The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

liz COisabO' O'SOhS <A
from Ell Dorado Canyon on Monday even
;ra .nd o;v.s ve,v GOOD account Of af-
ot- AIM South.
iaif' oo"h tnere' iio -
"c' Ell ooo ~ hi.
,: w, " - ,ar. two small million
sh;n,n na nr;or to this. jim Cronan is
the General Manager Of the Lincoln
Silver Mining Company Inc mn OF
this company Nv. 4;rna Tbo bri,;o,,
ruhhih3 ~, So, ona &c AZ d;Gora,t
shlppea . wa' d;stn;o+ M.nv Of +ha n,;raS
hllhe Id H. ,,an,, favor,ble and tba orc
ar: ao o%iogaa i ID eas;Iy crushed The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SL.s, $3.50, Comnanv bove aho,+ an0
ta" W "ra n;led IN on tbe;r Mill 'Junn
S tou' VI VI p out of Wi ,rhan he LII
M M W." Go1a 49, r;,,ar hos nn,v ,araa
ny 4oio ~ 49, and A.. sta,or 10
quanSl.y y ~ ,"aJ o. ~, To,,,,"a tha ct
e "a pl; w I'll srnnl;oa Tha hat
Iii TA a. -, ann,na IN transnnrt;na al +he
W." WV ,en 80 ths ;sI,nJ won't. five
III, Ill, The ra,von 70 The mills
i III, u goao ,.taIv 5;soovarsd !. noId LEDGE
ILL.,. ~ - ,,o,v a., @,eS i, ,vo,l,;no e
~ h., a- nht.;noJ assos,s fro,, th;a iedoe
rano; ,,9 ' fron, s5o ' TO- ovar s5OO ne
wasfher 10 now varv hot down at ri
Dorado, the thermometer marking 100
oegees'
PIcNIC.-The picnic at Delmols ranch
Monday passed off as agreeably as those
who attended could wish for. Quite a
1,roo orowd of nson,a went down nm thu
y, -, ,,.,.-
traih from rloche' anu all 'iie 'ehicies IN
town went there loaded. A number OF
Bristolians came to town and attended
After the train arrived at the ranch and
landed its human freight from this end of
the road it proceeded to Bullionville,
and brought up large number of the
residents of that place to the pleasure
grounds. The children amused them
t1a etraa v"frJus th ,i anu al
the dav in dancing. When the train
started for home the Bullionvillians were
all crowded on one hat car and started
rolling down the grade to their homes
distance OF about seven miles, while the
engine started for Phoebe with the train:
Engineer Stoddard has the thanks OF all
children tor his kindness IN devoting a
days labor IN attordlng them the pleasure
OF celebrating May picnic
Tpnv Crrv -Tbere 10 on;te rusb n
1.o, C;4u IT+,h .nd ~. uho,a oorn+rr
has b.an located All the iron mines
and all the old mines of anv promise. dur.
ing the last six years, have been relocated
several times, and as many different par
ties claiming to be the owners OF them, SO
II the iron and silver mines IN those
quarters prove OF any value, 1t Will take
years We OF litigation to settle the titles
Inc old district record BOOKS are missing
ana notwithstanding dlligent search has
oeen made Tor them, the books have nevel
been found Those books are IN Phoebe
time,
Tuv n.u g NJ comn.nv hos NOW e.,
n,n.nenon+ .nd oon+ro, - +h. Msndh
.nd T;,Ia;ao -. ..a ~ rI;no;aa g..
anu iAi.,sioe MINES anu ,ae iiillsiue LUZ
mace. Mr. Goulo IS pushing thlngs AM
proposes 10 make tne new outnt success
mere are some OUTSIDE claims wnich MI
Grim ana Mr. 0onio lhIena 70 eake nol'
Of anu oeve!op. 1nese gentlemen Dellev
oi9iS 40 "AS ihUAoy III 'iii' "eS'ion
the question by hard work and som
capital. We certainly wish them well
we heeo S"ch eh'efprislhg sp'ri's'
BuLLIoNvILLE SMELTER.-The furnac
closed down a week ago and the waite,
Jackets are now be;no nl.ced IN nos;+;o,
Tho sho,,. -, u A., III
ha ne h sno,' perloo 'nao me sman lutnae
fon , neen o running tae company ship Pc
FranI Go oo atoso 9i oulnon, which M M
COO 600 op NJ seateo' was valued at Iuil
new mill process is still going on, and
is thought That everything in regard
stort mn at m e, WV da ue III reaoiness
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MEADOW VALLEY Co.-The mill of tn