The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24

among which Is Riepe's Pioneer Hotel.
This is by far superior to anything of the
kind in the town and, as it deserves, is
well patronized, the restaurant portion at
meal times being filled to OVERLOOKING.
Quinn's Saloon still maintains its reputa-
as serving up the best Of liquors and
cigars.
The new water jacket furnace, to which
we paid visit, is operating successfully,
about forty tons of ore being run through
daily, and is turning out bullion at a live
ly rate. A large amount of charcoal is
on hand, also large quantity of ore
from the Hillside, Mendha and National
mines. Very perfect arrangements have
been made at the furnace for running off
the water as it becomes heated, a constant
supply OF fresh to take its place being on
hand. A cupelle furnace adjoins the
water jacket, so when it is necessary to
refine bullion it is very easily and quick
ly done. Ii the run at the furnace is
long one the Hillside Company will work
out of their financial troubles and be in
smooth water once more. We are under
obligations to Mr. Reynolds, foreman of
the furnace, for attention shown us. The
bullion stolen from the Hillside Company
several months ago while en- route to Salt
Lake City has been recovered and is again
on the road to that place. j. N. Curtis,
who is running the store at Bristol, has
as much as he can possibly attend to in
his line of business.
The Bristol S. M. Company's works are
located about a mile nearer Phoebe than
Bristol and considerable work is going on
at their place. A large cellar is being
| dug, over which will be erected the store
| of the company. A large boarding house
| is also i'll course of erection and lumber,
machinery, ETC., is scattered over the
ground. The boring apparatus has been
placed in position and operations of bor-
ing for water will soon be commenced.
| The site for the mill has been graded and
fenced in with brush. The manager of
this company has had considerable work
done, taking into consideration the time
engaged in it.
Dan Roeder's station at the junction of
the Royal City and Bristol roads, is a
| great accommodation to travellers and
mine host does the very best to make all
who stop by the way-side comfortable.
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JAIL MATTERS. Last Monday the black
| smiths services were called into requisi-
ton to examine the chains and shackles
combining McLane and Mcintyre, the con-
demned murderers of Fred Wallbaum.
| Everything was found in good order and
| the Sheriff intends having an examination
whenever he thinks it desirable. The
Jail and cells We're afterwards washed out
and every stitch of clothing taken off the
prisoners, examined closely and replaced
on them. No precaution is omitted by
either the Sheriff or guard to guard
against any act of elf-destruction by the
prisoners or an attempted escape Their
case comes up for hearing in the Su-
preme Court next Tuesday, the 9th.
REPUBLICAN PE1MARy.-The Republi.
can primary election Tuesday for the
election Of delegates to the County Con-
vention was very quiet affair and no
person appeared to take any interest in it..
There were but few votes cast and the
following delegates chosen: Thompson
Campbell, D. G. Clark, j. Behr, S. He'll
DWELL, A. A. Young, G. Raymond, Chas.
Stein, G. H. Fish, M. Fuller, J. Poujade,
J. B. Newman, James Nesbitt, j. M.
Hanford, s. S. Stoddard and F. A. Buck.
We the exception of one, the above dele
gates are Blaine men.
| For SAN Francisco. H. Mill, Super.
intendent Of the Raymond & Ely mine,
left here Sunday for San Francisco to see
how matters and thing stood in regard to
that mine. After the news of the mort
gage was brought here he rendered his
resignation twice, but it was refused, and
he does not exactly know (Which one Of
the boys he was, so he thought he would
60 below and ascertain.
SUIcIDE.-Charley Byers informs us
that James Lynch, a resident of Mineral
Park, Arizona, committed suicide at that
place on on the 9Th inst He swallowed
dose of strychnine, had one convulsion,
and confessed to his wife that he hao
taken poison. A physician was sent for
but before he arrived Lynch was dead
No cause is assigned for the rash act
, Lynch lett 4 wife and child.
HoEsEwHIPPED.--J. Vincent, bettel
known as "Santa Claus" was horse
t whipped with blacksnake Tuesday
| morning by Captain Clymo on Lacou
| street. Vincent, who was drunk, uset
some insulting remark, and Clymo CAV
him benefit for the use of the language
as above stated. When released Vim
cent beat any pedestrian time on record
BULLION. There was $3,6S9 worth Q
!, bullion shipped during the week. TAX
9 ing into consideration that the reduction
works around here have been closed dow
:. for some little time this is not so yer
Z bad. We were unable to learn fror
;, where the bullion came or to whom it be
longed to.
i Ell DoRADo.-There are about thirty
4 seven men working in the company