The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-14
THERE is some talk of purchasing DR..

and lighted. DIR. Lees residence 10
situated in q row of buildings and Ia
both poorly ventilated and lighted. and
as the Golfers of our school fund are not
OVERLOOKING with money, and times are
bard. our citiZ-ns can ill.afford TO pur-
chase candles for the purpose Of school
children to study with. DR.. Lees resi-.
dence Is in a good locality. and as the
doctor has abandoned Phoebe for good,
he will very probably dispose OF his
building to his iriends at q remarkably
low figure; but. as We remarked before,
the building is poorly ventilated and
lighted. and therefore is unfit for
school-house.
Picnic. "A large number of our citi-
Gems had picnic at Highland Wednes-
day. About forty.eisht people were
present. and although tho weather was
rather cold for picnic. still by dancing
and keeping up an excitement. they
managed to pass the time very pleasant.
ly. Strange as it may appear one party
became lost both going to and coming
from Highland. number of splendid
lunches were spread. A hsil-storm o.
ourred out there about four O'Clock,
when oil parties harnessed up and drove
to the brewery. serving up lunch again,
after which all returned to town.
SHooTISG.-Eugene Blair informs US
that few days previous to his arrival at
Challis. near Yankee Fork, that Johnny
Drisooll, who was shot in the neck by
johnny King in Phoebe, had shot q man
through the door of q cabin at Challis.
DriscoIl and some parties got into row,
when Driscoll went off and procured
pistol aud came back and shot through
the door OF the cabin, the ball striking q
man, who was not concerned in the
row, IN the leg. and lodging in bis groin.
Driscoll escaped and was last heard from
in Tuscarora.
"MA1cHLEss" Chewing Tobacco 75c.
per ID. at Pouj4de's.
Fou CARsoN.-Sherif Mckee left here
yesterday morning. having in charge
Frankly Curtis, whom he takes to Eureka
by order OF Judge Rives for the purpose
OF having an order made to send the
child to the State Orphans Home. The
Sheriff also has the order Of the Court to
bring Robert Frazer from the State
Prison to Phoebe to be again tried. the
Supreme Court having set aside the for.
mer verdict and granted him a new trial.
The Sheriff will be absent about ten
days.
ASSESSING. -Assessor W. d. Hsnder
son returned here last Saturday evening.
having been down through the Wash. to
the reservation, St. Thomas and Las
Vegas ranch, returning by way Of Glover
Valley. He did not 60 to Ell Dorado Caa.
yon on account Of Q new mill about being
put up there, and will wait q month or
Two until in course Of erection. He re.
ports the crops fair through the different
portions of the country.
OFFICIAL LETTER. following il
the official letter Of T. B. Pheby, Super.
intendent of the Raymond g. Ely mine,
dated June 18th: II arrived here on
night of 10th, and on examination of the
mine I find everything working abou,
the same IS when left. No change oil
importance to note. Everything work.
ing we'll both at mine and mill"
MAYPLowEB.-The following is the re-
port of the Superintendent of the May
flower niue: During the past week, hav.
extended the cross-out eight feet; expect
to strike the ore body in few days
which will give us depth of 48 fee
lower than our present ore workings
Everything looking we'll for large do
vslopment soon.
LEO BRoKEN.-We hear from Tomb
stone District, Arizona, that Ham Light
formerly Of Phoebe. had broken his leg
While stepping out OF = wagon b,
slipped, run his leg between the spoke
of the wheel, the horses started, aud il
that manner he met with the accident.
Roll OF HoNoR.-Primary School
Miss Laura A. Goodrich, Teacher: Robt
Adams, Georgia Alexander, L. Collins
Albert Collins, Edward Clark, There's
Eissnmsnn. John Ewing. Lizzie 1nce
Mable Reed, Edward Saunders.
DIscHARaED.-John Roe having by hi
good conduct while confined in Jail re
commended himself to mercy. Justic
Hoffman RENTED the ane Of Roe and b
was discharged from Jail, with the in
junction to 60 and sin no more.
"SAaEsRusH LEAVES. "A subscrir
ton paper has been opened at Good
mans store for subscribers to place thsi
names for Harry Miehels' book, entitls
"Sagebrush Leaves" W. r. Wilso
} also has subscription paper.
FIRST DEATH.--Maxwell's death Q
Bristol was the first death that hss OF
Cured there. d. @. Olmstead read th
burial service at bis grave Monday whe
Maxwell was buried.
Personal. Charley Croker. fomerl
agent of the Eureka & Palisade R. r. I
Pioche, returned here Saturday evenin
last on Q visit. T. B. Pheby arrive
Monday night.
NoT1or.-Richard A. Riepe. the grei
caterer Of the Southeast. Gives motto