The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL IN ELLlCENCEs |
THE NEW STRIKE.-The ore lately en-
countered in the Day is Of better class
than has been found in the mine for along
time. The new find was made in
drift being run to the east on the fourth
level, following up small, Fat seam of
crystalized carbonate ore. The find is in
virgin ground. After following the seam
a short distance, it turned up, and has
been appraised on for 81 feet. The width
or extent of the body is not known. The
crystalized carbonate, at one point, has
been dug into for fifteen feet. The
ASSAYS of this went from SAT to 1928 in
silver, from to 70 per cent. in lead, and
from 5 to 27A per cent copper. At the
ton of the upraise the iron ore has conf
menced appearing, and is most likely the
TOP of the ore chamber This ore can be
extracted at cost not to exceed so cents
per ton. A chamber of high grade ore
cannot be too large in its dimensions.
The old abandoned Hamburg of High
land District, now the property of the
Day Company, has improved greatly the
past week. The large fiat ledge Of low
grade rock that has been run on for some
time has taken change. The miners
have arrived at point where q part of
the ledge shoots upwards, while the other
keeps on and has downward tendency.
A box of nice looking ore, some of the
pieces being composed mostly of galena,
was brought to town on Wednesday. 1t
was said to have been an averaged sample
and would 60 $50 in silver. It is be-
lieved by the miners that the ledge is
making large deposit Of ore near by.
At the Mendha mine the allotted amount
of ore is daily extracted and the ore body
continues looking healthy and exhibits
no signs of weakening.
The first Of April fooled all the people
in this locality, and it was very agree.
able April fool. On the day previous it
did nothing but snow all day, and it
looked as though we would have long
siege of the beautiful falling, but the first
was ushered in by Old Sol, who shed his
bright, warm rays upon charming Miss
The old man must be trying to make a
mash on the pert miss.
Our of the many|ladies who were going
from Phoebe up to Salt Lake to hear Patti
sing, Mrs. G. II. Fish was the only one
who would undertake the trip in the
storm. She was bound to hear Patti or
die in the attempt. When she returns
home and tell the other ladies of the
grand singing she heard they will all cry
with envy and wish themselves in their
graves, with sagebrush planted over
them to mark the spot. eaf assa
Our venerable old fellow.townsman
Hon. R. s. Clapp, is becoming young in
his old age. He mounted his pony early
one morning and sneaked out of town.
He went to Salt Lake to call on Patti.
We sincerely hope he will not lose his
senses and follow that lady around the
country, like Freddy did the Jersey Lily.
These old coons will never do to bet on
REMOVED. Chas. Stein has removed
his saloon from the old Panaca Saloor
building to his own saloon building at thu
lower end Of town, just below Brown
Hall. The inside has been fitted W
anew very tastefully and all who wist
drop of the stuff that cheers and gen
uine imported Havana cigar will be &C
eommodated by calling on genial Charley
FREScHy, Bristol millionaire, had
lot of wood cut about mile from tow
and went out after it on Wednesday, bu
when he got where the wood ought to b.
he discovered that some person had BEEF
there before him. As the wood hat
been paid for in advance Frenchy feel
happy.
MEETING CALLED. "A meeting is calle
by the Democratic County Central Com
mittee for next Tuesday evening, tn
10th instant, at 7 O'Clock, at the dru
store Of DR.. G. r. Alexander. As bus
ness Of Importance will come before tn
meeting all members are requested to b
present.
IT appears that there has not been a
yet any preparations made at the Hor
Silver mine of Frisco, Utah, for th
erection Of their new works. 1t will
about three weeks yet before anythin
is done, hence the return Of Sam Stot
dard to Phoebe. @ -st1A ~
SAM SToDDARD returned to Phoebe q
Sunday evening. He spent five days
the city Of the Saints. He pronounce
Salt Lake the the muddiest place he WI
ever in. DR.. Nichols 10 located in TIL
city and appears happy and doing well.
A LARGE amount of snow lies on Il
range northeast of town, and snow W
likely remain there until July, as the ca
yons are filed with it. It is a good Sc
son to prospect in those mountains
there will be an abundance of water.
A WRETCH of married man in Pioc
says he prefers stormy weather because
makes the old woman stop at home a
attend to her work instead Of runnil
around gossiping with the neighbors.