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

A. 3. Gould Superintendent: "Our work
OF squaring out will be finished to.mor.
row, and as I have now most of the
necessary tiubsrs on the ground shall
De ready, l hope, to commence sinking
on Monday or Tuesday next. We will
20 down directly through the ore body.
Owing to the fact that we need better
ventilation I have concluded to make a
come tion from the black winzs to our
present working, which can b. done in
probably week. Our prospects aud
showing are still of the most encouraging
character. ] am firm in the belief
hrmer than at any time bsfore-that we
have an exceedingly valuable mine, but
the company must be little patient till
get things in shape so as to work ad-
vantageously. We are not breaking ore
at present for the reason that our ore
house and platforms are FULL
We are under obligations to the Grand
Sectretary of the F. & A. NJ. for an invi.
tation to attend q Special Communics-
ton OF the Grand Lodge OF F. & A. NJ.
at Reno. which took place October 4th,
for the purpose of laying the corner
stone OF the new public school building
in that town.
ALL quiet on the Meadow Valley
Wash--the home bass-Panaca Saloon
receiving q constant supply of very best
ardent spirits, Anheuser est. LOUSY
Bottled Beer and elegant Cigars-"Pay
as you go"-only one price! one bit
No. 1000 Main St,
JOHN RoEDEE took trip through the
Raymond & Ely mine Thursday, and
since he has done so he is wondering
how it is that the company does not do
something in regard to erecting the roast
ers 30 as to put money in the pockets of
the stockholders.
j. o. GELABERT, Chief Engineer, had
oil the fire-plugs tested on Sunday last,
finding them all in order, with the ex.
ception OF the one in front of the Ray
mond & Ely office.
In TowN.-John P. Kelley and Abe
Richards arrived in town during the past
week. Both look as if latterly that they
had been enjoying the good things Of
this world.
FIRST SNow.-The first snow of the
season commenced to fall Tuesday even.
ing, and it also fell on Wednesday morn.
ing, to the depth of about two inchss.
QUITE a number of the miners from
the Hillside mine were in town during
the week enjoying q little recreation.
They have all returned to work.
The Mayfowsr Silver Mining Com
pany of Bristol District has levied an
assessment of ten cents per share, delin.
quent in Office November 10th.
AT last Pinafore has struck Pioehe-in
the shape Of hats for feminines. They
are bost.shaped (the hats) and of course
"lovely."
PHOEBE BULLION. Al in bul.
lion was shipped during the past week
by Wells, Fargo & Co.
We publish this morning the delin-
quent list OF the Raymond & Ely Com
pany.
N. A. j. Dorm. OF Green Valley, Santa
Cruz county, CAL, showed the editor of
the Pajoronian samples Of black walnuts,
almonds and chestnuts grown on his
place this year. The nuts were scarcely
ripe, yet were of good form and taste.
He has an almond tree six years old,
over twelve feet in height. When he
planted it he put in 40 other trees of the
same variety, but thinking almonds
would be a failure in this valley, took
them up in year or two and put in
apple trees. when he looks at bis sole
almond tree, full of nuts, he recognizes
the great error he made. These nuts
can be successfully raised in the upper
part of that valley.
W. R. Matter, an Indian agent in Ari.
IONA, writes that the Moquis Indians
have an infalliable antidote for the bite
Of the rattlesnake. This antidote they
keep secret with religious care. During
their festival called the "snake dance. /"
which occurs every two years, the In.
dams allow themselves to be repeatedly
bitten by rattlesnakes. IAN Indian Of
sA'c Sa0sS Vooh obsboA W U bunAcS 0Wbls
lows the antidote at once, and after being
supplied for q moment becomes immedi-
ately restored, and never feels any pain
or Inconvenience afterwards.
A deaf and dumb girl in Dorsey ooun-
ty, Arkansas. has recently begun to talk
in her sleep. At midnight her mother
heard her darling's voice. Accusing the
old gentleman, she entered the apart.
ment where the child lay. The deaf and
dumb girl remarked casually. "Evsry-
thing seems very wonderful" Then
turning suddenly in her bed. she added,
Eyes the old time orchards are always
in bloom The affectionate parents
simultaneously embraced the maiden.
she awoks with start. But she could
neither hear nor speak.
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
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