The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-11

~, ,op Ap,zoxA Rom Tosl,ar ,vho
,4,. 49,.
Is nov ai'oso'no' s'i"hsei III 'hiS Sec
ton, left Flat Nose ranch last Sunday,
and is now about in Arizona. After Ben
,,uo,,o ia;I at Beaver he made n bas limo
JIM =,
Tor Lincoln 'oun'y' Do.''f Known Us 'he
"Cattle-thieves' PARADISE, and notwith-
standing the rumors that Tasker has been
at various places since his escape, he has
been nowhere except in the vicinity of
Desert Station and Flat Nose, disposing
of his stock and preparing to depart for
Arizona. Shortly after Tasker's escape
from Jail Deputy U. s. Marshal arrived
in Phoebe one afternoon in search of Ben.
and left again the next morning. That
eda s Of town probably looking for tbe
Deputy Marshal for the purpose of learn
ing what he wanted to see him about
mere Is mot for olse, sheeP IL COW IN
that did not know Ben. and had great RI.
snect for him. and because herds Of cattle
1ocks of sheep and bands Of horses fire..
ouently followed Ben to his nome. people
thought he stole them: but Ben informs
rs this is all a mistake. and saws That if
ranchers stock follow him home. he GER
tainly ought not to be blamed for Il
Rem took his "familv" with him Con.
siderable hard FEELING has been generated
ont in Utah against Marshal Pratt bv
Tasker's escape. but it was very fortunate
for those people that he did escape. He
certainly would have secured a new trial
and witnesses who testified aoainss Task
NJ his f;rst trial would have Stood in wifi
him at the second and he would have
been released and remained in the conn.
try, pun now ne mas gone. ben 1ss mas ex-
and the hest thing thew can do is to fol.
low Ben's example, and skin out, too.
"
LIE IN. Mining hecoro puolsnes a
statement showing that the net product
of the Hillside NJ. & M. Company for the
mast e;ob+een month. wos saeA OAK. ,,so
~ So $3.50 v - 49,, ~, o ~,
the 'roouct OF tnree assessments, vi lo,ooO;
u al net receipts, 9of4, $40. anat paper
puts several quesgions TO u.s. ~, Inc assess
menus were hoD az Palu IN. Inc ore thae
proaucea the palilon olo not an come 1ue
u u .ls company iilieS' D9' rom ioche'
Moyal Oi1y, hisl!anu, anu other Places'
ing the same, but the bullion was all
shlpped IN me name OF tne Hillside Gom-
irony p the nr y f u condition , ~ It's
mines, that the company will soon be
again on sound basis. ]. B. MCGEE,
late manager of the company and one of
principal owners, is now in New York
City, stopping at the Gilsey House. Call
and see him.
MARYsvALE.--Con. Glbfrled returned
from Marysvale Tuesday, bringing
with him a number of verv rich speci.
mems from that district. Three mines in
the district has been bonded tor $2o,OoO
aon IT, y r. a ~ U dn;ftad =, Ky ~
and a crescent run 80 feet. but as vet no
wall has been encountered. This ore
works about $50 per ton. This mine is
known as the Deer.trail. There is very
little work being done in the district. and
the chance is there will not be until next
wear. Marysvale is about 100 miles dist
ant from Phoebe. in a northeasterly di-
rection.
A NEW Moon other night when
all candidates were s,,nnosed to have been
,sleen professor pouiade brou obt out his
+o,.,coro r. 1ooL a. vorrs ond w.s
oro.tl1I os+ou;shod - J;sooxar;,o rh,t be
fooI ~ he = new moon Nv and a man an was
sitt;na IN i neco;nr owav Pnt unon
;nve.t; cation b es fo,gd tha} bs had made mad.
m;staIs and ;nstead '. nf d;ract;no his
class toward 1 vanus Ia had ths ;9str,, ~.
msnt no;mted dorn ' Mo;r ', strsat toward
building in which there was brilliant
hght'
10. PoUJADE, who is announced as or
aspirant for nomination for the Office o.
As,an,h,u,, !. on rho,,, +ho pon,h,;
S'oS man, - oHe "Ao'. - va. i''pu'.'
can county convention Will do well u