The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-06
SILVER REEF NEWS.
IFor the Phoebe REcoRp.l

Otloper ootii, dS IepoTteu through w eiis,
Fargo 4 Co., was SIS, 352.47.
The numerous mines owned by the
Christy Company have not deteriorated
either in regard to the quantity or quality
of their silver sandstone.
kThe genial face of Jim Cronan is missed
at the Barbee & Walker" We sincerely
hope that Jim may bring home more bull
lion than forty of the b. & w. jackasses
can pack.
On the Goth ult. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bemis, j. Lasson, Y. c. Stevens and
family, and Billy Steele, took their de-
parture to hurt for gold in the San Fran
cisco Mountains, Arizona.
When the world, originally a red-hot
molten mass, decked with flames fiercer
than those we read of below, was first set
spinning in space, we wonder if anybody
discovered it to be on fire?
The funeral of Mrs. James c. Liddle,
most excellent lady of the Reef, took
place on the 2Sth of October in Salt Lake
/ City. As will be remembered Mrs. Liddle
was injured in that city several weeks
since, which injury eventually caused her
death.
Mra. Kate Hanrai4an, widow OF John
II. Hanrahan who died in Phoebe several
years ago, died here at 6 o'clock Saturday
evening, October 30th. For several days
poc+ Mro Hoprobo,, boJ Jaop o;l;no, l,,,+
was not considered dangerous. She was
buried on Sunday at 3 p. m.
Mister, touch him NOTES leave him
all alone;sthat pup belongs to me, guv
him that yer bone. 1t was my daddy's
hand that brung The critter up, an all his
hopes an fears rested on that pup-what-
ever hap tee me-now don't yer eat him
up. Shoot him! no, by mighty! that's
what makes me cry. Stole yer mutton,
did he? Mister now you lie!
Under the able management of Supt.
David Lasson, and foreman Saul Kuncle,
of the Buckeye mine, the new find in that
mine is being rapidly developed, and as
development goes on the body of ore con-
| shutting the new find, and which is al
ready immense, is steadily gaining in
quantity and quality. The Last Chance
and other mines belonging to the Stor-
mont Company, are still sending "on top"
their usual amount of fair grade ore.
Basset Lasson is foreman of the Stormont
proper.
Mr.. -, recently got married abroad.
When he returned with is bride he ''put
up" literally for the boys, thereby seek
to escape the inevitable charavari or
dained to every Refer who is so fortunate
as to be hitched for life, unless sooner d.
vorced. Besides putting up, Mr.. -
talked quite freely on the streets that the
charavari business was gross outrage on
newly married humanity. Michael Shoe
maker agreed with him, and, moreover,
expressed his opinion that any one caught
in the act should be arrested. Consist
ency, thou art jewel. At eleven o'clock
last night the "heavenly band" armed
with oil cans, quietly assembled in front
of the house of the victim. When the
the crowd was ready the fiend Shoemaker
stepped to the front and gave the signal
with his bell, then the band struck up,
80, isn't it joyful, ioyful, ioyful." =
| AN OpArop Tact So+urdoy even;no
after the Republicans had concluded
their speech making at Panaca, a young
orator from Phoebe, belonging to the
other side of the house, mounted the
rostum and "turned himself loose ),
ur;a ..o,,.,, !. , u...y;s5 IL ara.o, ss,,
ms 'oa'" n"r ''u'','u Nls sp''.n "en'
a stable to an audience Of a snan Of orav
horses, much to the annoyance Of those
ANIMALS. lie had not spoken over two
minutes TO the fanacans when the young
ladies Went out OF the hali' and' aftel
and eggs, returned, and lust as the young
| man WOO Of tho ,,oip+ nf tho &c nr,oo foot