The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-08-23

lated MIR. Barbara, "el,e | won't eat.
Total receipts FIR the entertainment, S62;
disbursement for music, $40; which
leaves cieT profit FIR the school fund
Ut 80. My young friend Henry Repe
deserves special mention as floor mana.
ser, etc.
BEARs.-The bears are numerous at
Panguitch Lake and playing havoc kill
ing stock, AMI the country thereahuuts
has been filled with traps. The Terri.
tory OF Utah, we believe, gives SIS per
scalp for bears, and then the settler, in
the locality al opay all additional bounty
tor scslps, 50 those fond of I've r.huntlng
can make the sport remunerative as well
pleasant. Ii, while engaged in hunting
the bear. the hunter happens to be
bron5h ipto a t,ticutf with one, he
should not he particular as to contiIiIg
himself strictly within the limits Of the
pnglli tic rules. L ,ok the bear SQUARE in
the eye, make a motion as if you intended
hitting HIM diff III it, and at the same
lime quietly raise your leg AMI give him
one bel IVY the belt With the toe of your
boat. There will be nothing dishonor.
able in the act, for the bear will take the
same advantage of you if he gets a
chance There is no honor in a grizzly
bear.
BULLIoNvILLE.- The work preparatory
to the commencement Of working their
tailings, by the new process, is now being
pushed ahead by the smelling company.
Men are now engaged in removing the
concentrating tables from out of the mill
building and clearing away everything
and m king really for the erection of the
new machinery required. The tailings
will be roasted prior to teaching. Mr..
w. ). todbe has gone to San Francisco for
new pans and such other machinery as
shall be required. The company expect
to realize handsome profit, as the tail.
inSs are all their own, and the various
tests made Of the tailings in the East ex.
hihit between Sl5 and SIG in silver
Work is being bushel so as to have the
machinery in place and running as early
as possible.
QUIJoroA. Julius Hoffman, in let.
ter to Mr.. r. II. Elan, dated Quiiotoa,
August Sth, complains about it being
very dull and hot down there. In speak.
ing of the mines, he says: ''The ledge
in the Croker is 40 feet in width, %
feet of which averages SAL per ton; S feet
Of it will mill 800, if not more The
other claims have not yet reached the
ledge. 1t ia all tunneling here, in the
hardest kind If rock. Town lots sell
fifty per cent. less now than when came
here. Most of the people have left.
There has not been any rains in this part
OF the Territory, consequently the pros.
pectors had to quit.
LIVE STOCK SALE. On September 10,
1854, the whole of the band of horses
and cattle belonging to the band of the
late Alexander Dry. consisting of 249
head Of cattle and $40 head Of horses,
will be brought in the vicinity of Pa.
naca, when they will I've disguised of at al.
ministrators sale. For particulars ex.
anime the advertisement OF the sale.
500 REWARD. -Tho,. James Of Frisco,
Beaver county, Utah, it will be seen by
a notice published to-day. offers a re-
ward OF $500 for the arrest and convic.
ton Of any person having unlawfully in
their possession horses or cattle bearing
the NV }" brand. For particulars read
notice.
On, yes, all your quenchers Of fire and
bully b,ys, don't sou forget it, that the
members Of Protection Hose NJ. are re.
quested to meet on Friday, September S.
at o'clock in the evening. For further
particulars your attention Is directed to
notice elsewhere.
Mrs. HELEN STEWART, Administrative
of the estate Of the late Archy Stewart,
gives notice for all creditors Of sal estate
to present their bills. with the necessary
vouchers, to her at Las Vegas, within ten
months from to-day.
THE Best assortment of hams, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by
J. Poujale, Meadow Valley street.
Wholesale and retail; home made and
imported.