The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-24

Church morning and evening of Sunday.
At both morning and evening the church
was crowded to listen to his sermons,
which are always excellent A hit in
nne of his sermons at the fashion pre-
yailing of defrauding creditors, caused
aome little wincing in certain circles.
On the 26th of August next will begin
the 9th wear Of his "School for Girls" at
Rano. Every one knows how much is
depending upon the education and ad-
yantaces we are giving to the girls Of the
period. Right here in the State of
Nevada we have school that has set
before itself this one great aim; to give
our girls q substantial and thorough edu-
cation. The accomplishments that are
taught in any school are to be had at |
Bishop Whitaker's school, in their proper
place and are not learned at the expense |
Of other studies, which must always form |
the groundwork of thorough edu-
cation. With school possessing such
facilities of education, SO ready of access,
as reasonable in it's charges as any school
Oh the Pacific Coast offering like advan-
tayes, with all these at hand, why should
our people go out Of the State to educate
their daughters. This school has q corps
Of six teachers.
THREATENING Thursday morning a
man named Keyser arrived in Phoebe and
commenced drinking as soon as he landed.
He had just came up from Silver Reef.
where he had made brags that he was
coming to Phoebe for the purpose OF re-
leasing McLane and McIntire, even if he
had to do so over the dead body OF the
Sheriff. Several letters were written to
Sheriff Mckee in regard to this matter
and for him to be on guard. Thursday
morning the Sheriff entered Brown Il
Sparks saloon, where keyser happened
to be, but did not recognize him until he
stepped up and said, "Mac, I'm going
down to the Jail to-day to see McLane."
Then the Sheriff recognized the man who
had threatened to make a cold corpse OF
himself and his natural good temper be-
came Immediately ruffied, so he grabbed
Mr.. Keyser by the ear and administered
sound kicking to him and told him to
leave town within twenty -four hours, for
il he was found here he would be COM
PEELED to bury him. Mr.. Keyser picked
up his buds and Immediately vacated.
RAYMOND & Ely MATTERS. - During
the past week Raymond & Ely matters
have been pretty much Strengthened out;
ninety cents on the dollar and costs were
paid for claims, and in other instances,
where this would not settle up, dollar for
dollar was paid. All the suits in the
Justices Court, and all but one in the
District Court, were paid and assigned to
Lazard Freres, and the liens were paid
in the same way. But very small
amount remains unsettled, and we sup
pose this will be squared up as soon as
presented. A letter from W. L. Elliott,
Secretary of the Company, says that
the company is trying to get clear of debt
for the purpose Of resuming work on the
mine. We fear it will be some little time
until work is resumed on the mine.
CELEBRATION. To-day being the 24th
or what is called by the ungodly the
Mormon Fourth of july" the annivers
airy of the Mormons entering Salt Lake
Valley, the Brethren of Panaca Stalk,
will celebrate it as usual. The day tint
will devoted to amusements and game
for the pleasure of the younger children
while the evening is the time in whicl
the old folks grow young and indulge IL
dancing. 1t is really remarkable in wha
lively manner some Of those old gray
headed coons jump around, especially
their arms are encircling buxom lass
gently and lovingly pressing her to thei
bosom. They comfort their legs into NOR
shapes than French dancing master.
The new discoveries down near FL DE-
RADIO Canyon are developing grandly an
are said to be immense. Prospects hole
on the lode shows it to contain lare
amounts of ruby silver. One shaft ha
been sunk to the depth of forty feet, an
the ore for the whole depth is filled wit
ruby silver. Tom Pheby has succeede
in getting San Francisco parties to pl
up on the mines and work will be con
menced on them forthwith.
DR1LL.-Monday evening Foreman POI
jade had tho members of Phoebe Ho
Company out on another drill, and the
young fellows are very apt. Should '
be so unfortunate as to have a conhagr
ton here the youths Of No. l will tea
the old stiffs of No. 2 how to battle wi
the Fire Fiend.
QUINNs SALOON This well.kno,
establishment OF Bristol still maintains
well-earned reputation and keeps no
but the very best of liquors. Those
siring cool and refreshing drinks Il
warm weather can always secure them
the above named saloon.
WE are informed that Mr.. Montgomt
only secured the mill and tailings of ,
American Flag Company, but not not
mine, as we previously stated. We ,
not learn the cause of his being unable
secure the mine.
+. VIRTUE brings its own reward