The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-12


been started in south drift, Immediately
above the timbers at "New Discovery"
all In good ore. $40 level; extracting
from seven to ten tons high grade ore
daily from north and south drifts, thirty
feet below. 620-foot level; crosscut all
in iron ore mixed with magnesa, spot
ted throughout with carbonate looking
exceedingly well; the best ever discovered
at this depth. Main incline still in good
ledge matter with punches of ore. Ship
ping ore as fast as teams can be obtained
Mendha-Stopes producing about as last
reported. Four double back action teams
loaded for furnace yesterday morning.
Furnace-Running as usual under full
blast, and all teams wanting freight at
Bristol for Milford load at once with bull
lion. Seven teams loaded to-day. The
bullion values almost double the standard.
In answer to a letter written by DR..
c. R. Alexander, letters from the brother
and sister of late P. T. Butler, express
ing great pleasure at hearing from their
brother, whom they did not hear any
thing of for twelve years, were re.
ceived in Phoebe on Tuesday. The next
news they hear of their brother, will be
the sad news of his death. When Mr..
| Butler was in circumstances, years ago,
he bought his sister farm back in Hi
nois and placed her in comfortable cir
cumstances, since which time his relations
have heard little or nothing of him.
CONFEDERATE BONDS. Raphael J.
Morse, Jr., of New York, sends us cir
cular offering 50 per 81, 900 for Confeder-
ate bonds. We are just out of the article,
but if Mr.. Morse desires purchasing
some of John Rice's Silver Reef currency,
we can accommodate him. This currency
is big improvement on Confederate
bonds, for it is printed with red ink,
while the Confederate bonds are printed
with black ink.
LOST, STRAYED OR SToLEN.-Charley
Bradley's hore is missing. The color of
said horse is gray, has four legs, two
ears and one tail, and he is not mare.
Any person knowing the whereabouts of
an equine of the above description, who
will give the owner information that will
lead to its recovery, will receive his
prayers and blessing.
NOTWITHSTANDING that a letter has
been received in Frisco, Utah, from Bris-
toll, stating that number of miners are
wanted at the latter place, we will state
that such is not the case. We are in
formed by those who certainly ought to
know that they now have all the miners
they will probably need this Winter.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has appointed the
Oath instant as the day of thanksgiving
and prayer; also day on which to eat
turkey. As to the thanksgiving and
prayer business, that is well enough
but we never did like turkey. We will
continue on with our pine nut diet.
! TAXES are coming in slow-very slow.
The outlook for our county officials is
gloomy-very gloomy. The Indians have
advanced their price on pine nuts and de-
mand cash before delivery, and refuse to
take old clothes in payment-nothing
but coin talks with them now.
| A SoIREE.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Poujade
gave soiree at their residence on Meadow
Valley street last Wednesday evening.
1t was as pleasant an affair of the kind
as any ever given in Phoebe. All persons
present were happy and joyful.
HORSES FOR SALE To-day, at Il
o'clock NJ, down at Smiths corral, there
will be from twelve to fifteen head Of
good American horses, belonging to the
estate Of Eugene Shannon, sold at public
auction.
7. e. FLAaG, foreman of the Day mine,
who has been rusticating in the East,
telegraphs that he will be back in Phoebe
} to-day. Don't know if he brings Mrs
Flagg with him or not.
You "betcher life" none but the latest
tenderest and juiciest meats are sold al
the Peoples Market. The beef cannot
be beat and the mutton is the finest ir
the land.
RESUMED WORK. We learn that worl
J has been resumed on J. B. McGee's serie!
of mines out in Cave Valley. William
Wheatly is in charge Of the mines.
Mr.. AND MRS. EILERS have received
: a number of very handsome and valuable
wedding presents from friends abroad
The silver-ware is elegant.
If the saloon boom at Bristol keeps W
its lick for couple of weeks longer, there
will be one saloon to every man working
at the furnace.
In the case of Clute vs.. w. F. & Co.
! before the U. s.. Court at Carson, TO
. damages, was decided in favor of the de
PENDANTS. -.
CIGARs.-Hall Gears establishment
!. has just received an invoice of fresl
cigars. None but the best are kept a
. this store.
J. A NUMBER Of the boys down at Tomb
r stone are packing up and will soon star
on their return to Phoebe.