The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-16
PERSONAL

w. E. Griffin will pack his blankets
and take his departure from here for the
Base Range next Wednesday, where he
will assume charge of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express business. J. V. Kelley
will be Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agent in
town, and will also have full control of
all Mr.. Griffin's private business in
Phoebe, which will be carried on as here
tofore.
Henry Raymond left here Thursday
for San Francisco, and from there he will
proceed to San Bernardino and Join his
family and give the old lady an account
of his conduct for the past several
months. He will probably be absent
few months.
Judge Beatty, Republican candidate
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, arrived
in Phoebe Wednesday. On that day he
he was interviewing his constituents here
and went down in the valleys Thursday.
He departed for Osceola Friday.
Eugene Howell left Bristol for Ell Do
RADIO Caynon yesterday. He goes there
for the purpose of taking look at the
mines.
A. s. Thompson departed for Salt Lake
Thursday. He will return in about ten
days. Strange rumors are afoat.
7. G. Poujade and wife departed for
Silver Reef Thursday evening, by private
conveyance.
DAY MINE.-Following is the official
letter of A. s. Gould, Superintendent of
the Day mine, dated October 18th: All
our workings are now in good shape,
and most of them of quite encouraging
character. Upraise from cave, 10 feet, is
in good ore. Southwest drift crosscut
east Wine, IS feet, still in hard lime, but
improving. North drift from east winze,
l6 feet, ore spots coming in; all vein
matter. West crosscut, 400 level, as
feet, no material change. Southwest
drift, 460 level, in the vein; face iron and
spar with some ore. Last pulp assays
from the Hillside furnace, were $5l. S3
and $59.68. Putting up new barn and
blacksmith shop. and taking in supplies
for the winter.
A dispatch from Col. Sabin, of Eureka,
says Indiana has gone Republican by
about 1000 majority, and Ohio by about
10000. This may be true, then again it
may not. The Colonel telegraphed us to
bet our "pile" that Davis was elected
Governor Of Maine. We did so, and are
now poor and dishappy.
RECovERING.-D. A. Hurley informs
us that on Wednesday last he received
two letters from his wife, both written by
her, which is pretty good evidence that
she is rapidly recovering her sight. All
of his and her numerous friends around
Phoebe will be pleased to hear this news.
SHOULD Frank McIntire, who has been
sentenced to be hung on November 18th,
hang, he will be the first man in Lincoln
county that has ever been hung, by order
of the Court, although there have been
several men hung in this county.
For Ell DORADO. Quite a number Of
Piochers and Bristolians have lately de.
parted for Ell Dorado Canyon. They all
think that it is the coming boom Of Lin.
coin county, and we hope that they will
not be disappointed.
SCHOOL BooKs.-W. lP. Goodman &
Co. have received large assortment O
school books and now have on hanc
primers, first, second, third, fourth anc
fifth readers; histories, Biographies
physiology, etc.
TAX SALE.-The sale of the Wyandott'
| S. M. Company's property for taxes viii
take place Saturday, October 23d, il
front of the County Courthouse il
Phoebe, at II o'clock m.
A NUMBER Of the boys both from High
land and Bristol were in town last Satur
day and Sunday, having laid off for
rest. Most Of them returned home Mon
day and Tuesday.
AYouNG lady writes us from Hike tina
the Green Monster mine was named ate
Harry Henderson. Harry must have re
jected the young lady's proposal.
And now it is American whiskey tina
is being exported to England. Slowly
but surely, we are paying off that Ala