The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-03

indolent for all that the term implies;
will steal when opportunity offers; and
will take "hand out with as good a
grace as the hungriest tramp that ever
| trod road. Of the two, we consider
Mr.. Lo the better man, for he will occa.
sionally humble himself before wood
pile and make the chips fly like his
white brother; but these spasmodic
efforts toward the earning OF a livelihood
are very rare, indeed, and would most
likely be abandoned altogether if it were
not for his ungovernable passion for
| gaming, which, in order to be interest
ing, requires the jingle of our silver
coins.
THE Silver Refers have been amusing
themselves with a masquerade ball.
Among the fair ladies, mentioned by the
Miner, were Mrs. ]. X. Clark as Mrs.
Darlington, and Miss Laura Prudential
as the Belle of Sanpete, were jolly in
their respective characters and afforded
much mirth for the many with whom
they came in contract. The Misses AL
pins as Peasant Girls We're unique in their
costumes and their graceful ways added
much zest to the occasion. Mesdames
Grambs, Willis, MARITIME and Holland as
the Four Aces were trump cards. John
Rice, as King Carnival, looked every inch
king. h. j. Hanly, as the man without
a character, was decided hit. Messrs-
krause, St. Clair Little and Hutchinson
as Haverly's Mastodon created consider
able amusement by their antics, Mr..
krause taking the gents prize. an ele-
CANT set of shirt studs.
An APPEAL To fHE GERNANs.-The
Virginia City Turn-Verein, through its
officers. has sent out circular appeal to
the Germans o; Nevada on behalf of the
sufferers by the foods ON the Rhine. The
circular asks; Will the army of prosper
Gus German-Amerieans, whose hearts
still hold the fatherland in dear remem-
branee, let the appeal pass in silence
New York SAYS Mo- What does Ne
vada say All communications and re
mittenees may be addressed to HI. Huber,
President OF the Virginia Turn erein-
VERY rich f.oat has been discovered
about three miles to the north Of Comet
/ District Samples sent to town assayeSi
S,95 and S5i1 A few tons of this char
: acser Of float would not be an unwelcome
emsti> for fellow to take these times
Nh. QrIGLzr, one Of the Oldest pros
r pectors and miners in the State, Who has
spent several days in Comet District, ex-
! presses the opinion that there are good
mines In that district. but that it viii re
91ire both money and muscle to develop
: them
Il BIZ an Act Oi the Legislature. the time
: for fixing rate Of tax levy in the differ
: snt counties in the State. by the B0ard
II County Commissioners, has beer
changed iron the first Monday in Apr
: 10 the first Monday in March. cas-
L The claims in Jack-abhit District an
+ now hooking better than they have at an,
s previous period The elaim-owners an
n all 2sslan0asly working their mines an.
I, daring the past two weeks ere has heel
: uncovered IN several claims
4 CAVE VAlIEY.-JOhn Sheridan an.
several Others left Bristol last week 10
Cave Valley, which Is now attracting tn
attention Of the prospeesOr. The sol,
= rock discovered there Is reported rs be
I ing quite rieh,
: HE teaching mill At Secret Canyon
IS near Elreka. belonging 10 the Geades
: Bertrand Company. Is run mostly b
CAinsaasn. and viii be run entirely b
e Cinnamon at ns late day,
CNclk BUY RAYMOND writes I
limmy Ryan that he has = very iavorahl
; NpSalon al Calico District, He says tbs
: be VII sCses a anil this Spgans,
's naE men working in the old Bower
miAs struck Sve,ineA seam III ore Ia.
: Saturday evening, which showed 60,
! siderable hsrASsslysy,
r; Tan Coan,y Commissioners viii M
a IN Monday next Vi I NclNek, Fyeseg
YEAR Nllls 10 the CleES II the RNara II
ss day,
= EEGSRONs carries = nsA speeimsa ,
W Comst ore in their pNeks, provided III
n poekst hasn't sou a hole Ant
/ IAA RYAN, wAe has been Ns,lsAtp
q down at the BAY ier several weeks, u
= tNEpsa Nssaay pSsAS
" TNE sAade,tgsss are beginning to ha,
Eayeka SsAtlAsls A aIahalleal plot
n lsmollsA the Geaass i bertrand mi
y was discovered yesterday megAlAg, 4
~ an early AoM tAs eAssAssg heard selH
Y noise on the ROOF, As II some one ",
Is walkiNg syeF H. He went outside Az
ae saw a, Il Heglon4 miAeg living ne
i, by, IN the aes " gsttlNs oh lMMedls
u | Investigation Was made and il Was loap
IS that a large quantity 81 giant powds
IT saturated With tAgpeAtme, bad ReeN "
in bedded in the Fooi syeand tbs smol
stack, II was probably placed the
auring the nigAt IN tAe Aope that
: wonld ignite the bowler and hlsw II
s works to atoms, The Consequences,
Ir IS claimed, would have been dreadful II.