The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-30

u.s. "iiu h0 10 HOW nau1ng IL away. The /
proceeds OF course are small, but they |
are cash every ton, and room is being |
made Tor the better class ores. The face |
OF the southwest drift from the bottom
OF the east Wine is looking very promis-
ing indeed. 1t has passed entirely |
through the obstinately hard casing and |
IS now IN open assures. The southwest |
DRIFT on the AGO is advanced 7 feet still
in spar with kidneys of rich ore.
MESDHA MINE. We paid a visit to
the Mendha mine on Thursday last and
found things there in first-class order. A
large body of ore is being opened out and
extracted. Two men are kept on the |
dump, Geo. Lee and Barney Cronin, as
sorting the ore. VIM. Wheatley is fore
man OF the mine, and since he has taken
charge large developments have been
made Mr.. Wheatley is doing his best,
and owing to his exertions the Hillside
Company now have firm footing and are
shipping ore pretty lively to the furnace.
The Eureka and Hamilton stage due
here on Tuesday night failed to arrive
and alsofailed to arrived on Wednesday.
A telegram from Eureka put us in pos
session of the fact that no stage would
arrive that day, owing to the driver in
Eureka having taken the wrong road
after he left Pinto. He took the Typo
road and failed to discover his mistake
until hours afterwards when he drove
back to Eureka. Jot Travis telegraphed
here that no stage would arrive, and an
extra was started from Phoebe to make
the proper connections.
Academic. P. Sherwood met with
disagreeable and painful accident on
Tuesday evening. On his return from
Hike he stopped at Benefits Springs,
being very cold he stood in front of the
fire in Shannon's house, and when he
arose to 60 to the door he was taken with
vertigo in the head, falling suddenly to
the ground cutting his head on stone.
He came to town, had the wound dressed
and left for Bristol on Wednesday.
WE are informed by man from Glover
Valley that if Billy Bell succeeds in get
ting elected School Trustee, he will be
baptized into the Church and married to
young lady of Clover Everybody
ought to assist Billy in getting a wife,
for the poor fellow has been trying to &C.
complish this end for many, many long
years. 1t will never do to fling off on
Billy under these circumstances.
PERSONAL. s. Thompson, accom-
panied by his wife (nee Mrs. Wiederhold)
and child, returned to Phoebe Monday
evening. As is usually the case, the
youngsters got up charavari and greeted
the newly married couple on the night of
their return. They were induced to
forego the pleasure Of their exquisite sere-
made by liberal allowance for candy
MARYsvALE. BY letter from Marys-
vale District, Utah, we learn that Bob
Shirley, who left Phoebe few months
ago, has struck very promising gold
mine near Mount Badly, in that district.
The bond on the Deer-trail mine having
expired, Jack Gilmer gave the owners Of
said property $1,000 to extend the bond
ninety days longer.
THOSE collars, cuffs and shirt bosoms
| which Poujade is selling are the very
best and latest improvements in wearing
apparel. They are always clean, are ex-
actly like linen of the finest finish, COM
Portable, convenient and economical.
They are supplanting every other wear
among fashionables in the East.
THE Democrats will hold meeting at
Bristol this evening. Hon. Clint. H.
Patchan and Judge Rives will point out
to the faithful of that precinct what they
| consider the true racket.
SICK. For the past month Mrs. G.. H.
Fish has been very sick; in fact danger
ously i'll, but we are pleased to state that
she is now rapidly recovering and will
soon be up and around.
SAVE wash bills, inconvenience and dis.
comfort, by purchasing some Of Poujade's
never-soiling cuffs, collars, and shirt
bosoms.
DIED. The eldest daughter of Mrs.
Saul died in Salt Lake City on the 18th
instant, aged nine years.
PARTY feelings are getting little
warm. Both side amused themselves get
ting out posters during the week.
If the candidates are not pulling oui
for Gods sake, they certainly are fol
for their own.
| NEXT Monday is the sale day of the de
linquent stock of the Raymond & Ell.
Company.
| IT will be seen by our Reef items tina
cracked brain poet resides in that camp
A. s.. THOMPSON has our thanks for
very liberal supply Of that which cheers
PoLrrIcAL printing is now finished
Amen!
: Stock Exchange: Mrs. Clara Folt
has taken the stump in Oakland for Gal
field. This ia delightful, To take tn