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

The only idlers in Bristol are those
who won't work.
Enfant terrible: Don't let that awful
temper of yours get above your ears.
It's liable to choke you.
'Jawbone" is still on the rampage in
Bristol. After next payday there will
be more money talk EN-"
Superintendent John McNally, of the
Day mine, passed through here on his
way to San Francisco, on the 26th.
Large shipments of bullion from the
Day furnace are still being made, with
hundreds Of bars on hand and several
tons running out daily.
R. A. Riepe recently purchased from
Chris. Kastberg two buildings on Main
street, one of which was formerly used
as the postoffice and the other as saloon.
No changes in the various mines and
prospects this week worthy of note.
Prospecting, however, is going an with
vim and there's no telling what develop
ments may take place at any time.
Gen. R. A. Rieps, the popular caterer
to the public taste, is growing rather
large around the waist, and when he
lays him down to sleep, he thanks the
Lord that he has IS boarders to keep.
Several families of genuine Arkansaw
travellers stopped over here last Sunday
night They travelled with their own
teams, were bound for San Bernardino
county, California, and left Arkansaw
in April last.
just at present the fun in Bristol is
simply immense. When the boys and
girls" become sufficiently inflated with
kiesels beer they start in dancing the
can-can" and keep it up, till they be-
come SO tired that they can't can't.
Through private letter received by
Dick Walsh from Chas. Spear, Muldoon,
Wood River, we learn that there is very
little doing in that country outside of
prospecting. It's too dull for anything,
and there is not smelter running in the
entire country.
One evening short time since a gentle.
man fingered by the wayside. He now
comes to the front and informs us that
he overheard controversy between two
ladies" in which swear words were
uttered with a fuency that would have
startled a steamboat captain. 30 HELEN
Blazes" frequently had her name taken
in vain. No blood but much beer was
shed.
They crossed the lonely and lamentine
sea. Its moaning seemed but singing,
"Wilt thou dare" he asked her, "bravs
thy ugliness with me!' "Whose ugli
ness" she said, "if thou art there?'
Afar and cold, on the horizons rim
doomed the tall lighthouse like ghostly
sign. They sighed not as the shores be
hind grew dim, "rose of Joy" they
bore across the brine. They reached the
barren rock and made their home among
the breakers and the seabirds wild. Tn,
wintry winds blew fierce across the foam
yet in each others eyes they looked ant
smiled"
RATE Barton and Eugene Howell whit
recently visited Hike for the purpose o
examining some newly discovered mine
which they had bonded, give CLOWN,
description of those mines-three in mum
Der, and owned by Mr.. Sharp, the 10
Gator. The ore shows up from the sur
face in some places on the lead to tn,
width of eight feet, and the average
samples assay SAG silver per ton. 1t il
free milling, carrying not a particle o
base, and will have to be hauled bu
four miles to the mill. The roads ar
good; there is plenty of water to suppl,
the mill, and wood in abundance whicl
can be delivered at the mill at 81 pc
cord. The cost of ore transportation
will be but 81 per ton. The outlook
. certainly favorable. Howell and Barto
: intend starting up the mines and mill a
an early day.
5 The NJ. Dr. found no evidence of in
sanity in the brain Of Guiteau. This i
. itself is conclusive proof that the assassi
was in his right mind. His death son
should have convinced the learne,
i butchers of his sanity even without tn
exhaustive examination of his brain whic
2 followed. Science is big thing. So wa
/ the Cardiff Giant" which was du
. up ON farm near Syracuse, New Yorl
: in 6S. The farmer who excavated tn
r mammoth "petrifcation was a gooo
< though humble, man; yet he possesse
s not particle of science. The giant wa
4 conveyed to the "Arcade," where he lai
Q in state for many weeks and was inspect
p ed by thousands Of people, under dill
q light, at a quarter Of a dollar heat
!. Among the visitors to this cold and siler
Q wonder hocked the learned professor
y from all parts of the country, and fro
J. among them all there was one, and onl
j. one, who pronounced the giant fraut
e and cheap one at that. During tt
e time the giant was on exhibition at Il
# ARCADE" the good though humb
farmer, yet he possessed not particle
science, managed to clean up $1,000
e then he sold the giant at fair price to
travelling Snowman. Some time afte
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