The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-27

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,usl Admiration society. follopine !,
the programme ~ that evening Prayer
BY .. bafbsel chorus, BY Company
hagpiIr solo. A. Grant song. eOh.
squsleA These Angry Flames. n LusA
ssnsimvu,al walk Round Joe lIoaai
Duet. see Tha, My Crave a kep,
ureen, Black Diamond, Representation.
ioddes'I Of Liberty, Teddy 0Neil; Great
barefoot act, John Thomson. Part "a.
song, "oh, Fan Dove, On. Fond Dove o
Dan Sill Piano sole, bick l.illespie,
Recitation, "turlex Won't Ring no.
night Geo Miller. by special request.
Highland Fling, Jno. Cassidy, "Days Of
~, NJ. Shoemaker; Song. Angels
Meet Me at the Crossroads, Bob Lund;
Dialogue, a. Levy and J. Jordan, Dudes,
Hoag. Levy and Jordan. Danish Tan Can,
finkeyed CLARK, A. Harrison, Jacobs and
Richardson. To conclude with desc,ip.
ton Of the Express business, BY John
Rice.
Owing to the Indians all being out in
the mountains for the last five weeks.
The fiochers were compelled to cut
their wood, as they were unable to oh.
tam any person to take the Job Ii was
not tall then that our residents discovered
the true worth OF the red men. On Sat.
urday and Sunday about sixty Of them
returned to town and now the bucks are
engaged IN earning poker stake and
muck.a.mnck.
oN Tuesday A. X. Grim, accompanied
by Mrs. A. $. Gould and Miss Cypriot,
a sister Of Mrs. Gould's, arrived at ROYAL
City from California. On Wednesday
Mr.. Grim came to Phoebe. He reports
that he will soon have everything con.
nected with the Day Company running
in the best of order and make times 4
little better.
A. McMAru, who has been up at Tay.
lor and Osceola Districts for the past six
weeks returned Tuesday night. He
states that the showing at those two
camps are very good, but they are no
place for men to seek employment at
present
CATTLE SOLID. Y. Alexander of
Spring Valley sold three hundred head of
cattle the first of the week to Messrs.
Ferry & Elm of Arizona at $50 per head.
The purchasers are preparing to drive
them down to Arizona.
The Christy Company of Silver Reef,
Utah, has levied an assessment of teventy
cents. This is the first assessment ever
levied by the Christy Company, and it
has paid many thousands of dollars in
dividends.
CHOICE GRocEkIEs.-During the week
d. c. Clark received large supply of
choice groceries, which will be sold at
the lowest price for cash. Call at his
store and convince yourself of this fact.
The "Red Eagle" delivered quite a
lengthy grafton on Monday evening.
These cool evenings, when delivering
orations, he would do we'll to keep his
hat on, as he is liable to take cold.
The following can not fail to be of in
terest to County Commissioners: Judge
Rives stated from the bench in Eureka
that bill cannot be laid over by the
Board longer than mouth. fN4Sl .
THERE were larger number of teams
On the street Saturday than we have seen
1t any one time for long period. The
most OF them were loaded with supplies
Tor our merchants.
JUSTICE YOU'VE is laboring under the
ielusion that he has made mash.
Poor, old man, he had better undeceive
himself or else he will die of broken
heart.
SEVERAL Of the Buliionyille bows
passed through town ON their way to
Bristol during the week. They 20 there
Tor the purpose of awaiting chances for
work.
DICK GILLESPIE has sold out his inter-
EST to his partners at Silver Reef, Utah,
and intends going down to FL Dorado
canyon where he Is interested in gold
mine.
d. M. TYRRELL, at one time superin-
'endent of Meadow Valley and h. E.
in Phoebe, is now the foreman
If the Yellow Jacket, Virginia City.
The lower levels of the Day mine have
improved somewhat during the week, but
IS to the grade of the ore we did not
earn.
FRANK WHITES large ore team went
10 the Chisholm mine and loaded with ore
IN Tuesday for the Day furnace at Bris-
vol.
I. c. PoUJADE and wife are now in
Salt Lake City. They have gone there
with the view of permanently locating.
The cold weather is making the boys
hunt for help.mates to keep them warm.
Several weddings are on the tapis.
There have been several wells dug at
Bristol during the past summer and the
Bristolians now have water free.
THE delinquent list of the Day Com
panv annears TODAY. Dav of sale Mon.