The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-02-25

IN the Pl0che RECORD.
A. ADELMAN,
WIN. BELL,
JOHN SHEER,
Committee.
OFFICERS OF THE BRISTOL s. M. Co.
The following business transacted at the
annual meeting of the above named COM
pany, recently held in Minneapolis, is
taken from the "Tribune of that city,
and it will be seen, excepting case or
two, that the same old officers have been
elected: "The reports of the financial
officers and managers were of very ia
vorable character. A dividend of two
dollars per share was declared from the
January product Of the mill, and an
equal amount held as a reserve fund for
pushing development and increasing ia
cilities. This amounts to sum equal
to 200 per cent. per annum on the amount
of capital invested. The Bristol stock
holders are a jolly set of men nowadays.
and have good reason to be. The officers
elected for the ensuing year were as
follows President, Geo. H. Keith; Vice
President, F. A. Lewis; Secretary, 7. E.
Hughes; Treasurer, Mark w. Lewis; At
torney, r. j. Baldwin; General Manager,
H. M. Goodhue; Executive Committee
Geo. H. Keith, W. D. Hale and VIM. s.
King. Directors T. Welles, d. D.
s. Brown, Mark w. Lewis, w. D. Hale,
H. NJ. Goodhue, F. A. Lewis, I. E.
Hughes, r. J. Baldwin, c. i. Roe, Geo.
H. Keith, VIM. S. King" The above
named officers include the whole of the
stockholders. 1t is not every mining
company that all stockholders hold an
Office in.
Coal CONTRACT. We learn from the
Eureka Sentinel that one Tore, common
ly known in Eureka as the "Wild Roosh
ian" has secured the contract for furn
ishing the Day Company with charcoal
The Seninel says men have been sem
down in this direction to burn coal TO
"two furnaces. Then the Day Com
pany must intend to erect couple of fur
naces at the the Fifteen-mile Well. TIL,
new furnaces are to be put up one mil
this side of the just mentioned we'll. Tn
furnaces are of new pattern and cal
be slapped together in a twinkle.
A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. Senate
Voorhees, of Indiana gives the followin
remedy for rheumatism. He says: :"
have cured myself of rheumatic govt b
simple remedy--taking lemon juice i
warm water twice or three times per day
Consequently l am able to do what
have not done for years-walk from m
lodging to the capitol and back, matte
of four miles every day, and outstrip tn
young fellows who go with me-" Person
who give this remedy trial will be pa
ticular in placing the lemon juice in hi
water, and not in something else.
The late storm that visited us appea
to have extended throughout this soctit
of country, in Utah as well as Nevad
The snowfall to the south of us W,
very heavy and from the range over
Utah down to Harmony Mountain it's ia
has not been equaled for years. TIL
side Of Harmony Mountain the fall WI
! so great that men had to be employed
! ! dig passage way through the snow. "
l were three days without Reef mail.
t The 22d was Ash Wednesday and cor
= mencement of lent, as well as Washin
: toms Birthday. Those who observed le
failed to celebrate the birthday of lit
; George, and those who celebrated G.. w
y birthday failed to observe lent. On tn
glorious occasion both the righteous al
u wicken may clasp hands, and call it
J. stand-off.
: BRISTOL BALL.-The ball given
o Bristol for the benefit of the school ful
/. ON Wednesday evening, was high
l. spoken of by those who attended it fro
v Phoebe. Owing to the great distance
i Bristol and the bad condition Of the roa
: many Of our residents were prevent
If the pleasure of attending.
. ~ WHEN Panaca belle declines the
x corte of a Bullionite. admirer to part
. said youth rushes to the store, infor
It the manager that he is loaded" and
h cures phial of laudanum.
9 The population of Phoebe is stead
J. increasing, as will be seen under the he
"a Of born. Another candidate for the Pre-
,e dency of the United States has appeart
The public schools were closed on Ii
re Wednesday, affording all the little be
, the whole of the day to coast, witht
:, playing hooky from school.
<, The Cincinnatians are pretty cert,
to resume work on their mining proper
N some time during the summer.
ct The good people of Pahranagat CT
-' tinue to wrangle.