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

Other mines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 250.000 90
The above was gathered after weeks
labor by the Railroad Committee and pre-
scented at the meeting held by the Com
mittee Monday evening The figures are
correct and reliable. The Committee was
granted further time to gather statistics
in regard to the bullion from other mines
outside of Phoebe, but in Lincoln county.
The above is a good showing for what
Phoebe has DONE The Hillside Company
of Bristol has shipped in silver bullion
for the two years it has been running
S5lS, 265. 45. This does not include the
lead shipped, only the silver bullion. The
Day mine Of Jackrabbit District has
shipped bullion amounting to 500, 1880.
LOOKOUT for the next RECORD, it will
be worth reading
RAILROAD MEETING.-A large number
Of citizens gathered at the Courthouse
Tuesday evening to hear the reports of
the Committees on Statistics and for the
turtherance of the plan to induce capital
lists to construct u railroad to Phoebe.
The same officers presided as at last meet
ing. A. S. Gould, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Statistics, asked for further
time in which to make report, and was
granted until the 18th inst. A motion
was made requesting the RECORD to ask
the citizens--miners, ranchers, merchants
and others-to stand in and aid the Com
mittee in their efforts to gather statistics
in regard to bullion, mines, high and low
grade ores, merchandise received during
the several years past, produced shipped
and received in Phoebe and vicinity and
all other items that would aid the Com
mittee in filling out their report in a
satisfactory and reliable manner. After
the feasibility of the projected railroad
had been discussed for time the meet
ing adjourned to meet again at the Court
house Saturday evening, April 18th.
PIONEER HoTEL.--The Pioneer Hotel
Of Bristol new and large hotel, has just
been completed and handsomely furnish
ed throughout. This is the only first-class
hotel in Bristol and is the only house in
that town where lodging can be obtained.
The sleeping apartments are tirst-class in
every respect and are superior to any
hotel between Phoebe and Eureka. The
tables will Away be supplied with the
best the markets afford, and this establish
ment not being confined to the purchase of
of their articles from one market, the pub
lie can feel assured that they get the very
best and freshest to be had. Dick Riepe,
one OF the best known caterers through
out this section, is proprietor of the
hotel, and his name being attached to it
is sufficient guarantee to the public that
whenever they stop at the pioneer !"
everything will be done to make them
comfortable. The Bank Exchange Res
taurant, in Phoebe, is equal to any in
Southeastern Nevada, and persons visit
ing Phoebe will do well to procure their
meals at the Bank Exchange.
Fon THE GUNNIsoN COUNTRY Bob
Husband and Jerry Harrington left here
Thursday on a prospecting trip to the
Gunnison country. They were well out
fitted, having wagon and taking with
them about years provisions and good
supply of tools. They will cut across the
country and prospect as they go. If they
should discover anything on the way to
the above named section they propose to
camp and stay with it. If these young
chickens do not linger too long in the
Mormon settlements they will get to theil
destination in good season.
BRISTOL S. NJ. CO.. B. Croker,
General manager of this company was il
town Thursday. He reports the grading
OF the millsite, etc, nearly completed
but that work generally is not progress
ing as fast as desirable, owing to the non
arrival OF lumber, machinery, etc. L
these articles would only come to hanc
work would be pushed ahead with vigor
DIED.-We learn that Miles CULLEN, ,
former well-known resident of Phoebe
who was in the grocery and bakery bust
ness mere, and at one time County Treas
urer, died at Silver Reef on the Sd inst
after an illness of only four days. TIL
funeral took place from the residence O
Miss Kate Dougray's Sunday afternoon
A srRAw.-When the Raymond & Ell
was quoted Oh the Stock Board the othe
day at % cents per share an order wen
from Phoebe for 5000 shares, or an
portion thereof, at 35 cents per share, bu
the would-be purchaser was unable to oh
tain share at that price.
lTuErE will probably be dark deed 500
exposed in Lincoln county whereby tw
men, supposed to have met their deaf
by accident in an adjoining county, wer
murdered by a hired assassin, and anothe
man, who stood in the way, was to "my.
teriously'' disappear.
SEEp.-Dr. G. r. Alexander has iu.
received alarged assortment of flower an
vegetable seed. Persons desiring I
beautify their premises had better ca