The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-16
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pfFulsuss Mountain. California. Ia
s,at q Providence. Trslie stysi II
,.aa ta,swi te qn.ta = camp nsxt stn.
rer There i noN l1.stamp mill ~
"a erected. sad there j. enough oie %
n dImp % run The mill about eight
m8nthl. the lowest gfusl assay Of shieh
.f8W $3.50 per ton. ~ Titus u EafeIa
,st ". ~ HoWell or, pfepatire % start
tore here. The railroad will le within
s.ttssn miles Of this place by The first e
March. ur s01ner. Everything Is hizh
fad water "a very scarce Lnmher il
saiv sofsh $3.50 per NJ. and dDbss SIS
fe- Il. There are a great many Phoebe.
Rrssol aud Eureka men here. Most II
,Lo boys that came here during summer
have gone 70 Colorado and the East"
Urr sorrn EyD. Jas. Burrows. WHO
returned from II Dorado Canyon and
Arizona on Tuesday. says Bob Stein took
o trip up from blackberry TO the Muddy
and purchased all the hay and grain to
Be bad ia that valley. and will ship it TO
tia; camp. which Is now quite lively and
pr0sperJu8 The railroad ON the Arizona
.iIe, Burrows says. is making for some
point in the Muddy Valley. and it is re-
r1rted will form junction with the
Utah Central coming down from the
north, and also the Carson and Colorado
Railroad. This looks as though Lincoln
county vas going to have railroad lines
running over her territory after all.
TIE shat. u the old yulturc mine
ssallowed up the earning. Of orr brother
print. who now dwells in Ward, for sew
eral long year., il again gaping and
aaas to swallow several teams to satisfy
is unsuitable nav. This shaft is about
Z foot from the side Of the road leading
- BulliOnyille, and although frelently
covered securely with planks, some per-
son or person. always tear up the cover
ing. il this Is the work Of persons
searching for valuable mining property to
relgcate, we Will inform all such that the
highes. assay that we have ever seen
taken from the Vulture bonanza was S3i.
Nowlct this old shaft remain covered.
CHATTER ELEcTioS.-At the stated
meeting held Thursday evening Deem
her I4th, 1882. by Keystone Chapter
40. 6. r. and A. ". the following
officers were elected and installed: g. r..
Alexander, H. r.; A. A. Young, X; A.
J. Blair, s.; Z. u. Cuts, G. H; l.. ID.
Turner, Z. s.; ID &. Clark, Il. A. g., Il.
II. Elan, Secretary; d. A. Fulks, Treas
urer; Henry Lubbock, ". 81 "; Joe
Stevens. VI. 81 "; J. Vivian, u. lst ";
5. G. Webster, Guard.
GgEZsDAcgs and silver certificates are
getting very plentiful in Pioche and Vi.
cinity. The paper money appears to be
ssperscding the gold coin. At the
poker games very little gold coin IS seen
on the tables; it Is mostly all silver and
paper money. Though the paper money
Is more convenient TO carry than the vel
low twenties, yet il lacks that sweet me
tallic ring, which we all 90 dearly love II
hear, even though it does eminate from
the coin IN another fellows pocket.
Al the time Of the meeting Of thu
Grand Jury in July, 1877, after that bod,
had completed its labor and was abou
to adjourn, J. w. Wright made a motion
that the members Of the body donat
the scrip due them for their services
SISI - a.. k1hr1l Ennd
DR.. g. X. Alexander, Superintendent 0
County Schools, and who was Foreman
Of the Grand Jury at the time. ON Mon
day last collected this money and place
Il in the School Fund.
HOLIDAY Presents. -Just received q
the Golden Rule Dry Goods and Clothin
store, new and select stock Of til
latest style OF fine Jewelry-Solid Col
and Rolled Gold--of every description
all Of which guarantee to be OF the yer
best quality, and warranted as repr'
sentcd. Also good assortment OF Spe'
tacles and Eyeglasses. Goods sold chea
for cash.
st /. HYnAS.
WELL DosE.- During the past tv
years the present Board Of County Cor
missioners have issued but sl6O in SER
Well may the public exclaim, 1--WE
done, thou good and faithful servants
The gentlemen who will compose the ne
Board of Commissioners are requested
cut this out and paste it in their hats.
The old Bowery mine has been rel
Gated and several prospect holes ha
been sunk a few feet southeast OF the
workings, and small vein OF ore Is lou
running through each OF the holes sun
As sinking progresses the seam OF
widens. The locators are now prepari
for the stormy weather.
NorIcE. -R. A. Riepe gives notice Il
morning that he has appointed lien
Riepe as his agent at Bristol, who
full power to carry on his business,
that he will not be responsible Tor
debts contracted, excepting those c.
tracted by said Henry Riepe.