The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-05-13
BULLIONvILLE AND pANAcA DOTS

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The furnace started up on Tuesday
under the superintendency of Mr.. w.
Short, and is running out the usual guam
tity of bullion.
The brethren gave dance at the
church in Panaca on Monday evening. 1t
was very sociable affair and everybody
enjoyed themselves.
The weather at Bullionville and Pa
naca during the past week has been
pleasant and warm with the exception of
an occasional zephyr in the afternoon.
Ed Routledge who has been furnacing
at Bullonville during the past year is
dangerously sick with rheumatism of the
heart, superinduced by lead poisoning.
One of our county officials, while on
visit to Panaca on Sunday, made himself
obnoxious to the Wedge family by de-
manding to be shown their liquor and
pool table licenses.
The quietness of Panaca was pleasantly
interrupted on Sunday by the arrival of
several buggy teams containing ladies
and gentlemen from Phoebe. Most of
the party attended the services of the
Mormon Church and expressed them
selves as well pleased with what they
saw and heard.
The next time our young friends from
Phoebe come on MASKING trip to Pa
naca they had better bring along, not
only Deputy Sheriff, but a half dozen
guardians to look after them; also
blacksmith to fix their conveyance and
passport from their Bishop so that they
may have no difficulty in gaining admit
lance to the singing schools and other
places of amusement, where the village
girls are to be found. ...
Music MOUNTAINS These mountains
are located in the northwestern portion
of Arizona, but owing to no kown water
or springs the prospectors feared ventur-
ing among them. We learn from George
Latimer who recently returned from that
Territory, that the prospectors have at
last gotten into the Music Mountains and
uncovered several gold lodges. The
Haulpai Indians have been in the habit
of going into these mountains to hunt,
but were careful in not permitting white
men to follow them, or disclose where
water was located. A prospector, four
months ago, trailed the Indians to water,
and after few days search discovered
the location of several springs. AS yet,
there are but half a dozen men prospect
ing in the above named mountains, and
some of the lodges discovered are re.
ported promising.
'THE FLAG Is STILL THERE. during
the week preparations have been going
on for the purpose starting in retimber-
ing the shaft of the American Flag mine.
1t will be timbered for distance of 700
feet. down to the body of base ore. This
ore-body has been thoroughly tested by
assays. The ore, sorted, goes $3.50 per
ton, but unsorted, it averages $50 per
ton. Now that there are furnaces for
working base ore i'll our immediate vi
cinity, it has been determined to extract
this ore. 1t will take about five months
to retimber this shaft.
| ToNsoRIAL ARTIST ID. L. Benjamin,
the renowned tonsorial artist, will always
be found at his headquarter next door tc
Odd Fellows Hall, where the morning
| glory vines are grown and the pinks are
in bloom. He is prepared to perform
any service connected with the art in the
very best manner. Hair cutting spe
cialty. Don't you forget, its where the
morning glory vines are a growing anG
the pinks are in bloom"
DAY CoMPANY.-At the furnace foul
men are engaged in completing the re
pairing that has been going on. In tn,
Day mine prospecting is being vigorously
pushed, and some of the greatest worl
ever done in mine on this coast ha
been done by the company during tn,
past four months. At the Mendha tn,
same vigorous prospecting is being car
ried on as at the Day.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Wm Bell received
dispatch from Chicago on Tuesda.
| MOINilS SuMIiouiiiks Hill w tuC uSuoiu
of his brother Charles, who is not expect
ed to live, and he departed that after
noon on the Salt Lake stage. There i
no hope entertained for Charley's re
covery. So William says.
, The subjoined is from the San Fran
l cisco Daily Report: "The Mount Potos
Consolidated Mining Company has en-
, tered into an agreement with Capt. Day
by which that gentleman is to take tn
; ore raised and mill it, returning to tn
. company Is per cent. of the net profit.
' THE mill of the Bristol s. M. Company
! which started up week ago on tailings
i closed down again on Wednesday, OWN
a to the tailings not paying. The roaste
: is now being repaired, and after it
= repaired the mill will be put to workin
ore again.
o THE mill OF the Lincoln Company