The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-16


Report has the iolisulnr IN regard 70
tsaeld timers % rloehs ". " NAy
nsni thinks be hss seeursd snaagh good
iasaiha stoard n ths Ctlies District q
San iisfnssAina eduuty q eventually
make 10 iot "a Losses AMI rtstaits "
fanneeiiln With the celebrated nsymsnd
8 kly MINIS II rlache. Nevada. We has
also secured mill IN the ruiumbis de.
ttict. q Nevada. which Nlll BE- moved /
down o. Calico IN due sine IN this |
connection. Il u worthy Of mention. that |
John Fly. II the same old mine. has been |
getting on his feet again % some ex |
tsnt. this time IN the State Range q Inyo |
county. about twenty miles west Of Pan.
amini. These are two eases Of patience
and long suffering at least partially re.
varied. Both Raymond aud Ely were
more than miilionaires decade ago
There are some exceedingly rich chloride
81 silver ores shown from Calico. but ~
yes there IS but normal development
done in any Of the numerous claims. Mr..
Raymond intends TO explore certain Of
his interests before erecting reduction
works. lie says there Is but little wood
and water in the country. but that the
former will be laid down at the Il. X.
| station. sir miles distant. at IS per cord.
from the Tehaehipc range. north Of Mo.
have station
DIED. We stated about month ago
that John Mccullough had recovered
from his attack Of insanity and gone to
Missouri. 1t appears that it was mis-
take as to his returning to Missouri. for
letter received by DIR. Bell ON Thursday
states that Mccullough died in the Hos
pital Of the Holy Cross. Salt Lake City,
on the morning Of the 9th instant.
Robert, the youngest son OF Robert
Adams, after an illness OF over three
weeks, breathed is last at about lf-past
8 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, and the
body was buried at 80 p. N. Thursday.
The school children, under the direction
OF the teachers, followed the body to the
grave. Six little schoolmates OF the de-
ceased acted as pall-bearers.
| A LETTER from Fl Dorado Canyon says
that the parties sent down from Phoebe
by those in authority to do work on the
Lincoln S. VI. Company property are left
out in the cold. The company cannot
get any credit at the Canyon. and the
men are without tools and grub.
TEs teams loaded with freight arrived
in town on Thursday. This is the larg
est bunch Of freight teams that have ar
rived in Phoebe at one time for a long
while. The teams generally come strag
Cling in by twos and fours.
Hos. z. A. RIEPE, Assemblyman.elect
was in town most Of the past week inter
viewing his constituents in regard to al
; fairs appertaining to the welfare OF tn
; county. Dick will leave Bristol for Car
son on Monday next
GEO. T. RIvEs arrived from Silver Rec
: last Saturday evening, and has sine
been rusticating in town. He is on hi
way to Eureka, where situation wit
i the Bertrand Company awaits him.
WILL SgrrLE.-Thc Bristol S. NJ. Con
J pany will settle their entire indebtedness
in the course Of two or three weeks, afte
! which the company is liable to resum
work at any moment.
CHAs. A. KING, an old driver on I'll
Morey division Of Gilrner, Salisbury
. Co.'S stage lines, has been placed
= charge Of the Pioche division Of the con
= pany's line.
.e MoyIyG INA number OF the Brist
a. people are moving into town. Willett
stage now comes in loaded down to Il
guards with bundles and human freigh
BRISTOL will be nearly deserted for Il
a winter, there being very few people lie
III there; however, in the spring work W
to be resumed on several Of the mines.
r. WE observed two more bars Of bulli'
- ON J. Poujades counter on Thursd
" evening. His shipments the present we
amount so far to $685..
II. The Bristol "Times' makes its last a
y pearancc to-day. 1t simply issues
Fit for the purpose Of making legal couI
be of advertisements.
h -. Badly Sackett and his partner, w
,rs were in the livery business at Frisco.
XIV learn from the Times, have dissolv
ry partnership.
. The Dry Valley mill, for fear of FIRE
dy ing up, closed down ON the 9th. 1t "
at resume work again in about two mont
ed BESsETr's SPRINGS ranch was sold
err Monday for 1891, Chas. Stein purchase
me the property The property was chcaI
~, - The bids for the 81, 500 in the reden
RS, ton fund will be opened by Cou,
ner Treasurer Elan to-day.
DIR, +. C. Nichols sends werd fir
Salt Lake that he will visit Phoebe N
- summer.
Ger THOMPSON CAMPBELL has been sppoi
I'D ed n United States Commissioner.
by Ercrxp HOWELL left Bristol dur