The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

NOTICE. line department OF the In
terror has issued the following notice:
''The attention OF the public is called 20
the fact that large quantities Of public
timber is annually destroyed by forest
fires which. in many cases, originated
through the carelessness of hunting,
prospecting, and other camping parties;
while in some instances they occur
through de ign. take this method Of
warning all persons that, hereafter, the
cause and origin Of all forest fires will be
closely investigated, and where the fire is
ascertained to have originated through
either carelessness or design, the parties
IMPLICATED will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. Special Timber
Agents are hereby directed to proceed
again all offenders under. the local laws
Of the State or Territory, relating to the
unlawful setting out of fires. in which the
same may occur. The public generally
are requested to aid the officers of the
Government in its Efforts to check the
evfrreferred to, and in the punishment of
all offenders Signed by N. C. McFar-
land, Commissioners. se.s
THE KINGFrsHEag--All who have Wis.
itel this claim give big accounts of it,
and.say that it is one Of the largest and
most promising claims they have seen for
years AS a surface showing, it is said
by persons who have seen both claims,
TO excel that Of the wonderful Horn
Silver mine Of Frisco, Utah. A large de-
post of rich yellow carbonate ore has
been struck, but as yet its extent is I'M
known. Four men are now at work on
the king6sber and a shaft will at one be
driven down. and in the course OF a
couple Of months the persons interested
in the claim will know whether their
property is of any value Or no. F
QuITE fashionable wedding took place
in Phoebe last Sunday morning. Justice
Young, in the most approved stlye, tied
the knot that bound Thomas Logan. of
st. Joseph, and Miss Hannah Hamblin,
of Clover Valley, as husband and wife.
Three sisters and three brothers of the
bride stood up. The number of crusty
old bachelors hanging out in Phoebe would
do well to follow young Logan's example,
thus securing the services of a competent
female to do their summers washing.
TAYLOR DISTRICT. This district is now
attracting much attention, and it is on
merit, there being no excitement con.
nected with it. The mines are not mere
prospects, but have been worked to some
depth, and good quantities of high grade
ore is exposed in them. A town has been
laid out and many Of the vacant buildings
in Ward are being taken down and con-
veyed to the new town in Taylor District.
The Reflex says the new town will prob.
ably-be called 'Jimtown." ~ e II
JEwELER. -Theo. Paul, a first-class
jeweler and matchmaker, will be in
Phoebe about the 10th of this month.
All wishing to have watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired will now have an op.
portunity. As Mr.. Paul will remain in
Phoebe but limited time, those having
work to be done in his line will do well
to call on him as early as their conven-
fence will permit. aE ss... ,f y
DICK GORDON, the pet OF the petit
coat, in this vicinity, expects to take his
departure for pa lures new in few days.
He will first proceed to Salt Lake and
there Join the Godbeite branch of Nor
mons for he labors under the hallucina.
ton that owing to his meekness it requires
only one woman to keep him on the
path Of virtue and rectitude.
The talk Of repairing the railroad and
placing it in condition for the purpose Of
hauling the low grade ore, that is shipped
from the Day mine to the Bullionville
furnace, from Clarks station to the
smelter, we are sorry to state, has simply
ended in talk, neither the furnace nor
railroad men being able to come to an
agreement. eaa
SEEDLEss ORANGES. "A. Mandich has
received lot Of seedless oranges. These
oranges came from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, and are devoid of seed, and are
much sweeter than the orange containing
seed. We suppose these seedless oranges
are produced in the same manner as the
seedle 5 apples Of Utah.
DR.. G. R. ALEXANDER and family left
for Salt Lake City by private conveyance
on Saturday last. Mrs. Alexander and
children will then proceed to St. Louis,
Missouri, on visit to her relatives. The
Doctor may possibly take a trip to Colo.
RADIO before he returns. if
The prospectors who have been spend.
ing a few days in town have mostly all
returned to their holes in the mountains.
The Comet boys are following the tail
down into the earth and expect to tap
the nucleus at an carly day.
R LYMAN, who has been on a trip in
White Pine county, reports everything
exceedingly quiet. At Os:eola there are
about 100 men, but as there is no water
to be had, nothing is being done at gold
mining. tsss 81 ~, -.
THERE is considerable mutilated coin in
town; such as qurters and four-bit pieces.
1t looks as though they had been import.
ed here. However, they are big i'm.
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