The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-04-22

returned to Phoebe from Arizona after an
absence of more than three years, we
learn the following news of ex-Piochers
in Southern Arizona; At the last elec.
tons held in that Territory, Pete Miller
was elected County Clerk of the county
in which Globe is located. Dave Nagie
is the Chief of Police at Tombstone, and
as the cowboys entertain anything but a
friendly feeling toward him, Dave is liza.
BILE to take trip to the Spirit Land at
any moment. A. II. Emanuel also run
for office, and was the worst defeated
candidate put up The great and good
Pat Holland is also there, and has i'm
proved greatly for the better. He only
packs one revolver at the time now and
is superintendent of the Sabbath school
He teaches the Bible class of young
ladies'. Bill Mcdonald is out of luck,
and with the exception of formanizing
the mine which Dick Bourne superin-
tended for three months, and receiving
no pay, has done no work. The Cohn
Brothers appear to be doing well, and the
store of Myers & Bro. have big trade
The Piochers are thick in Southern Ari-
IONA. Men going down to work in the
mines in Mexico, receive SO and board
per day.
Or late the Bristol Company have been
working only their low grade ore through
the mill, taken from the top of the ore
body, and this has caused the report
that the Mayfower ore had greatly de-
creased in richness. Owing to the made
quate hosting apparatus at the mine the
rich ore at the bottom cannot convent
emily be taken out. The ore in the bot.
tom of the incline continues as rich as
ever. VIM. Roe is of the opinion that
when the we'll attains the additional 100
feet in depth now being sunk that suf-
fcient supply of water will be obtained
to keep the mill running steadily.
DIED.-William Taylor, who has been
resident of Phoebe for over ten years,
died on Thursday afternoon, at about
o'clock, of miners consumption. For
about four months he had been working
claim of his out at Bristol, and month
ago came into Phoebe very sick, and while
confined to the house had an attack Of
bronchitis and pleurisy, both of which he
had been cured, when he had second
attack of bronchitis, and died. During
his illness he spit up pieces of his lungs
He will be buried this afternoon at 2
o'clock, under the auspices of the Odd
Fellows Society.
A PIONEER GONE. William Rowland,
a pioneer of the Pacific Coast, having
arrived in California in AS, died out at
Royal City on Tuesday morning, and his
remains were brought to Phoebe the fol-
lowing day andrburied. The deceased
died of pneumonia, having been sick but
couple of days. Rowland was native
Of County Wexford, Ireland, and was in
the sixty-ffth year of his age.
THE new boarding. house at Royal City
has been completed and Is now opened
for public patronage 1t is under the
supervision of Mrs. Mulcahy and the
tables are always supplied with the best
to be had. Persons visiting Royal City
will find it to their interest to secure
meals at the new boarding house.
RUNNING OFF CATTLE.--Some person
or persons have been engaged in running
off number of Mr.. Gears cattle from
his range in Pahranagat Valley. The
stock was reported as being down on the
Vegas range and Gear has gone after
them. Big Jack has not been seen in the
valley for two weeks.
BRISTOL TELEGRAPH.-The Bristol S.
NJ. Company have received poles for the
telegraph wire which they intend putting
up. The wire will extend from the office
at the mill to the mine, distance of foul
miles. This telegraph is better known as
telephone. 1t is just what the company
needs.
A SHERIFF's sale of personal property
will take place out at Pete Edwards
ranch on the goth. There will be an OPP
portunity for ranchers to purchase fine
blooded horses. For particulars inspect
notice under head Of "New To-day"
STAMPEDE GAp.-Considerable work il
being done at the Gap. Every claim o
any PROMISE HAS lIOLl OuC w CiuCc Hlei
working on it. The prospectors appea
to be putting in their biggest licks ane
have great expectations.
The fixing of the machinery for tn
hoisting-works to be erected over tn
Payday shaft at Royal City was com
pleted at the Raymond & Ely machin
shops Friday evening. 1t is to be PLACED
in position forthwith.
The work Of prospecting is beinl
vigorously carried on in the Day mine
The company keeps full force Of miner
employed; company has done nothing
but prospect during the whole of tn
winter.
DEPUTY ASSESSOR. d. Turner ha
been appointed Deputy Assessor, AM
during the absence of Assessor Hoffman
he will attend to all the business con
nected with that Office.