The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27
BRISTOL ITEMS.

The Hillside fcrnaco, which has been
newly refined and machinery put in per-
feet order, will start mp Monday, with o
large amount of ore on dump.
Work on the cupelle furnace lie about
completed and it is expected that the re-
inning of Hillside bullion will commence
on the first OF January.
Owing to the bad condition of the
quartz road from the Hillside mine to
Bristol only about 35 tons of ore is being
shipped daily to the furnace.
The thermometer marked ten degrees
below zero Wednesday night.
Christmas passed off pleasantly, with
the town unusually lively.
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INFORMATION WANTEp.-The wife of
Pierre Guertin. residing at Montreal,
Canada, wants to know the whereabouts
OF her husband, who, when last heard
from. three years since. was at Prescott,
Arizona. Any one knowing his where
aoouts will please communicate with A.
Gaudetts, Phoebe. Nevada.
In TowN.-Piochsrs from all directions
were coming into town un the 23d and
Oath so as to pass the Christmas Holi-
days. Extra stages were sent to Bristol
Royal City and other places for the pur-
pose of accommodating the bsys, and
their arrival gave the town lively ap.
pearance.
Coin. Tuesday evening was the cold.
est night here the Oldest irhsbitent has
known of for the last seven winters
Daring the night the Thermometer went
as low as fifteen degrees below zero, and
IN tbs morning, at about o'clock, il
stood ten degrees below zero.
The Police News. in its issue of TIT
10th instant, contains graphic descrip
ton and spirited illustration depicting
and describing the Indians throwing thu
squaw down the shaft out near Elizt
Lawson's slaughter
The members of the Abnegating Clul
held their second anniversary in Pioch
on Christmas Eve. at the residence o
Chas. Oatey, where the members all en-
s joyed themselves hugely.
CHRISTMAS DoNATIoN.-A public spirit
!. cd citizen Of Phoebe. who declines t
!. have his named mentioned, made
t Christmas donation OF $2G dollars to tn
y public school fund OF Phoebe District.
VIZ learn that FL. X. Chamberlain ha
a sold, or is about to sell, his ranch i
Eagle Valley to Mr.. Hammond.
J. D. A. FULKs will please accept OF
II thanks for liberal supply of champagne
}. For first class goods in the Toy lin,
- call at Goodman's.
y Within a radius OF thirty miles frol
"a New York in every direction the conte
W between the Western Union and the Be
AZ Telephone Company will not be affecte
ID. by the recent agreement. The Bell Con
Z. pany proposes to make an arrapgemel
~ by which persons in all parts OF Il
ar country will be able to communion
with each other by telephone great di
tancss, not affecting the transmission
DO messages. Along submarine cables
b, message can at present be sent only ov
.,r one hundred miles, but it is said tn
- this defect in ocean telegrsphy has be-
40 overcome by Professor Bell, and that b
- fore many weeks a person in New 70
Az will b. able to communicate by telephol
= with a person in London. The capt.
D. stock Of the Bell Telephone Compal
~ 70, will be increased from $3.50, 900 to 81
I'll 100000. II is estimated that there q
now 100000 telephones in use in t
d. United States. and the Bell Company b
already introduced 1000 telephones
London. The telephone is patented
IL the United States, Canada, Englan
N, France, Austria, Italy, Spain, Portus
lie and Austria, and protection has be
,er asked for in Norway, Sweden, Donna
Die and Russia New York World.
he :,
ma Kentucky widow recently planned
second marriage without taking t
pains to inform her son. lad OF twel
in years. While the ceremony was in p
he eress the urchin escaped from the nu
AZ cry, and approaching the gentleman W
,ay was rapidly becoming converted into
IN stspfsthsr, gave him violent blow unt
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