The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-29

or lease, on liberal terms, by Charles
Stein, the proprietor. There are an
orchard of 100 apple trees. Of the choicest
varieties, on the ranch, and an acre OF |
strawberries. There are about 200 acres
Of rich sandy loan. The pasture is capa.
BILE Of sustaining at least 1000 head Of |
stock the year round. On the premises
are a good dwelling house, with four
rooms and kitchen, large barn contain.
ing sixteen stalls, a blacksmith-shop, pig
pens, chicken-house, vegetable
milk.houss, corrals, etc. For full par
ticulars inspect the advertisement.
REMOVING THEIR BoNEs.--A China
man, who is in the employ Of the Chinese
companies of San Francisco, and whose
business it is to travel over the
Pacific Coast disinterring the bodies of
deceased Mongolians, cleaning their
bones and packing them for shipment to
the Flowery Kingdom, started in resur-
recting the corpses of the eight Chinese
who died in Phoebe and were buried be-
low town, on Monday. The bones were
all cleand and packed in box. If the
Chinese companies would send the live
Cinnamon back across the Pacific and
permit the bones of the dead to remain,
it would be an Improvement.
WHATS THE MATTER THE citizens
of this neighborhood appear to be at
loss to account for the decline in the Day
stock. They say, and truthfully too,
/ 20 a<>f h. III
on the Pacific Coast, having Thousands
of tons of high grade ore exhibited to
view, and the furnace is turning out the
richest base bullion ever produced, and
has thousands of dollars worth of ex-
ceedingly rich copper matt piled on the
furnace dump"
THE greatest curiosity seen by the PEG.
pie of Phoebe for many a long day was
placed on exhibition last Saturday. One
of the large rollers of the printing press
was set out in front of this office for the
purpose of having the rays of old Sol
soften it, and there was not man,
boy or Indian in the town that passed
who did no. give it q thorough inspection
and want to know what it was.
The Mormon anniversary was gala
day down at Pinto. The young people,
headed by band of three fifers and
three drummers, paraded through the
settlement, and in the evening attended
the ball at the school-house.
LAST Sunday DR.. Chaigneau delivered
young man of tape.worm twenty feet
in length. After the birth of the worm
the young man filled his pockets with
shot, thus preventing the gentle breezes
from blowing him away.
The counterfeit standard dollar has
made its appearance in Phoebe. They
are scarce; but if fellow should happen
to have one showed on to him during tn,
present hard times, it is liable to breal
him up in business.
THE Police News publishes an illustra
ton of Mrs. SharpIs elopemsnt will
johnson, the mail.rider, and the fogginl
that took place at BENEFITS Springs. i
locates the scene of the trouble at Hike
Colorado.
Fl On Tuesday evening the Eureka Senti
mel failed to arrive with the mail, and Al
, that paper supplies this locality with tn,
latest telegraphic news, it was greal.
missed by its many subscribers.
CONSIDERABLE farming machinery, sucl
as mowers and sulky plows, have been re
ceived in Phoebe lately by j. Eisenmann
: hardware merchant, for the ranchers o
Pahranagat Valley.
3 The people out at Desert Station at
? tribute the drying up of the wells in tina
vicinity to the visit paid that locality b,
! an earthquake number Of months ago
5 For money or marbles, there are NOR
a children in Phoebe than any town on thi
coast, according to number of population
not barring Mormon settlements.
THE Mormons now hold services a
Silver Reef nearly every Sunday, an
n people from that town tell us that it
g gradually becoming Mormonized.
THERE is nothing new to note in tn
e Day Company properties this week. TIL
h mines are looking as big as ever, tn
5 usual work being pushed ahead
3 s. B. MARITIME, who has been visitin
. down at Silver Reef for month, returns
to Phoebe on Tuesday. He reports a
i the old.timers down there well.
$ Mr.. P. II. MULcAHY, G. P. of I'll
! Grand Encampment of Nevada, l. o.
:, F., will probably visit Phoebe At An earl
i" day.
it Sol BRIsAcHER arrived in town durin
8 the week. He is here looking after b
n mining interests.
i. Assessor HOFFMAN is now engaged
e assessing town property. Let him I
e merciful.
II Since Billy has got his new wagon, Il
}, girls in the valley are casting sly glanc
a at him.
n A r.marl ab1a block of amber xvas lat