The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-31
BRISTOL ITEMS.


ths last week. bringing ore from the
Mendha mine, of the Hillside Company,
and going out laden with bullion for
the terminus OF the Utah Southern.
A large body of carbonate ore. of the
average assay value of $5S, has been
uncovered on the south ground of the
Cave tOhio) mine.
Another bar of fne silver was shipped
yesterday from the Hillside refinery,
this time 9S8 fine, valued at $4,000.
More teams have been put on hauling
ore from the mine to the furnace,
The population Of Bristol, including
outside laborers, is about 600 instead OF
$50, as published in the Typo Sun.
The town rather quiet of late, though
relieved yesterday by two brisk rough
and-tumbles, in which the contestants
faces were somewhat hammered out OF
shape.
A dozen jacks--more or less-make
night hideous with their brays-a regu-
lar old genuine Arizona chorus.
| Bullion is accommodating on hand in
large quantities; a good many tons is
stacked on the dump awaiting shipment.
N. j. Devine departed for Typo last
week for the purpose of winding up his
business in that section.
W. +. Mills, formerly of the firm of
W. t. Mills & Co. of this place, is at
present sojourning in Arizona.
DAY MATTERS. Gould, Of the
Day mine, left for San Francisco Tues
day, where be has gone for the purpose
OF making personal statement and ex-
planning matters in regard to the mine
the present time has more ore in sight
than ever before, and the mine is grow
ing more valuable as work progresses. 1t
is to be hoped that Mr.. Gould will sue
coed in inducing the Trustees to proceed
at once and erect reduction works OF their
own, for as the matter now stands the
company does not got half Of tho assay
value Of its ore. How does this look, for
instance: Average assay Of ore, 1925;
bullion produced from same, $l00. 1t
will be greatly to the benefit OF the stock
, holders il the Trustees would save their
ore, levy an assessment of twenty-five
cents. and erect reduction works.
! DIED.-Alcx. II. Rutherford. former
resident of Phoebe. and one OF the locat-
, ors of Phoebe No. 8, died in San Fran
cisco on the 21st instant Rutherford
, was q native of New York, and at the
time of his death was sc years of age
During tho political RAGS OF 1870 he was
q candidate for the position OF Treasurer
r of Lincoln county, but was defeated.
THERE is talk Of a surprise party, and
/, also OF another leap year party, taking
/. place bsfors long in Phoebe. II such il
Q to be the case it will be well to have both
Q arranged to come off prior to the 18th o.
Q February, as that is the commencement
i. of the Lenten season. The ungodly
t however. need not take these hints.
4 HIT WITH PICK The other evening
Q James Martin was struck in the arm Will
IT the point of pick by Pete Ellis. TIL
Q pick tore the flesh on the arm SO bad
!. that several stitches were required t.
II close the wound. pick is rather
dangerous implement to be flying aroun
If in that manner.
4 "PAY AS You Co.. and go with tn
% crowd to Panaoa Saloon. No. 1000 Maj
"a street, for fine Wines and Liquors, Ar
n heuser- Busch Lagar Beer. and Aromati
% Cigars. only one price! one Bit! V
q special layout for the Holidays.
AZ GRAND JURY.-Ths Grand Jury m,
Thursday, at II q. m, and the varior
- committees presented their reports. TT
o Judge stated that no did not wish to di
X charge them for the present, 10 they 81
ct on hand for business.
~ The Fairview Springs have been offe
a. ed to the Bristol Mining Company
b. the late purchasers at the same prit
CO they paid for them, but the Bristol Con
,h pany having no use for the springs, d
s- clinsd the offer.
III IT is rumored here that Mrs. Ky
oh maggie Lyneh). who left here Mondt
a. with her husband for the East, via Sa
Lake, had her hands and feet severe
frozen.
~ The weather has been very disagree
an able during the past week. Chilly, co
ed and light snows--just the kind of wealth
a to prevent q fellow taking mOonlig
a strolls.
W By q letter received frsm Eureka, '
learn that the ladies' of that town ha
"a organized "Smoking Club"
OWING to one OF the jurymen bel
ok sick, there was no court Tuesday aft
noon.
Law The Raymond & Ely Company b
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