The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11


CHI PAtchen, salary. ...................- 325 90
W Mckee, jailor. Observation-Disclosures. so 90
A. c.. Ellis, legal service ............. 100 90
G. r. Alexander, salary. 100 20
j. NJ. Hanford, salary observation-disclosures. rs 90
Mrs Ward. INDECENT. ................... 10 10
Mira. Clinton, INDECENT. ...-.............. 20 90
j. Hoffman, fees. ..........-........... ~ w
d. c. Clark, salary. neutrality-suspicious.. $50 90
F. F. Morton, salary Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
J. Eisenmann, saiary ...--.............. lou W
r. Rlepe, boarding jurors. .............. &c 90
W. II. Henderson. assessing. ............l 1000 90
Mrs. Trainor, INDECENT. Is 90
The bill of G. Ii. Patchen. 1915 salary
as District Attorney. being presented, on
motion, it is ordered that it be- reduced
$50, T. +. Morton and JOS Eisenman
voting in the affirmative, and d. G.
Clark entering his special protest to said
reduction and to the action Of the Board
in reducing the salary OF the District At
torney, which is fixed and determined
by statute.
GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS A. S. Gould
Superintendent of the Day, brought to
town Tuesday large and various assort-
tuent of geological specimens, all taken
out of the Day mine, which he presented
to Mrs. Louis Sultan. The collection
was very fine indeed and the crystals
were perfectly beautiful. the little spears
on them being as fine as needles. One
piece, weighing about eight pounds,
which was composed of iron, copper,
spar, Manganese, crystal and rich CHOIR
ide, all frozsn together, was very hand
some. There is not another mine in
in this s-otion of country, and perhaps
in any other, that is able to to produce
such variety of geological specimens as
the Day, of Jackrsbbit District.
PATTERSON D1sTR1cr.-We learn that
mining operations will shortly be re-
newed in this old abandoned mining
district. which some years ago attracted
considerable attention, but was finally
abandoned and all the buildings of the
town were torn down and hauled TO this
place. For the past four years the
ranchers in that neighborhood have been
devoting their spare time to prospecting
in Patterson District and have dis
covered and opened up some very prom
Using lodges, and through the aid of an
agent. have succeeded in getting parties
in Boston, Massachusetts, interested in
some OF the claims and they have ad-
vanced the capital to work them.
ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Last Sunday
afternoon Johnny Sullivan, son of Mike
Sullivan. shot Eddie Lynch, son of
Humphry Lynch, with q six-shootsr. 1t
appears that number of little boys were
playing together. and the little Sullivan
VI IL n thau IL;
pistol at them, thinking it was not
loaded, but it appears that one barrel
had charge in. which went off, the
ball going through the Aeshy part of
Eddie Lynch's right arm, near the shout
der. The wound ia severe one but
is not dangerous. The pistol was given
to the little boy some time ago by q
goose OF man as birthday present.
OFFICIAL LETrEE.-The following is
the official letter OF H. Mill, Superin-
tendent of the Raymond & Ely mine.
dated October 10th: 1--WE are sinking
on the 10th 10 big body OF ore; ledge
looks well and is from eight to ten feet
wide, aud everything indicates an en-
largemsnt of the ore-body. The 18th is
still holding out and next month we ex-
pect to take out good deal of ore. The
west drift on 18th still in good ore and
prospects ars we will have big body.
We sent to mill this week 40 tons OF
ore. General prospect of mine looks
we'll. Payday will DO on Wednesday
next, the 18th inst"
HILLSIDE MINE.-The extraction of ore
from this mine was resumed yesterday.
The new hosting works are completed
and the machinery is in thorough work.
ing order. Everything is now progress
ing at the mine as formerly. There is
large amount of loose ore on hand in
the mine at present, the slopes and
chutes being full. The furnace has been
newly refined and machinery ovsrhauled
and placed in readiness to start up Mon
day morning, with abundance of coal
aud ore on dump.
MAYFowER M1NE.-Frank Wheeler, the
energetic Superintendent, was flying
around yesterday sending off supplies
to the mine. The Developments lately
made in the bottom of the small incline,
100 feet below the l30.ioot level, shows
1t to be one OF the most promising prop
critics in Bristol district. We under
stand the mine will commence shipping
their high-grade ore this coming week.
PowDEn.-G. II. Fish has been up.
pointed agent in Phoebe for the Cali
tornia Powder Works, and keeps on
hand large supply of the ditferen,
Kinds of powder, among which is Hercu.
les Powder No. J., Xxx, the strongest ex.
pioslve known, which are sold at the
lowest price.
THEATRICAL TROUPE. Belle Douglass
with number of other members of the
theatrical profession, left Frisco, Utah,
last week on their way to Phoebe. They
may be expected any time and will play
short engagement here.
CHnIsTY BULLIoN.-The Christy Mil
d Mining Company shipped from Silve,
Reef from the 9th of September to %.
toosr 9th seven bars Of bullion, valued Of
$l2,9Gl.47,