The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-27

the dark cloud has blown away and
everything is serene again. In the Hill
side mine, on the fourth level west,
body of yellow ore has been encountered,
the assays averaging $7S. The ore-breast
is ten feet in width. j. N. Curtis went
out to Bristol Friday afternoon and the
furnace, and the entire works of the com.
pany, will be started up to-day. Mr..
Curtis procured sufficient means in Phoebe
to start the ball a rolling, and with the
new fine in the Hillside proper, the pros
pscts are that the ball will be keep roll
ing for many long day and the Hillside
mine freed from debt.
WIFE BEATINa.- Late on Saturday
night Deputy Sheriff Turner was obliged
to take in charge ons VIM. Clymo, who
as charged with beating his wife.
Clymo was locked up in Jail and on Mon.
day he was brought before Justice Hof-
man, and his son and wife testified to his
cruelty. He waseopyicted and the JUS
s,cc fined him $l0tsand cost, all amount
ing to $l33, or else be confined in the
county jail 66A days. After considerable
scraping Clymo raised the money and
paid his fine. Mrs. Clymo is cripple,
and notwithstanding that she has hus-
band, she earns her own and daughters
living with the needle. 1t takes brave
man to beat a poor, crippled wife.
FIRE AT LAKE VALLEY The stable on
the ranch of Peter, Edwards, adjoining
the ranch owned by A. Prairie, in Lake
Valley, was destroyed by fire last Mon.
day morning, about 4 o'clock, and is sup
posed to have been the work of an incen-
diary. There were six horses in the
stable at the time Of the fire, four of
which were burned to death, and the
other two was so badly burned as to rem
der them worthless. A large amount of
hay was also destroyed by the fire. This
is a severe blow to Mr.. Edwards, who Is
poor man.
THE new well at the mill of the Bristol
8. NJ Company is a success and contains
sufficient water to run the mill. The in.
sufficient supply Of water for milling pur-
poses heretofore experienced by this com.
pany has been great detriment, but now
everything will work smoothly. This
company shipped bar of bullion
Wednesday valued at about 81, 800. The
mines at the present time are all yield.
ing good quantity Of fair grade ore.
SoLD.-Johnny Davis has sold his
ranch in Pahranagat Valley, or is about
to conclude the sale of the same, for S.
$50. This is said to be the finest ranch
in the valley. containing large number
Of fruit and shade trees, among which
are the fig and almond, bearing fruit.
Davis retains most of his stock Johnny
will shortly start on trip through Ari-
zona and New Mexico and see what the
outlook promises.
A MILL FOR PAHRANAGAT. Henry
Raymond returned from San Francisco
week ago and has been busy trying to
secure machinery, which he has succeed.
ed in doing, for the purpose of erecting a
5-stamp mill in Pahranagat Valley, in the
vicinity of the Green Monster and other
mining property owned by Harry Hen
derson & Co. A 5.stamp mill running in
Pahranagat will add little life to the
valley.
A PERFORMANCE was given at Pancs
Monday evening and was well attended
by the residents Of that village, and s
ball was given on Tuesday evening
Now, we suppose for the purpose Of re-
plenishing their Golfers which have beer
drained by the show given there, tn,
brethren of Panaca Stake will get up ,
horse race, and drain the pockets Of thu
Gentiles.
LOST, STAYED OR STOLEN. Tho settler
Of Lincoln county will pay a reward o
two-bits for any information that vii
lead to the whereabouts of R(ailroadl
P(rotector). Dayton. He used to be
chum Of Comins, Dooley 4 Co. The las
account Of him it was supposed that h
had disappeared in one Of the wells il
Steptoe Valley.
Miss LUcY.-Miss Lucy, the dusk.
maiden who engendered the hard feel
ing between McLane and McIntire, tn
villains who so cowardly assassinate
poor Fed Wallbaum, has been rusticatin
out at Bristol several weeks, durin
which time several duels, with fists, hav
been fought, all ceased by here presence
WHEN q man gets drunk at Hike, tn
frst thing he does is to cast his eagle ~
around, and if he observers . couple
men ready to "hold him." he will pu
out his revolver and threaten to depop,
late North America. After little Goa
ing he quiets down. No blood nor flu
eral.
WILL LEAvR.-Dr. G. F. Nichols "
shortly take his departure for Silver Re-
where he will remain for the Winter.
persons desiring to have any DENTIST
performed had better call ON the doct
immediately, as his time here is We
short