The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

MARYSVALE.- lniS INNING ulSurict Is
situated in Utah, at Or near the head
waters of the Severe river, about 60 miles
from Juab and 100 from Silver Reef, and
is Just beginning to blossom and gives
nromise of being one of the most valuable
mining districts in Utah Territory. The
rock contains both gold and silver, but
principally gold, and of course some very
high assays are obtained. Con. Gibfried
sent small sample of ore from that dis.
trict to Sol. Brisacher in Phoebe, and it
is white quarts, with dark spots running
through it. Peter Lillienjold and partner
have Just disposed of one claim for ST.
600. Louis Liefer and partner have
bonded one of their claims to Governor
Murray, DR.. Beavens, General Beane and
Mr.. Sill, a Chicago banker for 500, 900.
This money was to have been paid on the
first of September, and DR.. Beavens was
at Marysvale ready to plank down the
money at the expiration of the bond.
Gilmer & Salisbury have also become
largely interested in this district.
We have received several letters from
New York stockholders Of the Hillside
NJ. & NJ. Company, asking for informa-
ton in regard to the same, and will an
swer: the Hillside property has been
sold at Sheriff" sale. The mines are
at the present looking very favorable
and are yielding better and larger quaint
ity of ore than they have for a long time.
Everything indicates, and it is almost a
certainty, that the Hillside Com pany will
work itself out of debt and will redeem
its property. The company has been
placed in its present position by bad
management. M. d. Howell now has
charge of the company's works. If the
company redeems it's property, and those
holding stock who have paid assessment
on the same, their stock will be good, or
else we have been wrongfully informed.
A HoMEsTAXE. There has been quite
nice little strike made in the Tempest
mine at Bristol, which claim adjoins the
Hillside mine. Cliff Webster leased this
mine from A. j. Blair, and took Patrick
Quigley in with him as partner. They
were very fortunate in striking body of
ore, the same kind and quality as the
rich ore first struck in the Hillside. Last
Saturday the ore exposed to view in the
mine then was estimated to be worth
$4,000. Quigley sunk shaft in Phoebe,
through solid rock, and without any as
sistance, to depth of over $50 feet. A
man who shows such perseverance as
this ought to be rewarded in his old age.
The Bristol boys are now coming to the
front and are willing to join the political
feast and accept Of o few spoonsful of
porridge along with the balance of the
citizens. George P. Ross gives notice in
to-day's issue that he is candidate for
the Assembly, subject to the approval of
the Democratic County Convention. Mr..
Ross has been settler of this Coast for
over twelve years and is now employed
working in the mines of Bristol District.
He possesses the qualifications to make
an excellent Assemblyman. During our
rebellion he put on the gray uniform and
served the cause which he then thought
was in the right.
WHEN we published w. L. McKee's
announcement as candidate for Sheriff of
this county about four weeks ago, we
neglected to mention the announcement
as being subject to the decision of the
Democratic County County Convention,
as it should have been. 1t is well.kown
throughout the county that Mac has been
a lifelong Democrat, and that when the
announcement was made, it was certainly
made as being subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
J. R. DUFF announces himself before
the Democratic County Convention as q
candidate for State Senator. Mr.. Duff
is one Of our oldest residents, has been the
Superintendent of the Meadow Valley
Company for several years, and it is owing
alone to his exertions that that company
is now freed from the heavy debt which
once hung over it. The abilities which
MT. Duff possesses is too we'll known
to the settlers of the county to need men
ton by the RECORD.
For RECORDER. Joseph G. Hender
son, the present incumbent, announces
himself as candidate for reelection as Re
corder Of Lincoln county, subject to tn,
decision Of the Democratic County Con
vention. Mr.. Henderson has made al
excellent Recorder and attends strictly t,
the duties Of his Office.
BRISTOL s. M. Co.-The work in tn
mines of this company is being vigorousl
pushed ahead and large force of me-
are now employed. The mill is perfec
and does excellent work. The roaste
chloridizes ore to perfection This com
lion.
]. NJ. HANFoRD announces that he is
candidate for the County Clerkship, sui
lect to the Republican County Conver
ton. Mr.. Hanford is the present Cler
OF Lincoln county and has the reputatio
Of being one Of the best County Clerks o
the Pacific Slope.
As the finances of this county are in