The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

winch stated, irglnla bound. The
party receiving the message glanced
at it, and real, Virginia burned" This
caused considerable couImotion, and
after considerable talk, parties went up
to the telegraph operator to learn the
particulars. The manipulation of cleo
TRICKY was greatly ast3nishcd on hearing
the news, and rushed down town to see
the dispatch. aud show that it had been
wrongly read. The receiver of the dis
patch made u narrow escape with his life
from the hands Of the frightened stock
spectators; hut She next time he makes
such mistake, his head will be chopped
OF with a butchers cleaver.
Ex?1aT.N1. Mr.. John McNally, who
came here for the purpose of examining
tho Day Company's mines, informed us
that they were valuable property. He
gpo,.9 highly OF the Day mine and said it
had en- excellent showing just what all
experts who have been here for the pur-
pose of examining the mine have pro-
noancal, and he WAS highly pleased with
whatho saw at the Mendha. While here
he went through the upper levels of
the Raymond& ely. He left here Thurs
day evening and was to have visited the
Mayiower in Bristol District on Friday.
Mr.. McNally says that where SO much
mineral lies buried a. in this vicinity, it
is bound to crawl to the top some day.
THERE is no telling when the bonanza
in the Mayljwer will cease growing. The
reports from the mine continue as Aattcr-
ing a3 ever. We are lead to believe, by
those who have travelled and are expert
enccd in mining, that it has developed
into one Of the best and most valuable
properties Of the State. The following
thirteen assays were made from ore taken
from the bottom of the Wine, new strike,
on the l65h instant: S402 II, S30l. "a,
$2j3,S6, $3770, S2235 So, $i3.9 $534O,
S205.9S, $685. S307. 50, $S4.S2, $344S6,
$1,000. Average assay taken from the
mine. $2ll.0G. There are d, 800 shares in
the Bristol S. M. Company, owned by
about thirteen shareholders.
Suns SETTLED. The suits between w.
e. Griffin and the Bristol S. NJ. Company
brought before the Z. S. Circuit Court at
Carson have been settled. The Bristol
Company won the suit brought for one
third interest in the Mayhower mine,
and Mr.. Gritfins attachment suit against
the company was settled by the Bristol
Company paying the amount of his claim,
with interest, ETC., excepting the fees of
the keeper. The case of w. e. Griffin
vs. Meadow Valley Company was con-
tinued for the term. The Meadow VAL
ley was successful in its suit against the
Raymond 4 Ely.
NEWSPAPER FOR BRISTOL Hereafter
Bristol will toot her own horn. The ma
tsrial of the Old Typo Sun has arrived in
in that town, and paper will be soon
issued there. This is just what Bristol
needs, a lively paper, and that town is
sufficiently large to support a newspaper
in handsome style. Mr.. A. Trippel and
NJ. Brennan are the proprietors Of this
new venture, and we wish them success.
We learn the paper will make its debut
to-day and will be known as the :" Bris-
tol Weekly Times"
ALARcE number of beef cattle are being
driven across the lower portion Of the
county to California. The cattle are pur-
chased throughout Utah by dealers who
drive them to the California markets.
The dealers say they are unable to pur-
chase as many head as the markets re-
quire. Several droves, numbering from
100 to 1920 head in the drove have passed
through the county within the last two
weeks.
Ok Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Behr
and Dave Kent left for the terminus
Joe escorts his wife as far as Milford,
and will them place her in the care of
Mr.. Kent, who will escor5 her and child
to Chicago, where she goes to visit her
parents. Kent goes to Ohio fer the pur-
pose Of bringing his wife TO Phoebe.
HILLSIDE MISE. The Day Company
has placed few men at work prospect.
ing in this mine. TIL, old miners, who
worked in the mine when it was yielding
large quantities of good ore, say that the
formation of the ground denotes large
body OF ore somewhere in the immediate
vicinity.
THERE are twenty-five men working
at the Mayaower mine in Bristol District.
Add to this some ten or fifteen men pros.
pecting and doing asse ssment work, you
will have the full number of men work
ing in the mines of that district
REPORTED DEAD.--Mr. H. Jacobs. wht
recently returned from visit to Sal
Lake City, says that while there he heart
1t reported that John Ely was dead-hae
dropped dead while walking in the stree
at Oakland, California.
PAYDAY Mine -Supt Garrison re
ports the bottom of the shaft in exceed
ingly interesting ground, encounterin,
punches Of ore every few inches, and tn
mine is liable to give birth to q good de
post Of ore any day.