The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-02-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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cifc Coast, the ranchers at the Muddy and
throughout the lower portion OF the
county have been deprived of a market
for their produce. FL Dorado Canyon
and Mineral Park, Arizona, used to be
the markets at which the ranchers dis
posed of their produce, but since the
completion of the road produce is brought
in from California and Kansas much
cheaper than the ranchers can afford to
haul it at the present time. Produce for
the Canyon is brought to the Needles BY
the railroad, then boated up to that
place, and goods and produce for Mineral
Park are left at the station named Kings
man, about fifteen miles below, and is
hauled to its destination by teams The
ranchers are in hopes that the branch
road, which has been surveyed from
Crystal Springs down through Pahrana-
CAT Valley into Arizona, will be built at
an early day, for then they will be able
to ship their grain and grapes, which are
much eat.ier than shose grown IN Cali.
fornia, to the San Francisco market,
where they will obtain good price for
all early produce and fruit.
IT is no secret, and a positive fact, and
to be convinced that such is positively
the case, call at Jas. Nesbtt & Bro. and
examine their new stock of dry goods
just received, which are being sold at the
very lowest prices They have fine as
sortment of domestics and ladies' dress
goods, ladies' felt and farmers satin
skirts, fine toilet quilts, fancy ticking,
shoulder shaws, white Russian towels,
cotton hannels, dress hannels, ladies'
CLOTH water proof, cashmere, Scotch
tweed, linen, damasls knotted fringe
towels, napkins and dayles, cotton bat
ton, ribbons, embroidery, Hamburg edge,
yelling, brown, blue and black, mems
suits to arrive in day or two, and
great many other things too numerous to
mention. We purchase for cash and
will sell for cash at bedrock prices. We
have also received large supply of fresh
groceries and canned goods.
The mails are away back this week.
The stage that should have arrived on
Tuesday evening did not get in till
late Friday morning. And if it had not
been for an extra sent out by the Post
master, it is doubtful whether it would
have arrived for several days yet. The
late snowstorm had something to do with
this, but the principal cause lies with the
stage company. Their stock is not the
best by any means, and some of their
drives are outrageously longs in fact,
nothing more nor less than cruelty to the
poor over-driven stage plugs. The drive
from Bristol to Parker's is thirty-f five
miles, while from Parkers to the next
station it is forty-eight miles. With a
heavy road, one little team is not able to
make the trip in schedule time.
A LETTER received from Jas. F. Ryan,
at Pantano, Arizona, so miles from Out
jota says that fifty teams pass daily on
the road to the new mines at the latter
place. Two stage lines are running and
two telegraph lines are in course of con
struction. Water at Quijota sells at 81
per gallon, and is strongly adulturated
with mud The bonanza people" are
sinking for water and expect to so down
1900 feet. Three men had recently
brought thence to Tucson 1000 pounds
OF ore which was worth $4,000.
Or evenings, after the sun went ito
rest, number of our male resident;
amused themselves by quickly, and
solidly, sitting down on the sidewalks
One little fellow, weight about $50 lbs.
after taking his seat, wanted to slaughter
all the boys who utilized the sidewalks
for coasting purposes.
WV. THOMAS was not the proper nam,
OF the man killed at Bristol last week b,
Lesher. At the Coroners inquest helt
on the body Thomas correct name, ant
company and regiment of which he wa
member during the rebellion, was tat
tooed on his arm
THERE was an invoice Of goods re
ceived at Hyman's on Wednesday an
he has now one of the best and larges
supply Of flannel goods in the country
He also received a good assortment c
embroideres and trimmings.
SUGAR prices for best pure sugar full
weight: Cube, per 100 pounds, Sl4
Dry Granulated, per 100 pounds, Sl3 x
Extra G, per 100 pounds, $l3. Retail
cent higher. Subject to change with
out notice. III ). PoUJADE.
The prospectors high up on the mour
tains will now be able to pile up the sno
in such quantities that they will be alb
to get along all the coming summer an
have plenty of water.
AFTER the acquittal of Lesher at Bri
toll for killing VIM. Thomas, he was il
formed that it would be advisable fl
him to 60 in search of other fields ar
pastures new.
IT looks kind of odd to see the stree
filled with snow and flies out on tt
sidewalks in the day time sunnir
themselves. yet such is the case
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