The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-10-15

thing encouraging at the mines and fur.
mace alike In the Day-South drift,
46o-foot level, face in black spar and
lime, spotted freely with good ore; some
high grade. North Wine from $40 level;
bottom showing good ore. Drift from
620 level; face in black spar and dolo.
mite. Average ore produced in mine
about as usual. As we increase in depth
the prospect of permanent bodies of ore
improve. The furnace almost exceeds
our expectations. Average yield of bull
hon about $1,000 per day. Assays of
bullion produced on the 10th, $685.. "a
per ton-S.37 gold; on 18th, S4l37l-
$40 in gold; on 18th, SAG. l0-Sl2.5
One hundred bars of bullion shipped ON
18th to Phoebe for reshipment to Milford.
Sixty-three bars shipped to day direct to
). f. Mendha mine rapidly improving
in west slopes finding lunches of gray
carbonate. Bottom of shaft gives indica-
tons that we shall have rich ore in few
feet. In regard to new furnaces, Mr.
Gould says the company means business.
Managing Director Grim has taken
especial charge of this work, and believes
ne can make 1t signal success. The
determ;mad pt Nv ia :, sne LAY company Is
this district. -
DENVER q MO GRADE Il. R.-The sur
veyors in Utah have about completed the
survey of this road and got their stakes
w. -'' n0y nave securea all the
passes and canyons from Salina to Iron
Tity' utah, mono,pollzlng every piece of
ialo IN passes and canyons, that is broad
enough Tor Two roads, by running a
aouole track through them, thus prevent
my any competltlon IN the future. This
ROAD runs through Salina Pass to Clear
to what is known as Cove Fort, Antelone
Springs, Iron Springs and Iron City,
Wnere q Junction IS formed with the Cali
the jsrne ;n4 =, ,rn,uto;r nS .nls point
city will be situated where Tho coal ny
iron fields are inexbapstohlo
FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING.-The
firm of J Myers g. Bro has inst raco;ved
1orro ..ooi. - MI W.. 1 0o
~ sum VI al 'Iiiu w ia'er ciothing'
and gents furnishing goods. The suits
are made from the most fashionable nat.
terms of cloth and in the latest STYLES.
having been made to order at the factory
in the East. All kinds of flannels and
merino clothing and everything
. md' n 10 ho'essary 70 keep sne pody warm
found at the store Of the above tirm H TIE b
Ladies' Department has also received a
large assortment OF heavy dress-groods,
Eiooohs, iaces, emprolderles, hosiery, and
an Ihe llttie nicknacks that the ladies
ma necessary to adornand beautify
themselves
SILVER CEprrr1cArrs largo amount
of +h;s nou, LII 90
y. WIS AZ" r,n1 u ,iioney ihaae i's ap-
peaiahce IN floche the early part OF the
pN l.n, "''A' i0 uei,o'iiiila'loh Oh the
caused q iittle ;nconr; iU s a anu
changed. For ACCOMMODATION sake we
changed few of these certificates for the
boys, but they got to ringing them in on
us so thick that we were prevented from
accommodating them, fearing our small
change would run short. Hereafter it is
to be hoped that the Bristol s. M. Com
pany will cease paying off their bills with
81, 900 silver certificates $500 certificates
tb;s conmnn;iv o. ouoso,,+ ''i"''oNi Al
-, wv w. ~io n''s oeeii Gull
hec0eu WIN "e'is' Fargo q Co.'s Ex-
press office in Phoebe for several years,
proceeded to Bristol DURING the week and
will take charge of the Office That the
express company are preparing to omen
at that place. Tommy is a sfeadv and
industi ious Young man. and persons hav.
eng y business n; win the express Office will
Craig has heen anno;nted ~ Il , 0nal,es
in Phoebe lust vacated bv Tommy
c-
- "hNEeoos AcT-Mr. b. Z. How
arc, well and favorably known for the
past twenty wears in the MINING camns
of Nevada, who, overtak en- bv ACE and