The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-28

rusty LiuCoiu Souhsy Anhoueis "au hc
visited the wicked city on the Bass
Range to see the sights. He was met on
the streets in that city by wicked
Senator from Lincoln, who had located
there, aud who grasped the old rancher s
hand in both of bis and shook 1t heartily,
and attempted to hug him. but the limo.
cent old rancher permitted none but the
fair sex to take such liberties with him,
so he told the wicked Senator of the
great County of Lincoln to forbear. The
Senator was very anxious about matters
and things in Lincoln, 80 he showered
his questions upon the rancher. He
asked the rancher "if the dear people OF
Phoebe would give him warm reception
if he returned herr" and the old granger
answered in the affirmative. This so
tickled the wicked Senator that he pulled
the old granger of to his private quar-
ters, called in several would.be politicians
of Lincoln in days gone by, and com.
menced whooping the liquor up to them
all. After the crowd were feeling happy
tho Senator, having all his warm friends
and admirers around him, again ques.
toned the rancher as to whether he
would receive warm reception should
he return to Phoebe. The rancher.
who had JUS. drank enough to make him
tell the truth. and not caring whether
school kent or not. reulied: "Well. YES.
DAYTON. the people of Phoebe would give
YOU a warm reception if you would re.
turn-they will give YOU O coat of tar and
ieatners. NO more questions were
''A'N'
IaE NEW fuRNAoE'-"hile MR.. Blair
was IN Town We haa onat with MIN IN
regard 10 the new smeiter 10 Dc erected
by the Hillside Company at Bristol. He
SAWS when he first came mn IL vas the in.
tention TO erect the furnace immeditelv.
bus on arriving at Bristol Messrs. J. +.
MoG.e. Howell and himself talked The
matter over and IL was decided that as
the old furnace had mat shut down for
the nurnose of bsine relined and as the
material which they now line with lasts
for ninety DAYS. there was no hurry about
nuttinp M the new furnace. bnt that Il
would be erected and ready for seryioe
by the time the old one was burned ont.
Inc new furnace is 70 % watef-]scket,
s;soo A ths Rr;s,oi o-ae ' oonts 49, = cn ;
an amount of copper it is thought the
water. jacket furnace will prove TO DO the
thing Mr.. Blair informed us that there
Is now enough ore exposed in the Hill
side mine to Keep the furnace running
Cor the nett three months.
An, Rpovrv r u..., an -
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poyeo VI 'ne n'iis'oe m'ne' oFis'oi LIS
trict, while dumping q car OF dirt, Sun.
day, was pulled over the dump, the car
falling nm him and c,psb;no h,s ,;,ht
ANN h.dlv Nav. va. d;.ne,oh.d Co.,
the mine TO Bristol of the Accident and
A. J. Blair drove from that place to
I.ocoe ~ TWO nool, senalng LIZ; N Tnlison
tor upon arrivine there found that the
mans arm was in such q condition that
it could not be set Immediately, 90 he
tried cold water applications and had
Harmon brought to Phoebe Monday,
where be 10 now being attended to. It
is very bad break, or crushing of the
bone.
D,s..-nor. E,.,s w. ,.vo .,o.a
u....h. IA p;ooS.-. h.r. 49,. 80
80. M. a.. :, 49,. G..
that Of Barbee & Van Haosn's mill vt
Silver Reef. which took fire. about nine
o'clock last Mondav morning and was
entirely destroved. The ne1t was that
OF Sherwood & Brother's saw.mill At
Glover VALLEY. This was discovered 20
Dc ahre. having caught from the
mo,n;no ard !" .ots, ,o.s o'1 w. . .ao":,
that such losses should be met with
for such accidents are a terrible act back
to men who have been struggling hard.
bsan called ~ ,ha f.o, ,ho, manv of nm
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.Doo' po'0''oN' "0 eo.Ds "
comply win the law 80 Tar as placing on
doing business, q certified copy OF the
officers of such COMPANY. from President