The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

iuthoooo' iiooI wv " 1Iu toun Oh orc ger
day.
The furnace during its forty.ons DAYS
run reduced 2l24 tons OF ore, and bullion
of the assay value of $93,43O was run
out, as follows:
Oct Fl to 81, Hillside ore reduced. 525 tons
Nov. to 80. Hillside ore reduced 1899 tons
Total number of tons reduced. =. .2l24
Oct. 81 to 81, Hillside bullion. 81, 600
Nov. to 80, Hillside bullion. ........ 72,4sO
Total value of bullion. 1893 430
The finest Cigars in Phoebe, at 1211a
cents. at Goodman's.
CHARAyARI BAND FOOLED Tuesday
night the members of the charavari band
were most beautifully sold. They had
been informed that marriage was to
take place that evening and wsre
on the alert. getting their instruments
ready and detailing portion of the band
to watch the Judge and see when the
ceremony came of. Their watchers in
formed them when the Judge went to the
hSNoo oe WhiCu kuO OCACmOny Wub W 10
performed, and the band gathered for the
ssrenade; in tho meantime the sup
posed groom slipped out the rear way,
coming up town, and shortly afterwards
the Judge left tho residence. Pande.
monium turned loose would be slight in
com parison to the racket made by the
band. Every conceivable instrument
was employed that could possibly make
diScord. After serenade of half an
hours duration, they dropped on what
was up and left the premises in search Of
the was.to.be groom. They found him
at his quarters and gave him sersnade,
but the hard-hearted old bachelor would
not "set them up" for the boys. so they
quit that lay out in disgust They were
then informed that marriage had taken
place in another portion of the town, and
hied themselves there, where they met
with like cold shoulder. The people
generally have come to the conclusion
that the band has leader equal, if not
superior, to the ancient leader of the
Hoodlums."
NEW GooDs.-T. G. Poujads has just
got in mammoth stock Of groceries, and
all articles kept in grocery store, from
tho factories and Wholesale establish
ments both in the East and West, which
are Of . very superior quality, and vii
bs sold at the very lowest PRICES, fol-
cash only. His canned goods are o.
the present years crop, and all those
purchasing canned fruits from him may
feel sure that they get nothing but thu
freshest and very best that is to be had
Persons desiring anything in tn
grocery lines will do we'll to call at Mr.
Poujade's store ON Meadow Valley stree
aAd examine his goods and learn hi
cash prices. For particulars read hi
new advertisement.
EpBcATED MULE.-Ths proprietor o
the PAnsca Saloon, at an snormou
expense. has imported an educated mul
from Missouri. Whenever man come
into the saloon and gets drink, thel
holds up his finger, the mule turns loos
his hind legs and kicks the mans finge
off. The mule has been under the pain
full necessity Of kicking off 500 finger
within the past three days and has neve
been known to miss his aim. Person
visiting the Panacs are hereby warne
in regard to elevating their fingers, - tn
proprietor of that establishment says b
will not bs responsible for any Of tn
little practical jokes performed by hi
mule.
Poll. TAXES. On Monday the Count
Assessor made settlement with th
State Of his poll tax account for the yes
1879. He received from the State 100
poll taxes; returning unused l75; leavin
1926 which he disposed Of. This is a
excess of 203 poll taxes over what wa
sold in the year 1878, and taking int
, consideration that our population in 1877
: WAS considerably less than in 1878.
quite remarkable.
D1ED.-John Cartwright. an old res
! dent Of Phoebe, who has been wsrkin
at the wheelwright business during b
, stay here, was on Thursday last, Will
working in the shop, stricken by o stroll
= of paralysis. The shock WAS . sevel
! ono, so severe in fact that he died froI
: its effects yesterday morning abe,
8 o'clock. The funeral will take pla'
. this afternoon at o'clock. from the Co
= ner of Phoebe and Hoffman streets.
n CHRISTMAS ToYs.-John Shier has iu
Il received . large assortment of fine to-
. and large collection of other articl
X suitable for Christmas presents. TT
d collection Of dolls at this ESTABLISHING
r. is the finest that has ever been brouR
to Phoebe. Parents desiring toys +
their children will do we'll to call at N
- Shier's store before purchasing eli
D. whore.
- In THE FIELD.-Chas. Stein announc
in this issue that he has gone into t
grocery business. and having receiv
h. large stock of groceries, solicits
y share Of the public patronage. No
y, but the best OF groceries are kept by \
III Stein. Special attention will be paid
him to family trade.
10, The CASH Co. having determined
close their business in Phoebe, I an
thorizsd to sell out everything in th
:, store At the lowest possible rate. I
~ lures for sale cheap.