The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-27


affairs OF the Reef He reports things bs-
Ing rather dull down there at present but
spoke very encouraginRiy OF the iuturt
In fact, 80 much so that be took US by
surpris-, for We are aware that the Cap
tam has not been very sanguine as to
the mines of that camp. He says that
they will ship from the Rect IN 1850
from 25 to 80 percent more in bullion
than they will during the present year. !
The mines are all in IN excellent oondi- |
ton at the present nme-neyer looked
better. The affairs OF the Stormount
Company will soon be satisfactorily ar
ranged aud will start into work with re-
uewed vigor. The Chris,y Company's
affairs are all running along smoothly
The mines are eli IN splendid trim, show
Ing good quantity of ore. The mill
has been running steadily for twenty-one
month, but 1t Is the intention to ciosr it
down some time during the coming
months for repairs. which it is very
much in need of. The Barbee mine is
looking first rate. and continues to i'm
prove as work progresses. The burnt
district has been entirely rebuilt aud the
new buildings are much more substantial
than those that were destroyed by the
fire. Captain Lubbock will leave for the
Reef during the fore part Of next week.
THE DAY MINE.-Capt. II Mill, Supt.
OF the Raymond & Ely, and Jno. Sheath,
foreman. went out to Royal City Mon
day for the purpose of inspecting the
above named mine. They report that
the bonanza is even OF much greater
extent than Supt Gould had reported.
From what they could see they est.
mated the ore IN sight to be- 500 tons,
| and having sampled and bid it assayed
| found that the ore averaged 1925, Ii il
keeps on developing the way it has been
dong the past week, there is no telling
the extent OF the deposit.
Bronco PAT has u son and heir, there.
fore claims to be the happiest man in the
mountains. Pat gives glowing descrip-
ton OF the little fellow. He says he has
the lungs OF a bull and can bray li6e o
jack, and although but three days old.
the "littlr son-ot-a.gun is as big liar
Is his daddy"
New SToRE.-Ei. Pierson has opened
q vegetable store next door to Dave
COINS establishment, where a fresh and
large assortment OF fruits and vegetables
will always be found. He also keeps a
large supply OF groceries on hand, which
are sold at the lowest prices.
FoR SALT LAKE.-Sheriff Mckee, ac
companied by his wife and Miss Maggie
Morris, departed Tuesday for the termin.
GUS OF the Utah Southern and Salt Lake
City. The Sheriff and his wife will be
absent twenty days, but the stay of Miss
Morris is uncertain.
THE TEN Pahute Land. Mining and
Improvement Company have received U
8. patents to all their mining claims ant
whistles in Tenn Pahute District. 1t i,
to be hoped that this company will now
start in and do some work on thei
claims.
YoM KIpPuR. - The Hebraio fast O
Yom Kippur commenced at 6 o'olooi
last evening. We know of sev raj q
that faith that it will be rough work OF
for them to fast or goswithout drink To-
"a hours.
? HUNGRY Some individual, evidAntl,
: bard mp for grub, on Wednesday evening
entered the Raymond & Ely foundry An,
coDfiscated sack of -four, which wa
used for making cores for castings.
BIRTHDAY PARTy.-Mr. Eisenmann'
son gave birthday party Monday even
ing and invited a number of his littl
frleDds. and joyous and happy tim
: was had by the children.
q THERE was some very nice lookin
=. specimens of ore brought to town frou
0 the Kennebec mine. Blind Mountal
;. District, which is owned by Capt. Ha,
;. mon and Cliff. Webster.
DEER are reported to be very plentifr
down in the valleys. The settlers sa
g they are more numerous this year thu
q ever known heretofore.
WILL LEAvE.-Georss W. Arnold an
:. family, accompanied by Mrs Fl S Lut
" book, will leave here for San Francsc
:, in a fow days.
GEO. WEED, now working in the Da
n mine at Royal City, has been re.electe
, Mining Recorder of Jackrabb,t Mimi
District.
h GEN Grant will not visit Phoebe, br
10 everybody visits the Panaca Saloon, M
II 1000 Main street.
10 OuR market continues to be we'll SUI
piled with delicious fruit from ZION.
'e The "tiger" hasn't had much de
y perate fighting to do lately.
le The weather is getting cold and II
y reds are returning to town.
10 EVEN the jackrabbits have deserte
this section.
N DANCING ACADEMY By request
,e many novices in the art. Mr.. T. DOVE
90 will, on and after Monday evenin
be september 20. 1879, instruct the uni
Q. itia,ed in all the popular square NJ
Q. fancy dances, with all the latest dip
skins and plidrs, Perfect order. cor