The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
BRISTOL ITEMS.

Inc Meuuua, VI the nlllSlQe company,
is now shipping to the furnace thirty
two tons of ore per day, the number of |
teams hauling being increased to thir-
teen, and capable of bringing in enough
ore to keep tho furnace in steady opera
ton for some time to come.
The Hillside has been improving the
past few days especially, on the 9Th level
east, 1856 feet from the incline, where a
large body of heavy lead ore has been
encountered, which is looking very prom
Using,
We understand that operations will
be renewed on the Mayfower mine, of
the Bristol Silver Mining Company, the
coming week.
Work has again been resumed in sink
ing the artesian well at the millsite, the
drill having been extracted last Wednes-
day.
The furnace is running well. Ore has
been scarce on the dump but is now COM
ing in fast.
Two large kilns of Raymond & Ely
black ore has bean fired.
FRESH CANDY, Mocha Coffee, and Old
Govt Java, now for sale at Poujade's. y
DAY OFFICIAL LITTER. --Annexed is
the official letter of B. F. Hook, Superin.
tendent of the Day mine, dated June rs:
During week we have progressed well
in the southwest upraise of Is feet on 300
foot level; the ore is of high grade and
pitches to the eastward from tunnel level.
As no ore has been found to eastward of
the fssure, this body of ore is of import
ance to the mine. Have also put in shoot
to advance work and keep tracks clear.
Southeast drift still in low grade ore.
This drift is in 26 feet, all in ore. On
460-foot levels cut some assures, which
look we'll"
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION, -.On Thurs.
day the Democracy of Phoebe received
the news of the nomination of Hancock
and English at Cincinnati for President
and Vice President. The nominations
seemed to give general satisfaction and
were regarded as good ones and in the
evening the event was celebrated by the
firing Of anvils and bonfire at the corner
of Main and Meadow Valley street.
PERSONAL R. Duff, Superintend
ent of the Meadow Valley s. M. Com
pany, left for San Francisco Monday, be
ing called there by telegram from thu
company. Mrs. +. A. Buck and family
left Phoebe on Tuesday for California
She is to take up permanent residence
in Napa, her husband going to ranchinl
in that section.
Picnic. -There will be picnic on tn
9Th of July down at Delmoi's ranch. En-
gineer Stoddard will have the train OH
on that day for the purpose Of conveying
passengers to and from the grounds.
COMET. The Eureka Leader says witt
the aid of spy.glass you can catch
glympse of the comet any of these even
; ings, by looking little to the left of tn
North Star.
: The Presidential nominations havin
now been made, Phoebe will sink into it
, usual apathetic indifference in regard t
politics until county nominations ar
made.
NoTIcE.-A notice of interest to VIM
Buildings regarding his interest in tn
Volcano mine, Jackrabbit District,
published in to-day's RECORD.
STArUE.-The Panaca saloon yesterda
! received very handsome statue repr.
e senting Of the characters in Shakespeare
play Of "Shylock."
Anumber Of young ladies, accompanie
! by escorts, went to Panaca on Tuesday
i. enjoy the pleasures of that summer resol
f for that day. r. ...
: The San Francisco Stock Board wi
= adjourn on the I'd of July for recess
e four days, reopening on the 7th.
CONDOR CANYON is now looking i
e prettiest. It is one mass of bloomir
>, roses.
10 THERE is quite an amount Of screenir
:. being done in and around the old mine
n FRESH CANDY, Mocha Coffee, and O.
Re Govt Java, now for sale at Poujade's.
a A RoDHo was going on in Spring Vall'
the early part of the week.
in The weather is getting to be red-hot
. Speaking Of rain.makers among o
y people and the Creeks, says the Cherok
u Advocate, they had them in all Z