The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-20


night, through fear of being attacked by
the dreaded disease and having their
beauty ruined, We publish the annexed
recipe, which is said to be sure cure
and preventative. Edward Hine. cor.
respondent of the Liverpool Mercury in a
to that paper, writes as
follows; II am willing to risk nv repu-
tation as a public man if the worse case
OF smallpox cannot be effectually cured
in three days simply by cream of tartar.
This is the sure and never-failing remedy.
One ounce of cream of tartar dissolved in
a pint OF boiling water, to be drank when
cold, at intervals; it can be taken at any
time and is a preventative as well as a
curative. 1t is known to have cured
thousands of cases. 1t never leaves
mark, never causes blindness and pre-.
vents tedious lingering"
DAY Nine. Following is the official
letter of A. S. Gould, Superintendent,
dated Nov. 10th: "We are not working
on either of the newly opened ore bodies,
our whole force being occupied in remov-
ing old waste, Improving the different
HOSTS from the wines, and hurrying up
the crosscut to the main, shaft l have
great faith in our find on the $780,. It
looks as the cave did when first struck,
but the greater depth leads me to believe
1t is a much more important discovery.
All going we'll in and about the mine"
INDIANS STEALING, A. A. Young,
who has charge of Judge Rives' house on
Lacour street, found on yesterday that
some parties had entered the house and
captured pair of pants and two pair of
blankets. Presently, on Main street, he
found an Indian wearing his pants and
made him disgorge. He then knew that
it was Indians that had done the steal
ing, so he found the chief who found one
of the culprits and made him bring back
one pair of the blankets. The recent
cold snap has made "Lo" think that
blankets are a necessity. 49, .ssbsai5 s.
DURING the week we have had several
very cold days, the thermometerd dropping
several degrees below zero. Down in the
valleys the cold was intense At STEMS
roaring fire was kept up in the stove all
night, and teakettle of water was on
the stove; butwhen the, inmates of the
house arose in the morning, although the
fire was roaring the water in the tea
kettle was frozen. This is the story that
Stein tells. sissI....... ...........asag
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PATcHEN received
letter Thursday from s. K. Dodge, from
Upper Lake, California, an important
witness in the McLane trial, in which he
stated that he would be present at the
trial whenever needed. This shows good
grit in witness coming that distance and
Mr.. Dodge'cannotre too much praise
for his action. 5 -, -. .. .,,.,' W
REDEMPTION. There is now 81, 600 adj
vertised by the County Treasurer as being
in the redemption fund, and for which
bids will be received up to December 4,
1880. Place all bids in the hands of the
County Treasurer and the Commissioners
will canvass the bids on Saturday, the
4th of December. .sso' ] 9 Z. /,
RUMoRs in Phoebe sayeth that Eastern
capitalists have advanced money to the
Hillside M. 4 M. Company, having COM
menced this week with $4,000. We
hope all the reports are true, so that the
company will be running on firm basis
and make it better for every one in Lin
coin county. ss
THE musicians of Phoebe propose CIV
ing Thanksgiving party at Browns
Hall on next Thursday, November 25th.
Dancing will continue until l o'clock a.
m. Professor Fisher will be the leader
of the band and excellent music will
grace the occasion. See advertisement.
A NUMBER of the boys at Frisco, Utah,
are talking Of coming to Bullionville tc
Winter. If they know what is good for
them, they will keep where they are, fol
Bullionville is by no means as lively as
reported to be.
NOTICE. A. s. Gould, Supt. Of Day s
M. Co., gives notice that all bills against
the company must be presented on the
lst or I'd of each month. Read notice
under head of "New To-day"
TAxEs.-The payment of taxes before
becoming delinquent expired Monday
evening, the 9Th inst. There was $40,
448.60 paid in, leaving unpaid and de
linquent 81, 1883. ...- ~
WE learn that most of the Eastern
stockholders Of the Raymond & Ely Com
pany have paid up the 50 assessment
levied upon the stock of that incorpora
ton. t5 .4g. IT,
DAVID WILDER has been appointed
Secretary of the Raymond & Ely Com
pany at San francisco, vice c. H. Vert
heimer. 5t
| NEXT Thursday being Thanksgiving
Day the public schools in Phoebe vii
be closed on that day.