The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-27

DARLINOs

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Dononoo. ..........2lJ. Lynch. 4
y. CraW ..........ll
W. Dooley.. Total..............57
W. SPARKS. ............3
Total...... ..-.....l9l
OFFICERS OF THE DAY MIHE.-Follow-
ing Ia an extract from letter received on
the 22d by Supt. A. j. Gould from Fl. A.
Fox, the newly elected Vice President of
of the Company: The annual meeting
OF the Day Silver Mining Company took
Trustees We're elected: H. ] Mcdonald,
Louis Visalia. John Bell. II E. Milford
and II A Fox. To-day the Trustees
met and elected the following officers:
MI Mcdonald President aud H. A.
Fox Vice President. On motion of q. A.
Fox. A. s. Gould was reelected Super
intendent. be having showed 80 much
skill and judgment in the manner in
which he had so far opened mp the mine.
And now am glad to say you are all
right for this year and all the Trustees
and stockholders seem to be we'll pleased
with you, which Is saying something"
A PERSISTENT PRospEcToR. got
tired of measuring tape IN a little dry
goods store, it not agreeing with his
health. and having an inkling where
there was bopnrzA buried, lie de.
termined to turn prospector and make
q big strike. So the other morning he
started out with Q wagon load OF pro-
visions, enough to do him for month,
but in the Wee dark hours of that night
he crawled silently back into camp, the
s0les of his shoes worn out and his pants
torn in unmentionsbIe places, and again
he ia as busy as q little bee in the dry
goods store.
DANCING AcADEMY.-T. J. Dowell
opened his dancing academy at Browns
Hall Monday evening and seems to un-
derstand well the art of teaching begin
ners in the terpsicorean art. He gives
his personal attention to every pupil, so
that every one can learn il they but halt
try. He calculates to give a soiYee every
Friday evening. and started in last even-
ing with op-, quite plumber attending
the same. We are under obligations fol-
tickets to the soiree.
SoLD.-The Great Eastern mine wal
sold on Saturday last at Sheriff's sale te
W. E. Gr,filn for tho sum OF $500, there
being no other bidders. There ia still
the balance OF the judgment unsat,sfied
The Fife & Barter quartz mill was also
sold on the same day TO satisfy foul
judgments against it. l. WAS pur
chased for the sum of $1,000 GO, tb,
amount of the Judgments and costs. Boti
of these pieces OF property Gan be re
deemed within six months, II the origina
owners so desire.
BOARD OF SPONTANEOUSLY Boart
Of Equalization met Monday and trans
acted tbs following business: The assess
Griffin were raised $500 each, and tn
respective assessments of J. Myer & Bro
and j. Nesbitt & Bro. were raised 81 ,O0
each. The Fife & Barter mill was low
cred So, 800, and the assessment OF A
Brown was lowered $500. The Boar
then adjourned.
JOHN CRAIG and his partner are takin
out some very good carbonate ore fror
I their claim. situated on tho Highlan
road, about four miles from town Til
. ledge ia about three feet wide and assay
a from $50 to 1926 SIX tons OF this or
r was shipped to the Hillside furnace las
8 Monday.
NOTARY BUBL1C.-J. N. Curtis has bee
, appointed q notary public for Lincol
e county by Governor Kinkead, to resid
at Bristol. Last Saturday Mr.. Curt
: furnished the required bonds took th
/, oath of office. aud on the receipt Of hi
9 seal and blanks will be ready for til
duties of the Office.
is MACHINERY PURCHASED The Hillsid
!. Mill and Mining Company on Tu+sda
, purchased the boiler and engine Of Ii
q old Bow-ry hoisting works. Joe Gr'f6
h and other mechanics we're Immediate
!, set to work to take the boiler and engir
"a down for removal to the Hillside mine.
10 LARGE quantities of freight have bee
= received by our merchants during Il
!, week. AL freight for P,oche now COM
- by way of Utah. This is found to
the beet, cheapest and moat sure rout
ID The Poohers are independent Of the
" & p. r r.
at ADM1NIsrRAToR.-D. G. Clark, ADM
~ etrator of the estate OF r. B. Clsr
u. deceased, publishes notice TO- day to I
- creditors OF the estate to present the
10 claims within ten months.
lie CnR1sTY BuLLIoN.-The Christy M
y & Mining Company shipped from 6ilv
Rect on the Goth and 23d Of Septemb
II. two bars OF bullion. valued OF 81. 1895
* Curtis l. SMITH received large lot
hay and grain.