The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-29

was also Known an
"a food for the Israelites in their forty |
wears wandering, bat the kind sold IN
DING stores is the first kind mentioned
ahosa Wednesday DIR. Alexander re-
os;yad a 10. of this article and had it
spread on. on the counter, putting II up |
and packing it away, when IN came one
OF his neighbors, who on seeing the arh.
Gle picked up piece and commenced
eating it, Liking the taste. he asked the
doctor what it was, meanwhile keeping |
on eating it. The doctor smiled one OF
those benevolent smiles OF his and re-
nlied that it was mama, with which the
Jews were fed during their wanderinRs
in olden times, as mentioned III the
bible. The neigbbor kept on eating. and
ths doctor smiling, never saying another
word until the neighbor had eaten about
a handful OF the mama, when the doctor
blandly told him OF its effects. During
the cold hours of Wednesday night the
nsisbbor realized to its full extent what
hind of stuf that swsetish secretion WAS.
DAY OFFICIAL LETTER. -The following
i, the official letter of A. s. Gould, Super
inseudent Of the Day mine, dated No
vember 2Sth: "Ws are driving steadily
down the incline winze, and are now at
a depth of about twenty feet. We have
nrobably ten or twelve feet more to go
before reaching the cave ore. Average
ASSAYS of this ore made yesterday by Mr..
G. Il. Hopkins. from samples taken by
Mr.. John Cahill, who has been familiar
with the Day ore from the beginning,
went $l97 81. We continue to extract
ore from the slopes of the north drift,
and are making daily shipments to the
furnace. The southwest drift, which we
are running by contract, ia in good ledge
. matter, with some good ore. In this
working nineteen feet were made in the
last week. We find IN the lime Of the
incline some very rich kidneys and small
bunches, assaying from S39l.l3 up to
1891 %. Everything at the mine in good
working order.
Or INTEREST TO ALL.-Messrs. Hag-
gerty & Barton announce in this morn.
ing's RECORD that they have just re-
ceived q large assortment Of fresh gro
ceries and canned vegetables and fruit.
They have also laid In o large supply of
hay, grain and -four, and all persons de-
string anything in this line will do we'll
to give them call. Utah produce ia
specially with this firm and they always
keep large supply for the wants Of the
public and delivery wagon for the 40
commodation Of the purchasers. They
have q large amount of pine and cedar
wood. and all persons desiring wood.wll
be supplied On short notes by leaving
orders at their store. lower Main street.
A free corral, for the accommodation of
freighters and ranchers coming to Phoebe,
is connected with this establishment.
MAYFLowEE MNE.--Frank Wheeler,
Superintendent. In the drift on the 244.
foot lsvel struck into the top of large
cave, the opening being about two feet
above the bottom of the drift. Have ex-
plored the cave for thirty feet in a
south westerly direction, at that point the
opening contracting to fifteen inches in
hight, stopping any further advance. By
placing a lighted candle, as far as one
could reach, no end to the cave could be
perceived. 1t is considered by all who
have examined this new development to
be handsome showing. The mine is
opened to inspection to any one.
OFFICIAL LETrER.-The annexed il
the official letter OF Fl. Mill. Superin-
tendent of the Raymond & Ely mine,
dated November 2Sth: The general out
look Of the mine for the past week has
been about the same. We are opening
out on the "black ledge" and have
plenty OF black ore on hand. AT the mill
everything is progressing nicely in get
ting ready for the roaster, which should
have been here yesterday. After it gets
on tbs ground at the mill, we expect to
have it running to its full capacity, about
Christmas.
HOLIDAY GooDs.-A large quantity Of
holiday goods are en- route here from the
terminus of the railroad for our mer-
chants. Myers &c Bro. will have an extra
assortment of fancy goods, shawls, lsces,
etc. Eiseumann & Co. will receive q
large amount OF cutlery, glass and tia
wore. Goodman & Co. fine collection OF
toys, holiday books, nick-nacks and ps-
riodioals. The various grocery stores
will have everything in their line suita.
BILE for mince pies, puddings, etc.
We spent most of Thanksgiving Day
in praying for and returning thanks to
that pious old gentleman of the Panaca
Saloon, who on that day armed us with
a large amount Of material with which
to celebrate, and during the night wa
areamt that We sow three.legged race
horses flying around, "no time here, y
pay as you 60" etc.
FRESH OYsTERs. Riepe Of Banh
Exchange Restaurant, has received :
supply Of fresh oysters. which he sells o.
81 IS per can. The Pioneer Restaurant
at Bristol has also received large supply
Of these bivalves, which are likewise sole
for 81 rs per can. no29tf
Lost CHECK W. r. Wilson gives no
tioe that he has lost check, drawa by j