The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-20
BRISTOL ITEMS.

WORK ID being hurried upon the ma
ehinery of the Hillside furnace and the
new lining is being put in with all possi.
pic dispatch. Coal is coming in in large
Quantities and about 500 tons OF ore is
now on the dump.
The Hillaide refinery is being pushed
ahead towards completion with renewed
Vlgor. The stack was placed in position
yesterday and the masonry will be COM
plesed to-day.
NJ. Foster, Of Ward, has made arrange.
ments for opening palatial saloon, with
club-reom, billiard parler. etc. It is his
intention to commence building inmsdi-
ately.
The managers of the Cave mine have
everything in readiness preparatory to
putting on large force of men and pros.
poets for the future are very encouraging.
}. B. Greenwood is putting on large
addition to his present commodious
saloon, preparatory for the reception of q
bowling alley and billiard table.
The streets present a lively appear.
ance, crowded with coal teams. and for
daily variety, two or three rough and
tumbles.
John Quinn holds his own and has the
finest saloon in tho place.
Blind Mountain is still gaining favor
among prospectots.
A reported strike in the Hillside.
FoR first class goods ia the Toy line,
call at Goodman's.
GOOD News FOR EVERYBODY. Il. Hy-
man has just received large invoice Of
heisery; also linen, table cloths, nap.
kins, bed-spreads, table felt covers, no.
tions, etc. He had them ordered a few
days after he bought out j. Rosenblum
These are IN addition to the stock he
wants to sell out.
AMATUER MINsTRELs.- The perform
anoe to be given by the Phoebe Amateur
Minstrels will take place this evening at
the new theater building on Meadow
Valley street. A good progrsme is to b.
gone through with and the beys promise
10 exceed their former performances by
this one.
CHAPTER ELECTION. The election of
officers of Keystone Chapter No. 6. r.
A. NJ, to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year, takes place Thursday (Christmns)
evening next. Tho installation of the
officers will take place the same evening.
Me. R. ADAMS, accompanied by his
eldest daughter, left Thursday morning
for Salt Lake City. He goes thither for
the purpose of placing his daughter in
the care and under the instructions o..
the Sisters Of st, MsrY's Convent,
INsTALIAT1oN.-Ths ladies' Of PiocAe
are making extensive preparations for
the installation party and ceremony
which takes place at Masonic Hall on
the evening OF st. Johns Day, Dscsm.
Der 9Th.
DIVORCED learn that Nora Kutt,
better known here as Nora Cadigan, who
went from here to Frisco District, Utah,
about ten months ago, has been divorced
from Michael Knit, her husband.
Sol. Bn1sACHER has the latest turkey
ever brought to Phoebe on exhibition u
He swesrs by it and will swear harder
than ever when some one steals it 30 as
the boarders wont have taste.
SHORT DAYs.-Next Monday, the 22d
day of December. is ons of the shortest
days OF the year, and after that day the
days commence to gradually grow longer
THE football has appeared on GU,
streets again and tho merchants are re-
placing their broken window. glass with
| sheet-lron.
THE Msrysville House is beinl
weather boarded. This adds both to the
comfort and looks Of the building.
We have not got much of the beautifu
snow down here at present, but then ",
have glorious weather.
PIocHE BULLIoN.-$8,9 03 in bull
lion was shipped during the past wsel
by Wells, Fargo & Co.
FINE venison at the Peoples Market. |
The ranchers report considerable snow
| in the mountains.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will b.
hsld at the Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening.
W E. GRIFFIN returned from Chicag.
last Sunday.
THE finest Cigars in Phoebe, at 1877
cents. at Goodman's.
| l LYMAN, successor to j. Rosenblum
Jr., has arrived from San Francisco. Hi
intention, at the time of purchase. wa
to stay here, but owing to the times her
at present, he wishes to sell out his en-
tire stock, consisting of Clothing, DR.,