The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-22

"S AZ III Dbibg neid
back at Juab and the terminus of the
Utah Southern railroad, by the forward.
ing agents at those places. Those for.
wardlng agents are also agents for the
sale OF wagons, and they let the goods
accumulate. offering them as freight to
the teamsters who purchase their wagons.
II the teamsters refuse to purchase
wagons from them, the goods lie at Jusb
and the terminus. The merchants here
are tired OF this business and are making
efforts to have the Eureka and Palisade
Company start once again, and there ia
| no doubt but what they will, in which
case no more freight for Phoebe will
come by Utah.
FIGHTING MAMA. with
the expectation that last Monday would
be payday and business liven up, was a
general mania that evening to engage in
row or fight. series of rows were
inaugurated varying in importance from
a light set to, where the c0mba.ants did
rot desire to hurt each other, to more
| serious ARRAYS in which human bull.
dogs figured. One man had his right
hand bitten very severely, and other
casualties occurred, bat mono 30 bad as
to prevent men from pursuing their
ordinary avocations after little sleep.
RAYMOND & Ely BULLION. Mon.
day the train brought up from the Ray.
mond & Ely mill Sc 600 in bullion, tbs
frat shipment OH the November account
These shipments will keep up for some
time as the dump at the mill ia full of
ore. the ore-house ut the mine is crowded,
and there is over 1000 tons in the mine
taken out but not hoisted. The delay
| in shipment of bullion this month was
caused by the repairs going on at the
mill. which is now in splendid condition
and will not need repairing again for
some time.
For HIKo.- Last Monday Charley
Heath, Superintendent Of the Valley
Mill and Mining Company at Hike, left
for that place, taking with him VIM.
Frazier, assayer, and Joe. Griffel en-.
Rineer, for the purpose of starting up the
mill. 1t will take about ten days after
the engineers arrival there to fix things
In running order when the mill will be
started, and Hike will once again help
| to swell the bullion shipments Of Lincoln
county.
BE CAREFuL.-P Postmaster G eneral K ey
has promulgated new law to the effect
that all letters must have the county and
State addressed upon them, or else the
postmaster is directed to forward them
to the Dead Letter Office. For instance,
II you wish to send letter to Bristol,
Pansca, BullioRville or Royal City, it
won't simply do TO address them to those
places, but "Lincoln county. Nsvads,"
nus. be also placed on the letters.
A RUsH.-Monday last being the fnal
day for the payment Of taxes, previous to
10 per cent, being added. considerable
rustliDg WAS done to raise the money
with which to settle. The Trsasurer's
office was crowded during tho day and
up to 0 O'Clock that night by those who
always put off paying their taxes until
the last minute.
DELINoUENTs.-Wep publish the delin-
quent lists of the Meadow Valley and
Mayfowsr mines this morning. The list
OF the Meadow Valley commences on the
third page and is continued on the
fourth. This day OF sale is December s.
The firm OF Byers & Mccullough of
Pittsburg, Pa, won the suit which they
had against F. W. Clute. The U. S.
District Court at Carson decided the case
in their favor and there will probably be
no appeal from the decision.
THANKsG1vING.- Saloon, No.
1000 Main street, returns thanks for past
favors and solicits continuance of the
same. Everything OF the best in the
Liquor and Cigar line, only one price,
one bit! PAY IS you 60.
Episcopal CHURCH. will be
held at the Episcopal Church Sunday
evening. Hereafter services will be held
every other Sunday evening.
TIE frs! party given by the Young
Mems Social Club this season took place
Wednesday evening and was . very
pleasant affair.
The rooster, FREDERICK, ETC., for the
Raymond & Ely Company left Eureka
on the 18th and il expected to arrive
here Thursday.
OWING to the late arrival OF couple Of
delinquent lists We are unable to publish
our usual amount OF reading matter this
morning.
PIocHE BULL1oN.-$6,0 30.72 in bul-
lion was shipped during the past week
by Wells, Fargo & Co.
The annual election Of officers Of St.
Johns Lodge No. 10. F. & A. NJ, takes
place this evening.
CLERK.-C Charles H. Wertheimer has
been appointed clerk for the Day s. N.
Company at Phoebe.
TIE Day mine paid of the 10Th and
the Raymond & Ely yesterday.
NEXT Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
II ia An interestinr fact that aince