The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-28

oil any amount is uoinS at present. lit
Day company continues working full
force of men, who are kept busy runnin.
drifts and sinking In the Payday min,
the cutting out for the 200-foot station i,
going on, and after it is completed drift
will be run and the sinking OF the shaft
resumed. At the bottom of the shaft
where the station is being made, it is al
opened assures, the formation being black
spar and iron, sprinkled with small spot,
Of ore. The Terror mine, the property OF
Williams and Craig, is being worked in
systematic way, the ore holding its own
as sinking progresses. This mine has a
remarkably fine showing. There are sew.
other claims, all displaying ore, which
give great promise and make the owners
happy. The outlook for Jackrabbit Dis.
trict is much brighter than it has ever
been.
RAcEs.-The races gotten up by the
Rose Valley Jockey Club will positively
take place next Friday and Saturday, the
80 and 4th of November, weather per.
hitting. There will be some fine run.
ming done on those days. The following
horses have been entered for the races:
All ages-T. Campbell enters bay horse
Selkirk, w. c. Glissan enters pinto mare
Mollie Bawn, l. Van Tunk enters bay colt
Startaway. Colt Race. r. Garden
enters bay mare Grace Moore and Gen.
W. s. Hancock; one bay colt years old
w. G. Glissan enters black mare Bridget
Moore Second days races: Hurdle
W. c. Glissan enters Belle OF the Valley
and Peter Glissan enters bay mare Nellie
Trotting race-W. c. Glissan enters sor
rel mares Daisy B and Flora G.. C. r.
Garden enters gray filly Nellie Taylor
and gray mare Lucy G..
CANDIDATES are remarkable kind of
animals. At the present time you can
kick and cuff them about, call them all
the naughty names you please, and they
will not resent it; but you must not at
tempt to impeach the royal Mormon
blood which they at the present time
claim flows through their veins, for if
you do they will hit you biff on the
nose and knock you out of existence. At
any time but an election period, if a
person dared to insinuate that any Of
these same candidates were in anywise
connected with the MOrmons, they would
become so enraged that they would like
to tear you to pieces. Indeed politics
does make strange bed-fellows.
X. A. RIEPE, the renowned hotel man
of Bristol, and one of the Democratic
nominees for Assemblyman, is now circu-
lating around among his numerous
friends. Dick is one of the biggest.
hearted men in the country and is liked
by all who know him. Many a poor
hungry devil he has fed and helped along
in this world. He must be a firm be.
lever in Saint Paul, who tells us that
ut is better to give than receive"
The lively scenes that were to be wit.
messed at the Chisholm mine lately, are
now numbered among the past, for the
time being, and all hands including
Brigham and the cooks, are now in town.
The coyotes now have full sway at
Chisholm City.
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earthquake shock visited Phoebe little
before 9 o'clock Thursday evening. AL.
though the shock was hardly perceptible
in Phoebe, out at Benefits Springs a
pitcher of water was thrown from the
table.
Owing to the parting OF the long and
crooked smokestack running through the
upper drifts Of the Day mine, last week,
the mine was filed with smoke and work
was suspended for couple Of days, per-
hitting the smoke to get out of the mine.
PLATFoRM.-Th platform of the Re-
publican party and State ticket will be
found in to-day's RECORD, and now our
readers can draw their own conclusions
as to which is the best, by comparing the
platforms Of both parties.
PIocHE is sadly in need of vigilance
committee. There are about fifty old
stiffs here who go about at night bowling
and fighting. They ought to be pulled
up or poisoned. Patience has ceased to
be a virtue.
THE residents of Bristol, Royal City
and the Valleys are making quite num-
Der of business trips to Phoebe. At times
there are so many outsiders in Phoebe
that it makes the old camp look little
lively.
EUGENE HOWELL, Democratic can
didate for the Assembly, has been spend
ing several days in town, and also took
trip to Panaca. He returned to
Bristol on Tuesday.
w. E. GRIFFIN is expected here from
Eureka OH or about the 4th of next
month. J. V. Kelley will then depart
for Carson City TO attend cases now on
trial in the U. s. Circuit Court,
The 81 900 advertised in the redemp-
ton fund, was secured by A. s. Thomp-
son at the following bids: 1882 at 90
cents, and $lO6. 80 at 81.
THE saloons are closing up at Bristol,
and after election, number doing bust
ness in that town say that they will
close their doors.
IT is never failing sign that when
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