The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-26

the newly appOioteo o"po''csecuoHs Va
the Day mine, arrived in Phoebe. On
his way here he stopped at Jackrabbit
District to examine the mine and sscer-
tain what was necessary to be done be.
fore starting in and energeticsliy work.
the mine, as the Trustees OF the COM
pany have given him instructions to
drive the work ahead rapidly that 10,
to push the work ahead and see what
ran be made out OF the mine. II is
therefore his intention to increase the
nresent force of miners as soon as every
thing ia in readiness and push the work
on this mine. Mr.. Gould thinks there
ia n good mine there and hopes to bring
il GU. ia good shape. We wish him
success.
s,LyEn REEF. sheriff Mckee returned
from Silver Rec. last Saturday. He re-
iatss tina. Silver Reef is the hottest place
he has ever visited and thinks it would
compare favorsbly with the unknown
regions which is supposed to be beneath
us mortals. Business at the asesi, owing
to the intense heat, is not 30 lively as
formerly, with the exception OF ut
saloons, where cooling drinks. which are
in great demand. are dispensed. Al:
these places there is constant rush.
Captain Lubbock, while in the act Of
mounting his horse, was thrown and
pretty badly shaken up. but nothing of u
aerlous nature.
FIRE.--An alarm of FIRE was sounded
NJ ,uiay evening. The cause of alarm
WAS found to proceed from a house on
Cedar street and was extinguished before
the hose companies could get to the
sceae. 'rhe fire was caused by children
me tdling with matches aud candles, and
it Is about time stop was put to such
proceedings. II parents do not care II
children set FIRE to the town, other peo-
pie do. and they have property which
thsy can ill.Afford to lose under any or
cumstances, let alone that an ill.trained
child should be the cause.
SupscsIpT1oN.--Sever miners in town
from the Hillside mine have made some
bitter complaints to us in regard to .
collection paper being sent around
through the mine for the purpose Of col.
iectiug money for that base ball match.
They state that they put down their
names under the impression that tho
money collected was for the benefit Of
an injured miner. who had his arm
broken, and not for o junketing excurs-
ion of the so.cailsd bloods," and had
they known otherwise they would not
have subscribed.
CLOSING OUT.-Woldenbsrg & Armer
desiring to close ont their business in
Phoebe and Bullionville, are there
fore Offering to the public for cash, at
cost prices. their entire stock Of gro
cerips, liquors. provisions, clothing,
g-nts' furnishing goods, hats, boots.
shoes, etc. The shelving, counters and
other fixtures in their store will be sold
at q bargain. All parties indebted to
them are requested TO settle at once. See
their advertisement in to-day's RECORD.
LOCKED Ur.-An inebriated Indian was
locked up in jail Thursday Tor being
drunk and beating bis wife. 1t appears
that tho squaw became tired OF her hus.
band getting drunk so often and was 60.
ing to become the wife of another buck,
when her first lord objected in the man.
ner above stated. and now all the other
squaws are running around talking about
what an awful bad woman Mrs. DIRTY.
shirt ia. We have great hopes of our In.
dams becoming civilized.
OFFICIAL LETrER.-The following il
the of{l,ial letter Of T. B. Pheby, Super
intsndent of the Raymond & Ely mine
dated July 25th: I'm our mine, since
last week, there has been no important
change to note; things run along ir
about the same groove; ore-veins hole
their own and assays continue about th.
same. The mill is still running ant
things generally working WE'LL"
SCARLET FEvEa.-This is one Of th'
numerous diseases to which children ar
subject. and Phoebe has been compare
lively free from it, but on Monday las
q case broke out in town which threaten
to terminate fatally. Parents of younl
children have been alive to the DANCE
and have been keeping their children a
home a. much as possible.
SAMPLES Between 400 and so
pounds OF ore from the "black ledge" Q
the Raymond e. Ely mine was boxed u
and sent by express to the Trustees Q
the company at San Francisco, who wi
make test Of the Same and ses If It wi
justify them in going to the expense {
erecting roasters.
ONE Of ye gentle maidens Of the sag
brush very agresably entertained nun
Der Of spectators the other day by ''pu
ting a head" on her drunken lord an
master, causing tho clsret to freely flo
from his nose and mouth. and then st
Iest him lying In the middle Of the stree
THERE has been base ball club orgal
lied BY tbs young faithful of that Stall
OF ZION known US Panaca. They ca
themselves the " Ring.tail Squealer ]
B. Club"
J. R. DUFF. Superintendent Of Il
Meadow Valley, aud W. E. Griffin, vi