The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
BRISTOL ITEMS.

in splendid working order. large
amount of ore on dump and from So 600
10 10000 bushels of coal on hand. As
soon as the mine road ia placed in good
order the usual quantity Of ore will be
shipped daily, thus giving employment
to large number of teams. The Hill
side have increased their underground
working force at the mine to eighty men,
and around the furnace and refinery to
fifty, thus making sum total of 100 en- !
ployss of the company. The oupelle fur
naoes are in good working order and the
refining o! Hillside bullion commences
to-day.
The Hillside Company have bonanza
in the Mendha, Highland District. A
large body of high grade ore has lately
been uncovered in the 116.foot drift off
the old shaft, which is daily improving
and opening out as the work goes down,
and good ore is being taken ont from all
parts of the mine, especially from the
old workings on the first level.
A walking match for purse of $3.50
will take place some time next week at
the Bristol base ball grounds, between J.
Cook, alias the Butcher Boy" and q
long-distance pedestrian, known in Bris-
toll as THE Barber" in q tsn-hours GO
as-you-please. The barber is slightly
the favorite among the betting fraternity.
Robt. Reilly, who cut his own throat
Wednesday, remarked, rather loosely,
when pointing to the corpse Of Edward
Reilly, who was found frozen stark dead
in his bed the other morning. saying,
"That isn't me; that's the other Reilly
1t is him now, for he is the other Reilly.
Work, which has been suspended upon
the Laura G." for SINE time, will be ro-
sumed this coming week. The lsssess OF
this property it is said have let out q
contract to run tunnel, tapping the
main ledge at depth of 10 feet. K
Bristol ia to have regular brewery as
an addition to the numerous saloons in
the place. Certain parties have taken
the matter in hand, purchased two lots
on lower Main street, and have already
SOuAohSob g..
10 Grant is running windlass at the
the Mendha. He finds it more profit
able business than walking into Phoebe
at the dead of night to meet his lady
love. ....--.. 8
The roads from the terminus of the
Utah Southern must be in a bad condi-
ton, as q large amount OF freight for j.
N. Curtis is overdue ten days.
The fair sex are becoming predominant
in Bristol and young men scarce. ..
in. Curtis and wife arrived from the
Bay Tuesday. .....'r.. iral
| Young MEN FOR WAn.-There has been
a slight eruption in that Stake Of the
Faithful known as Panaca. The young
people of that village wanted the use of
the school-house for the holidays 10 as to
have parties and indulgs in games best
suited to their taste; but the Bishop, and
the wise old boys of the Stake, remem-
bsring the deviltry they used to be up to
in their young days. concluded that 1t
was best not to give the young lambs of
the flock too much string. SO they took
charge of the dancing and amusement
themselves. The young people objected
to such high.handed proceedings OF the
old ROSTERS. and are now erecting large
building, which is to be devoted exclu.
sively to their own amusement. The
young ladies have also rsbelled and stand
in with the boys, having declared them
selves independent Of the old people.
FEET FRozEN.-Captain Harmon, who
had his arm broken while running car
at the Hillside mine last Summer and
only recovered q short time since, has
again met with a misfortune. On the
3lst of December he started out from
Blind Mountain to relocate some claims
that did not have the requisite amount
of assessment work done ON them, and
while he WAS out he had both of his feel
badly frozen. We did not learn whe
they could be saved from amputation
or not. .5,sH &
l. O. o. F. INSTALLATION TUESDAY
evening Phoebe Lodge No. 20. I, 0. o. F..
installed the following officers for the
ensuing terms: r. II. Elan, N. G.; L
Sultan, V. g.; Hall Gear, r. s. N. G..
John Jane, Il. s. N. g.; Richard Gordon
Secretary; D. A. Fulks, Treasurer; R. II
Dave, r. s. V. g.; A. H. Emanuel. L
I S. V. G.; Jake Hildsbrandt. Warden; j
Sheath, Inside Gusrdias; j. v. Curtis
Outside Guardian.
Was IT Sp1rE.--In answer to qust
ton in regard to the returned protested
check. Secretary Pew tolegraphsd from
San Francisco that he knew nothin
about it; that ne had not refused to pa,
any check. Some person must hav
, taken Particular pains to have gone t
the Day Office when Secretary Pew wa
absent, and then out Of spite had tn
check protested. .......... Il. a1s. .af .
WE have been informed that the youn
, ladies Of Panaca have organized sta
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