The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEED OF TRUST lore part OF the
week deed of trust, made by the Bristol
NJ. & NJ. Company, party of the first
part, to Henry I. Welles, of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, party of the second part, was
received in Phoebe to be recorded. The
deed is a lengthy document, being twenty
pages of print. The company has given
three notes, $40, 600 each, making a total
of $50, 900, bearing ten per cent. interest
per annum, to said Henry 7. Welles, for
money loaned the company In the deed
of trust all the property, both real and
personal, belonging to the Bristol M. &
III. Company, and all property owned by
the company is carefully mentioned. Ii
any of the notes, are part of same are not
paid, ninety days after becoming due,
the holder Of the deed can dispose of any
portion, or all of the property, if he sees
tit, to secure his notes. The instrument
is very binding and gives Mr.. Welles
full power to do just as he pleases with
the property. OF course this deed has
nothing to do with the Mayfower mine,
as that is San Francisco incorporation.
Owing to a misunderstanding the report
that the Bristol Company has mortgaged
their property has gone abroad and caused
uneasiness in the minds of some of the
employees, This is not so. Though the
Bristol Company are not working any
men on claims belonging to that incorpor-
alton, yet should men be placed to work
on them, which is not at all likely, the
parties so employed can file liens against
the property on which they have been
working, the only caution necessary is to
get work on property worth filing liens
against. We will again state, positively,
that the Mayhower mine is in no way
mentioned in the deed of trust, and men
employed there need have no uneasiness.
OK the evening of the Fourth party
Of several went up on the top of the
mountain east Of town and amused them
selves shooting off bombs and firecrack-
ers. At half-past 9 o'clock they started
down the mountain, and in the dark Dan
Ryan stepped off rock and fell on the
right side of his face, scratching it in a
very bad, though not serious, manner. 1t
disfigured him so horribly that his little
Mormon girl has since refused to smile
on him. At the foot of the mountain Ike
Barrows walked off into an old cellar that
had caved in, and Ryan, upon discover
ing the sudden disappearance of Ike,
went searching for him in the dark and
walked into the same cellar. Ike injured
his back by the fall and has since been
confed to his bed.
CALICO DISTRICT. The discovery of
rich ore has been made in Calico District,
San Bernardino county, California. John
Roeder, who has just returned from that
vicinity, brought up sample of the ore
with him. 1t resembles a white cement,
so common in the mountain country, and
from assays made it shows from $500 and
upwards in silver, yet it looks to us more
like character of gold ore we have
seen in that State than silver. The men
have been walking over this supposed
cement since the discovery of the district
but man recently walking over it
knocked off piece and had it assayed.
This new find created considerable excite.
ment among the people of that camp.
The Mayfower mine Of Bristol District
developing excellent and promises well
Work is being pushed ahead by Billy
Roe and Foreman MaQuaig, who are
sinking the main incline and running
drifts to connect with the wines and orr
body; in fact, the company is now en-
gagged in working the mine into shape, ;
thing that should have been done months
ago, but those in authority refused tt
permit it. The ore in the mine look
good The Bristol Company are talkin!
of placing a hosting engine up at thi
mine.
MR. N. BAILEY, who left this vicinit,
about six weeks ago with drove of bee
cattle for the U. P. Railroad at som
point in Wyoming Territory, writes fror
Strawberry Valley, Green River, that h
has reached that place all right, an
would remain there ten days to recruit
as there was an abundance of grass an
water The cattle were in fine conditio
at the time of writing, and the cowboys
were then living on venison, trout an
grouse.
CHANGE IN TIME.-The time of depal
ture Of the stage for Eureka will be Q
Monday, Wednesday and Frida
mornings, at 6 o'clock; it will arrive o
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ever
ings at o'clock. The time for the a
rival and departure of the Harmony stag
is not yet permanently fixed.
ATTACHED. The mill and mines of IL
Lincoln Mill h Mining Company Of Ell D.
RADIO Canyon have been attached. III
people are tired of being robbed and WI
no longer take promises for pay. Thu
have done that too much already III
of the attachment is So, l73. 26.
KILLED.-A man up from Arizol
brought the news from that locality tn
Ben Tasker had been killed few mil
below Prescott, in that Territory I
was shot. He had been mixed up wi
some stealing affair.
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