts" messages during office hours,
to be forwarded over the lines during
the afternoon or evening, for delivery
next morning.
JUDGE RryEs arrived here Tuesday
night and opened Court Wednesday
morning. The case of the State against
Robert Frazer, being = motion on the
part Of ,he State for the change Of venue,
occupied the attention OF the Court.
COUNTY LICENSES. - Sheriff Mckee
COLI osed during tho month of October
and paid over to the Treasurer 1918 SO
license money. OF this $743 SO was for
general county license and the balance
being one gambling license.
FoR CARsoN.-A. B. O'Doughsrty and
Andrew Fife left Phoebe on Thursday
morning for Carson to attend Q suit in
the Uuit, d STATES Court there in thu cas-
of By. 70 & MoCollugh of Pittsburgh,
Pa, sgsins. +. W Cute.
CHR1.TY BULLION. Christy Mil
4 Mining Company shipp.d from Silver
Rect on the 24,n and 9th Of October
Two bars of bullion. valued at SO. 854 SO
TIE Rev. Father Heyde will arrive
here Tuesday evening and will hold
mass at ths Catholic Church at half-pasi
8 o'clock Wednesday morning.
New MAP.-The Grammar School hal
bsen supplied with new and splendid
map OF the United States. 1t WAS needed
badly.
JUDGE R1vEs leaves on this morning.
stage for Hamilton, OF which place he
opens Court on Monday.
PHOEBE BULLION. 34358 in bull
lion was shipped during tho past weel
by Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
CHAMPION game Of billiards-daily a,
Pansca Saloon, No. 1000 Main street.
FRESH California Roll Butter a
Poujads's.