The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-19

previous visit, We expected to ma many
changes, but were disappointed. no add.
.ionsl buildings having been put mp and
business about the same as previously.
During the time of our absence the fur
mace had made An eighty-day run and
had turned out bullion which had Melted
the company in cash $97 600. They run
through the furnace during that time
1920 tons of company ors alone. The
furnace had been stopped for about fifteen
DAYS. thoroughly refined and had again
started and was in active operation while
We were there. A large amount OF char
coal was on hand, also ore from the mine
and fluxing ore from different places. Ii
ia fully expected that the run this time
will bs for ninety days or over. j. B.
MCGEE, who is the Acting Superintend-
ant aud Manager. informed US that it is
his idea to have the company put up q
refinery and water acket furnace, and to
aIsn, smnloy-.Mr Se!by. Of the Selbv
Works. San Francisco, to run the
furnace. He thinks with these Improve
ments the affairs of the company will run
along smoothly and make money rapidly.
J. N. Curtis now has the store formerly
run by W F. Mills q Co.. and is doing
an extensive business and is we'll salts
fed with his investment. Johnny
Wheatley still continues at his saloon,
doing the best business in the place, and
he deserves doing so, being obllging and
polite. Two scorpions were lately caught
aud killed at this place-one in the front
psrlor of Mrs. J. N. Curtis residence
and tbs other was taken from oft the
back of a dress worn by Mrs. Il. Gillen.
Rieps's restaurant still continues to pro-
vide for it's boarders in first-class style
and ia doing o good business With regu.
lar boarders, besides obtaining large
amount of transient. Bristol folks are
all in good spirits and are satisfied with
the good things they are provided with
Ell DoaADo CANYON. We learned from
Mr.. John N. Craig, who received q letter
from Mr.. Wilcox, of tho above mentioned
place. that the new mill arrived at Fl
Dorado about two weeks ago. also Mr.
Mr.. Knox, accompanied by force Of
mechanics from San Francisco, who will
forth with proceed with the erection Of
the mill. The mines In the district are
all looking well and after the erection oil
the mill Is completed good times are e1.
p.cted. The company has chartered
steamer from the Steam Navigation
Company for four months and are now
engaged in hauling wood from the island
and freight for tho company. The Colo
RADIO river has not been v.ry high thit
season, there being no dr'ft-wood on the
island. A large amount of supplies have
been received at the canyon and the boys
are all now happy because they have q
large supply OF grub on hand, tbint
which they have not been troubled will
for several months. Muskeet beans fo
couple of months at the time will d.
very we'll. but when . person IL com
PEELED to diet on them year IN and yea
out, he naturally feels as though b.
would like change.
The Best and Freshest Candies are q
Poujade's.
WATEE ScARcE.--We call attention to
day to the notice of VIM. NJ. Lubbock
President of the Floral Springs Waite
Company, an order in regard to irrigat
ing, street sprinkling or washing out o
buildings by the use Of hose. Thi
order has been made on account o
il being absolutely necessary to make il
Captain Lubbock has recently visite
the springs Of the company and find
chat they are very low-much lowe
than ever beforehand that If care is nc
exercised in the use the present suppl
OF water is put to, that We will not onl
lack water for fire purposes, but absc
lutely be snort for supply of 1t 10
drinking and culinary use. 1t therefor
becomes necessary for every one to pa
attention to this order for the safe-guar
of all of us. It is not alone aroun
Phoebe that springs are failing this SET
son. but all over the State, and precar
tionary measures have to be adopted l
time.
PowDER. recent explosion {
giant powder at Bodie We should thin
would be such q lesson to storekeepel
in Phoebe that they would hasten to tai
from their stores the powder they ha,
in them and place the same in the
powder. houses, but such is not the cas-
We learn that every time they receive 9
order for powder, they bring from Il
magaxlne two or three cases extra, so I
10 save carriage at some future time, az
leave the powder In their stoFts. Sue
proceedings. Ia view Of the danger exis
ing from carslessneas. cannot DO co.
demned too strongly. Tho proper .
thorities should see that no powder
kept where it would endsnger life OF
property.
THcsE desiring to purchase alta barge
are requested to examine the choice .
softment Of almost everything sppt
tanning to q dry-goods store. as 4
prices are put down 30 low for 6rst-ols
goods that they will certainly suit eve
purse and taste. Call early as our sto
will positively be closed in very sht
time. IT W. STEIN 4 BRo.
TIE dry season and scarcity OF wa,
has dealt the temperance cause in Il
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