The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


would call particular attention to tn
new primary law, page rs, statutes @
1888. 1t may be seen by an examination
that there can be no buying of votes 0
hiring of men to work for the ticket q,
that day. If one should sell his vote
and he were the first to inform on hi
purchaser, he will 90 free and the mr.
chaser will be fined not less than ON,
hundred dollars, and like sum as III,
fine taxed up a costs and given to tb,
iuformer, but should the purchaser l.,
the first to inform he 1.-THE purcb,ser
would 80 free, and the person bough,
would be the sufferer. The same viii
apply to employer and employee of an,
person employed to work at the polls d;
the day of the primaries. In addition tc
the said fine, there is a penalty of six
months confinement in the county iail
also attached.
THERE is a large pile of ore from the
Day and Mendha mines piled on the fur.
mace dump at Bristol, and the teams keen
hauling right along. Foreman Walsh.
while we were out there on Monday. in.
formed us that the furnace would he in
repair and running in about ten DAYS
or less. The coalburners are now all ont
burning coal, and the coal which was
burned for the Bullionvile Company, be.
fore it was closed down, is now being
hauled out TO Bristol. This coal has ~
be hauled about forty miles.
The mines down in Pennsylvania Dis.
trct. on some of which there has been
work going the past two months. are
looking well. The ore ledges look fine
and the only thing needed to make
lively little camp there is to get a com.
pany IN; but whenever a compapy forms
10 take hold OF one of the mines some
one OF the mlne-owners always elevates
their price from what they first agreed to
take Tor the property, and thus it has
been going on for years.
a BIG AssAY,--Tne biggest silver ASSAY
we have seen for long time, and the
largest, except one from Silver Reef ore,
that we have ever seen, wa, shown to Ms
BY Billy Keller. 1t was SlS,OJJ.79. sill.
yer. He says he found the ore between
balilonville and Pioche. The button
Looked like a young silver bar. A few
million ton. OF such ore as that should be
sum ;ient to stay the cravings of any
mortal after silver. But some people ar.
Such pigs that they never will be salts.
fed.
IHE Southern Utah Times" will be
revived. The "Timcs" was the only
live and independent paper in Southern
Utah. 1t really does appear strange that
town the size of Frisco, with the largest
mine in the world, is unable to support a
new paper. When the Times" again
makes its appearance the Friscoites
should give it liberal patronage
CLARK 6 WILLErr have the best pros.
pect in Comet District. They have paid
their way ever since they have worked
the mine. The ledge is narrow and very
rich. Prudential & Co. have q good
prospect The ledge is big one and the |
groupings assay well. The groupings in.
dictate big mine somewhere in the vi. |
entity.
sURE.-Yes, Mr.. Eureka Sentinel, we
nave IN the Southern part of this county
Vie genuine raccoon that are back in the
States. A Missourian, with the corn.
husRs sticking out of his skin, saws that
.ney are the same old ''ring. tail birds"
'uat MS mother used to feed him on when
MAIL CHANGE. The Hike mail route
mas been reduced by the Department
rom semi.weekly to weekly, The
IA nan VIII hereafter arrive from Hike ON
thursday mornings at 9 o'clock, and will
lease on the afternoon of the same dav
at 4 O'Clock. 10y
MEN IRON Arizona and Utah frequent.
" In their search for work, come to
roche; very bad place to obtain anv
" VI 1nat article. But there they are. out
VI employment, know not where to 90.
ing camp.
DiED.-Capt. Plag, who resided in
oo1!ionville number of years. who, in
.,tpmpany with John Cu1l. left there in
way 1883, died at Coos Bay, Oregon,
III she 9Th of July last.
HE Best assortment of hams bacon
mt lard in the county is now offered bv !;
", poujade, Meadow Valley street
" noiesale and retail; home made and
imported. Ao 'A"
HE voters are all asking when the :
j. of political parties will take =
'ace. The parties appear like the two
oes-."one's afraid and the other
WE publish this morning the Grand /,
~ aFys report in full, and the reader will !
~ o.. tnat that body was not in anyway I
e'elictin performing their duty
". ). CODE, OF the Bullionville 8. i
w., IS expected to return to Bnllionville
me 10th. Then there will be little
lore light on the subject. : 'e #