The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-02
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night and was extended very hearty
welcome by his large circle of friends
in Phoebe. Mr.. Gould's presence among
us puts an end to public ridiculing the
management of the affairs of the Day Com
pany.
John B. MCGEE returned from the East
on Wednesday, and party to examine
into the condition of the affairs of the
Hillside Company will be on hand soon.
j. B. Newman, one of our old resi-
DENTS took is departure Sunday for San
francisco, via Salt Lake. He takes with
him the best wishes of all the Piochers.
Mr. Judd, who is largely interested in
the Bristol s. M. Company, has come
here for the purpose Of having a look at
that company's property.
Patsy Harrington, an old-timer, re-
turned here from Eureka on Tuesday last.
He prefers the climate of Phoebe to that
OF the Base Range.
We understand that Geo. w. Cassidy,
Democratic nominee for Congress, will
probably visit Phoebe and the surrounding
country next week.
KICKED BY A MuLE.-Sunday morning
news came to Phoebe that RATE Barton,
who is hauling ore for the Bristol S. M.
Company, had been kicked by mule and
seriously injured; but upon the doctor
visiting Bristol and examining Barton it
was found that nothing serious was to be
anticipated, he having only slight scalp
wound. A mule, like a gun, is danger
GUS without lock, stock or barrel. There
is no telling when the animal will ego
off," %
Ell DoRADo.-Messrs. Goodhue and
Fife returned from Ell Dorado Canyon on
Monday evening last. We understand
that Goodhue, Croker, and others, have
taken hold of piece of property in the
Canyon and intend commencing vigorous
work upon it. The well-known reputa-
tion Of these gentlemen for pushing min
ing matters is guarantee sufficient that if
there is anything it will be brought out
in short order
BULLIoNvILLE FURNAcE.-W. j. Mont
gomery reports that every preparation is
going on at Bullionville for the furnace
and that in a short time work will be
commenced. When once started it will
take about six weeks to complete it. We
hope to see Unfinished soon as a number OF
our chloriders have ore ON hand for ship.
ment to whichever furnace does the best
ny them, The company is now erecting
a stone building in Bullionville.
THE Democratic circus that exhibited
here last Monday was very exciting and
entertaining. 1t was thought at one time
that the show would break up in family
row. The clowns acted very unprettily
If the Republican circus, which is to ex.
hibit here Tuesday, is anything like as
entertaining as the Democratic show was,
every person will feel happy.
DEVELOPING The Bristol stage left
left here Wednesday crowded with men,
mining implements, powder, etc. Some
Of the men had been here on a visit ano
were returning, while Others had beer
employed to 60 to work on mining prop
erty near Bristol for the purpose Of fur
ther developing what has heretofore
shown as good prospects.
TEMPEST MINE--Cliff. Webster reports
that work is being pushed on this mine
The main shaft has now attained deptl
of 100 feet, and over 1000 tons Of ore i
exposed to sight, ready to take out
There is good prospect Of the Tempes
rivalling, if not excelling, any mine il
Bristol District.
For SALE.-Chas. Stein gives motto
that he has for sale brsiness-houses
dwelling-houses and furniture. Ais
four work horses and wagon. Rea'
sale notice.
VIM. FINDLY, who a short time ago re
moved to Frisco, Utah, from Phoebe, W
; learn died last Sunday. Deceased leave