The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-10

Gays Ill average quantities, DuC nay Is
still q scarce article.
Henry Pagan, the former catcher of the
Bristols, departed yesterday for his home
in Chicago.
DoN'T fail to get u copy OF the next
RECORD, and tell your friends about it.
TOMBSTONE "A letter has been received
in Phoebe from A. H. Emanuel, who
writes from Tombstone, Arizona. The
letter is dated March %. He states that
he has been employed by an Eastern Com
pany as an expert and has been engaged
in examining the mines of the different
districts in that section, and was to leave
on the 3lst of March to examine mines in
the State of Sonora, Mexico. Chas. Hoff-
man and Hearst had just returned from
Sonora, each having purchased large min
ing properties for the companies they
represent. Chas. Leech, Neil Boyle, Sam
Danner, Joe Upton, Pete Heintzelman,
Frank Wallace, Tom Wallace, Smith
Grey. Jack Dolan, w. H. Van Slyke, Al.
Barber, and many other old Piochers, are
at Tombstone and appear to be doing
well.
DAY OFFICIAL LETTER. The following
is the official letter of A. s. Gould, Supt.,
dated April Sth. "We are going down
| in the new ore find from the bottom; or,
as we call it, 600-foot level, as fast as
possible. Our lowest assay of the new
ore is over 500 per ton. Your expert,
who went through the mine again yester-
day, believes we have struck part of
the big cave ore-body, found sixty feet
above. | am not sure yet, but can say
the showing is Unexpectedly good, and I
am inclined very strongly to the opinion
that it will in short time prove beyond
cavil, the really valuable character and
permanence of the Day mine"
a PLEASANT PARTY.-A party was
given Thursday evening by Misses Theis
and Eisenmann, at their residence on Cot
ton avenue, which was as enjoyable an
affair as has been our lot to participate
in. The music was very fine and the
guests enjoyed themselves dancing until
2 o'clock Friday morning, at which time
handsome collation. was spread, on the
conclusion of which the guests dispersed
well pleased with the evenings pleasure
PLANTINe.-Th ranchers throughout
the county have commenced blowing and
putting in their crops. Some grain has
already been sown by the Panacans. The
crops throughout the county this year, it
is thought, will prove large, owing to the
large amount of snow that fell during the
Winter.
FIRE AT WARD.-A fire occurred at
Ward on the 4th instant, burning the
grocery store of Phi. Felsenthal's and two
other buildings. We did not learn the
extent of the damage but understand that
Felsenthal saved quantity of his goods
in his re-proof cellar.
SUIT COMMENCED. Suit has been COM
menced against the Hercules Mining
! Company for taxes of 1879, amounting to,
with the percentage, $3.50. Judgment
will be taken OH the 18th Of May if the
suit is not settled previously.
THE New York stockholders of the
: Hillside NJ. & NJ. Company are clubbing
together to send out an expert to examine
property of that company. He will be
7 astonished at the big showing of the
r mines in Bristol District.
TUESDAY evening a number of young
ladies', accompanied by their escorts, paid
a visit to the lower levels of the Ray
mond & Ely mine inspecting all the curl
osities of underground labor.
WE learn from the Sentinel that the
hearing of the appeal in the case of Geo
w. McLane and F. Mcintyre has beer
set by the Supreme Court for April 18th
!. ST., JULIEN.--There is fine oil paint
ing of the noted California horse st
a julien, whose record is 2:l22, the tastes
:, in the world, at the Panaca Saloon.
o CLuTE & LovELAND publish notice
IL under the head of "New To-day" which
If will be found of interest to many OF GU
readers.
t THE Day Company will pay off Thurs
" day. April 18th.