The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

)ect VI VIC 'i'iie io' uoiiS RESPONSIBILITY
work. In answer To letter written on
the subject, he says: SIN reply to your
7 have To state that the
locator of a lode or mining claim must
make the animal expenditures necessary
for the maintenance of the possessory
title at any fine within one wear from
the first Of January next succeeding to
the date of location. and the miners Of
mining district have no authority to make
any rules conflicting with this law. If |
the mining laws oil your oistrict require
DAVIS s att after the ,ocat;an sncb nrov;sion :
wholly without force. Suppose location
to have been made July l, 1880, the 500 |
worth of expenditure is required by the |
United States laws to be made between |
the first of January, 1881, and the 3lst of
December, 1881, and the expenditure
made prior to this date, VIZ: within sixty
days after the location, would not be IN
conformity with the provisions OF TINS
law.
VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Of the many
guides and seed and plant catalogues
sent out by or seedsmen and nurserymen,
and that are dong SO much to inform the
people and beautlfy and enrich our coun-
try, none are so beautiful, none SO instruc-
tive as Vick's Floral GUIDE. It's paper
is the choicest, It's illustrations handsome
and given by the thousand, while Its col
ored plates are gems ms WORK al
enough for Gift book. or place ON the
table. Published by James Wick, Roch-
ester, New York.
A BEAUTIFUL CRop.-One of the bows
;nformod =. ,,o,d,u th,t +ho,o w,s ono
INV. ,'.0u 10 , ,.s 'n"' ~ ""' o
OF the most oeautitui crop OF cattle
thieves growing up i'll Utah at the pres
ent time, and one of these days Utah
~ .s,u nI 80 a. n1h bands ~ H.
business had pretty much given M steal.
ing cattle as they could now buy cattle for
little or nothing from the young boys
who rob their parents There is much
truth in this statement.
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POUNDS OF gola amaigam' valued az Soooo'
"aS N,'ue ~ rn' ".'e'Son ~ N'ue1oui
~ Tho ,,,;',a, 81 a. J;nt,,;o wv 49, AZ
yeloping beyond the expectations of the
most sangnine and next Spring and Sum.
mer it is expected that Northwestern
Arizona will attract the attention of q
large portion of the mining public.
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r;oo a. pr;sto, Ced,r hr;nc. 60 no,
eora ,nd r;no "a 70 w.tor Jal;vorot
tn the peonle at the Mawfower mine
costs six cents gallon. We are not sur
prised that the family running the min,
boarding house hold PRAYER meeting
every evening, beseeching the Lord t,
hurry up ana let the snow ny.
Mrs. w. c. GLIssAN died at half-pas
. II o'clock on last Sunday afternoon, an
was buried the following afternoon a
: old resident of Phoebe, having come her
An low, omJ J iease ab IVY sramm uaUei
mourn her death; also a married daughte
residing in Arizona.
Fou Sam T,vv u.v;no r.ce;ve
49,
dispatches from Mrs. Lynch TO e11ect Una
Ina no I'e,, GIL. "1oy was ua s.a Co., g
Lake on Wednesday morning. If tn
little child sufficiently RECEIVERS, MI
Lynch and family will return to Phoebe i
three or four weeks.
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f A TELEpHoNE.-A telephone has bee
r erected by the Bullionville Smelling Con
9 pany and connects the Office, store an
! smelter. The Panaca girls go to tn
store and while away the dreary hour
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d the newspapers of Eastern Nevada,
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