The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-13

;,,s,tion. st the time of purchase. was
- ,,ay here, but owing to the times here
;, n,essu., he wishes to sell out his en-
;,s stock. consisting OF Clothing, Dry
noods Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
go, of all kinds, Boots and Shoes,
y s,s and Caps, Trunks and Valises, and
II o,her articles, which are too numerous
- mentiop, must be sold within sixty
laws from date, at less than cost. This
Ives everybody Q chance to buy their
GODS cheap, for cash; therefore call and
Famine nv stock of goods before you
!. ska purchase elsewhere, as this is the
Oply place where you can buy your goods
cheap. Country orders promptly niied
an G. O. D., and satisfaction given to
hnv.rs the same as though they selected
ths goods themselves. Don't forget the
Address: 1. LYMAN,
Main street, Phoebe. New.
Friday, Dec. u, 1879. del2.lm.
HILLSIDE MINE.-Work cutting for sta
ton on 7th level has been commenced
and connection with winzs No. 2, east,
will be made in few days. Recent as.
ssys OF ore.body on west 9Th level give
i.rosr mar cent. in lead than formerly;
tha two WINES being sunk on it still
carving the same character of ore and
giving average assays. The upraiss drift
above the main ors-body, extreme east
9Th level, has been pushed some 40 feet.
showing higher grade ore. but light in
lead; WINES No. l and No. 2 being
rushed ahead rapidly to meet the con.
nection with drift from station Of 7th
level. The north drift from winze No. l
has been advanced 10 feet, and from No.
9 81 feet. Good hssdway is being made
STOPPING on 9Th and 9Th levels, the greater
part of the ore being taken out coming
from that part of the mine. New ma
chinery working we'll.
Fon first GLASS goods 10 the Toy line,
call at Goodman's.
A Busy SoENE.--On Sunday last Main
street presented one Of the busiest scenes
that it has been our pleasure to witness
here for long time past. Over thirty
wagons loaded with freight forwarded,
via Juab, Utah, by the Utah Forwarding
Company, arrived here that day. Teams
had been delayed on the road by storms
aud merchants were an1iously expeoting
their goods for tho holidays, 80 it was .
great relief to them when the teams ar
rived. These teams had freight for near
ly half of the business houses in town,
and during the unloading process and
the packing of goods into stores the
thorouRhiares were loaded with articles,
the town locking lively indeed. One
tssmstsr had the good fortune to arrivs
with the goods in front of the store for
which they were destined when the
spindle Of his wagon broke.
From HrKo.-Wm. NJ. Wilson arrived
from H'ko Tuesday evening. he reports
that the Valley mill started up on the
I'd of Dscenbsr, shutting down once o,
twice for tho purpose of tightening uE
the machinery but is now running
steadily. Joe Griffin, the engineer, hal
tho machinery in first class order. The
camp looks prosperous. A new strike
has been made in the Fifth of July mine
and it il now looking better than ever
tho force Of workmen has been increased
on the mine, night shifts having beer
put to work. There is, however. nc
chance for workmen at Hike % there il
\ number of men there waiting for work
OFFICIAL LETTER.-The annexed il
the official letter of II. Mill, Superin
tendent Of the Raymond & Ely mine
dated December 18th: "Black ledg'
looking very we'll; taking out some YER!
fine ore; by the time the furnace is read,
We expect to have 1t in good shape AMI
to have considerable ore out. Tn,
l000th has improved considerably. Every
thing around the mine looks very well
Tho furnace il progressing as fast q
possible and by Christmas or New Yea
We expect to see things booming as il
the former days Of prosperity
WILD CArs.--E. Woods, Of the Arm o
Woods & Mccullough. who has larR
sheep ranch about thirty miles from
Phoebe, was here about week since an
says that wild cats for months past hav
been very troublesome to his flock O
sheep, having killed over Ave hundre
lambs in about four months. MI. Wood
states that between the LIST of Angus
and 1st of November he has suoceeds
in killing forty-thrss wild CATS
GALL and try one of Goodman's 1877
cent Cigars. None better.
CRocKERY.-T. G. PoujAds has =,
ceived . large stock Of oroekerywar
which no il offering to the public at Il
very lowest cash prices. This is an .:
eellent opportunity for the young poop
Of Phoebe who are about to be marris
for they can lay in family supply"
very low price.
GROCERIES. Armer announces
the public this morning that he has I
csivsd q large stock Of fresh sreceri
and Ans assortment of iurnishil
goods, and all persons desiring anythil
in his line Of trade will find him at !
old quarters ready to wait upon ths'
JuDaE FULLER publishes . notice Il
morning. and oil persons indebted to I