The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-04

the meteorological summary Tor Sep
TENDER, 1879, report by James j. Fitz.
gerald, S. c. L. 5. A.: The mean pres
sure OF the month was 90 6S4, which
was bat slightly above the September
average; highest barometer was so OTIS,
on the 18th, at Z a. M; lowest, 90 628,
29th. at 5 a. IN monthly range of bar
ometer 44T; highest temperature, IS
degrees, on the I'd; lowest temperature,
Al degrees. ON the 2Sth; monthly range
OF temperature, A degrees; greatest daily
range of temperature. 81 degrees, on the
14'h; least daily rang of Temperature,
lG degrees. on the 25th. The mean
PERCENTAGE of humidity for tbs month
was 81 1; the greatest daily mean was
All on the 30th; least daily mean SO,
the 10Th. The prevailing wind of the
month was south; total number of miles
registered, 1870; highest velocity S5
miles per hour. from the south, at l :35
p. M, on the Oath. During the month
the wind was noted-towing from the
north 10 times, northwest So times, west
4 times. southwest Sc, south 10, SOUTH
east s, northeast 9, and it was calm 5
times Number of clear days 81. nun.
Der of fair days s, number of fair DAYS
on which rain fell l, total number of
DAYS on which rain Tell /.
The HUNTERS RETURN. VIM. Gsd
ling, Charley Bell and VIM. Hughes re.
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siIoaIy. 'uoJ otlnK,ns qui'e numoer
u oaoA ,, NIL snem pacAeu IN ssi': Lney
a,ou An .od a.u nuuoef VI oeei anu otner
s0' sa "nu a@% - ~" 80: ueat, snnWins away
~ ~. aapn.s, ou' Just 'nen nov ieenng
me ausn'el'ne oeaI tnFy conoiuoeo'
.n,ouEu .ne eoouness Vi Ineir neaf's, 70
in Mi' siuln au extension OF me- on
.ne. pa lesu1 Wr wni'e near uHssan . rsncn
One of the number shot at it, the ball
Just tipping it's ear stunned it. thus en-
npnn i rap'u Th; .ne y an .S s anu
hn6Dpr hoQPd ri q n haInn ~ kr
section. These animals generally inhahit
wooded and watered sections. The AMI.
mel ia kent in a lille sbsntv neyt n
d. G. Clark's store The hoys rano,t
onite n number of visitors at ia ,oLe
HILLSIDE MATTERs.-The furnace Of
.no AA.'i'''o H. " H. company snu'
'o~n 'as' monoay evening, IL having
,n"uo very ions snu 'a'''iao'oiy fun'
II Will now be oVerhauled and will start
up again IN about one week, which is
about the time the new BOOSTING. works
Will commences to raise ore. The last of
the machintry for the works was shipped
tuesday. They will be put up immedi-
ately under the supervision OF Joseph
occnny ahont a vask % com Mate :.
The company will then have good hoist
ing works and it will not be near 80 ex'
penslve now hoistlng ore as formerly.
| p,cr,c voe noo,-
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pon1u '"s' ouuuey ~ olueA 'n"' lnos' VI
the pupils could ENJOY picnic to Eagle
Valley, to which large number of them
Wen'' epJoy.ns themselves Is. loihas AROUND
bears that Chsmb rIsine has thsre All
the same as the balance Of mor,als who
do not patronzs the Sabbath school
when there is any other excitement or
hand.
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County commissioners hold their regular
meeting Monday hea, An D',ls mus. r., %
onartsrlv ,eror. of the Auditor and
Treasurer will be made out and present
ed, showing the financial standing of the
county to the frat OF the month, Th.
Commissioner as o Board OF Euualiza
ton holds their las. meeting Monday.
Ana, pn,u., w;,,;.u C,,x. ,.a II,
arm broksn betw;1t tho elbow anf
wrist az Rris,o, Ian. Monday He strnc,
ct a man with his LIFT arm, breaking tn,
large bone of the forearm ty the blow
H. came to Phoebe Tuesday and had thu
doctor set the bone. A man ought L
| kpow haitian thap m styike snch n hn.,