The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-31


Between and IA not attending any school,. 16
This census gives us larger number
of children than was reported last year,
consequently our proportion of State
money will be larger in proportion to the
difference of children between the two
years. There are eight families in Bris-
toll and twenty-one children. and in
Royal City four families and nine chill
dren.
REsTAuRANrs.-Our enterprisiDg fell
low townsman Dick Riepe does not in
teud to be outdone in his style and man.
uer of running restaurants. He has two;
the Bank Exchange in Phoebe. and the
Pioneer Restaurant in Bristol. Both of
these are under the personal supervision
of Dick, and as consequence he has to
get around pretty lively to cater to his
numerous customers. His we'll filled
tables with the earliest vegetables, fruits
and fine meats, the satisfied appearance
of his customers, all denote that Dick
not only understands how to keep q
hotel, but that he knows how to run two
of them equally we'll. We cali attention
Fox THE EAsr.-w. L. Griffin, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s agent in Phoebe, and a
resident OF this coast for twenty years.
accompanied by his wife, left here
Wednesday afternoon by private con-
veyance for Bristol intending to take the
stage there Thursday morning for Eu-
reka, thence to Chicago, and New York.
We wish them pleasant trip and safe
return to Phoebe, where Mrs. Griffin,
owing to her pleasant and agreeable
manners, will be much missed by her
lady friends. Mr.. Griffin expects to re-
turn in about six weeks.
FELL IN SHAFr.-On Wednesday
evening Tom Dryer and Dave Sultan
were returning to Bullionville, driving
the bronco team belonging to John Ca.
hill. While driving one of the reins
parted, leaving the horses without a
check, whereupon they ran of the road,
upset the buggy, throwing both occu.
pants ont, and wound up the arrange
ment by running into shaft about Is
feet deep. Both horses were gotten out
uninjured and the men escaped with but
few slight bruises.
SETTLING UP.- We learn from the
Muddy mail-rider that j. Fl. Nash has
been to Ell Dorado Canyon, paid up the
men one-half of the Indebtedness of the
old company there, got an extension OF
time on the balance, and a release OF the
property from the men who had taken
possession to secure their demands. He
again left for San Francisco and the new
mill will be shipped Immediately from
that city to the canyon, and it is expected
1t will be going previous to September.
WATER FOR BRIsToL.-On Thursday
morning Captain VIM. Lubbock, accom-.
panied by George W. Arnold and several
other persons, started for the Fairvisw
springs for the purpose of making sur
vey OF their height, it being necessary to
do so for the purpose of seeing what
kind of pipe would be necessary to lay
TO convey the water to Bristol. This ia
very important move as the water al
Fairview is very necessary OF Bristol at
the present time.
BRISTOL B. B. CLUB.-The Bristol
Base Ball Club was organized Wsdnes.
day and the following officers were in.
stalled: 9. B. Baker, President; P
Vallejo, Vice President; 81. @. Olmstead,
Secretary; Eugene Howell, Captain
The club stands ready to hold its OWE
against any corners, and is accordingly
opened to all challenges.
New SUPERINTENDENT. - Capt. q
Mills has been appointed Superintendent
Of the Raymond & Ely mine in place o.
I. B. Pheby. Vigorous work will now
be prosecuted in the lower levels, thu
pump put in and roasters put up, SO
that Phoebe may look for renewal ii
business matters before thirty days e1
pire.
H1LLsIDE.-The furnace has been run
ming steadily the last week, producing
bullion of the assay value of SIG, 109
The mine ia still improving. The $50
foot level, west 220 feet from incline
still carries good ore. The 250.foot level
east from incline. is producing very fin
carbonate ore.
We hear from the Bay that the New
ark and American Flag mines are likel
to come under the management of tn
Raymond & Ely Company.
CHRIsTY BULLION. The Christy Mi
4 Mining Company shipped from Silve
Reef on the 23d and 26th of May tw
bars of bullion valued at SO, 351.37.
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