The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-07-26

Gnd, ami as they all attended. they are
severed from the church. If they wish
to climb the golden stairs, they will now
have to travel another route than that
owned by the Mormons. Dan Rice has
volunteered his services as guide to his
young brethren and sisters. He says he
has discovered a new and shorter trail to
the golden stairs; there is no boulders in
IN IL to stump your toes against and it is
an easy one to travel, for it possesses an
incline pitch its entire length.
THE Idaho Sun, published at Murray
vile, speaks as follows about a claim in
which several Piochers are interested:
The California claim, on the north side
OF Pritchard, below Dream Gulch, COM
menced putting in sluices to day and will
have the water running through them by
Monday or Tuesday. There are ten men
at work on the claim. Bedrock was
struck at depth of ten feet after run
nlng drain of 600 feet. A good portion
OF the ground has been stripped for sluic-
ing. The owners of the claim are John
| OConnor. }. s. Taylor, +. A. TAYLOR,
Amos Watkins, John Simpson, w. Ken.
needy and IL. s. Hollingsworth.
To the question, "What has become
OF your lady correspondent of Panaca p
so frequently asked of late, we will state
that she informed us at Panaca last Sab.
bath that the reason she quit sending up
items was that the Bishop promised her,
that if she would not write to the RECORD
any more, he would make her his second
wife, and that she did so wish tn get
married, that she promised him not to
ITO SO; but that she is now beginning to
tire waiting for the Bishop to fulfill his
| promise, and that if he does not soon do
| 1T, she will send up items again. and that
she has gathered large number of Sc.
crets to disclose.
HONEY DEw.--The Reno Gazette says:
John Boynton has about fifty acres of
redtop or native grass on his ranch south.
east of town, which is loaded with honey
dew. A large portion of this grass will
90 three tons to the acre. The honey
| exhudes from the bio SONS and stands
IN a mass of saccharine drops adown the
stalks. In moving the machine is COW
cred with honey, and the horses legs are
covered with it to their knees. The cat
tie which fatten OIL this grass can be said
to flow with honey if not with milk.
AN INGENIOUS MODEL. The model
made by c. L. Anderson of Candelaria,
showing the underground workings of the
Northern Belle mine, which is pro.
nounced one of the most ingenious and
perfect models of mine ever con.
structed, and which cut such an import.
ant figure in the suit of the Holmes Com.
papy against the Northern Belle, is to
he placed on exhibition at the World =
Fair, in New Orleans. Mr.. Anderson
will probably accompany it under salary
to explain its workings to the sight.
seekers.
SPRING VALLEY is keeping up her lick
with the balance Of the country, and Joe
Coumerilh has secured another pard, as
will be seen among the births For
heft. Joe says, he will outweigh any bull
on the range.
PUB. ADMIR-. BELL was up from St.
Thomas for several days, and left on his
return there on Wednesday last. He re.
ports that Col. Bradfute had been Sc.
verely injured by the kick of horse on
the thigh.
THERE need not be any alarm at the
sudden appearance of so many boys this
week, for there is enough girls down at
Panaca to stand them off. The girls
grow on the trees down at that settle.
ment.
A. s. THOMPSON and family left on
Monday for Panguich Lake, Utah, where
they will spend several weeks in fishing
and hunting. There is yet considerable
snow in the vicinity of the lake.
The Best assortment of hams, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by
}. Poujate, Meadow Valley street
Wholesale and retail; home made and
imported
bls' AsGGSES WIZ las tCSlucu III LuFeka
for long while, arrived here during the
week, and may possibly take up his per.
manent residence in Phoebe.
FROST and ice now nightly appear in
our valleys. Nocturnal frosts have APP
peared in most places throughout south.
ern Nevada and Utah.
WIN. CULvERwELL has again been
given the contract for carrying the mail
between Phoebe and Bristol by Gilmer,
Salisbury & Co.
THE Attn day of August is the time ap-
pointed by the District Court for prov.
ing the will of the late Anthony McMa-
hon.
The people down in Santa Clara, Utah,
are now sending here green corn and
fruit, and all kinds of garden truck.
THE firm of Gilmcr, Salisbury & Co.
are now trying to sub let all their mail
contracts throughout the State.
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