The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-05-23

dom; but TO WORK tnem by tne pleasures
of eating and drinking is a miracle of
benefcence.
FATHER GALLIGAN will leave for Silver
Reef next week, and from there he will
visit Salt Lake. The reverend gen
tleman not being particularly fond Of hot
places, and his mission upon earth being
to save the souls of people going to the
warm country, he will practice what he
breaches, and instead of returning direct
from Salt Lake to the hot land of Silver
Reef, where the blue smoke emits from
the ground during the summer, he will
first come to the halfway station, and
will remain in Phoebe till the the atmos-
phere below cools off little. 1t would
not look well in priest, after warning
the people to beware and keep out the
shot place" to plunge into it himself
headforemost. 1t would not be consist
ent. During the visits of Father Galligan
among us, he has won the respect and
esteem of the residents in this vicinity,
who wish him pleasant trip.
T. E. FLAGG is getting to be quite a
mining expert. The Shasta Democrat
says: "Mr. Flagg, mining man and
member of San Francisco mining com.
pany. is negotiating for the purchase of
the Florida mine for $4,000. and has
given the owner twenty-five days time to
make up his mind whether he will take
it or not"
GONE FOR DEKAY. - Sheriff Turner left
for the lower part of the county on bust.
ness during the week. We learned that
he will proceed from there over to Bakers
field, California, after Gus DeKay, the
murderer of Albright, who has been ar.
rested and lodged in Jail there, and bring
him to Phoebe for trial.
THE mill down in Pahranagat Valley
was to have started up on Friday. 1t
will now soon be known whether the new
company there is a paying proposition or
not. If matters are exactly as have been
stated, we know of no reason why the
parties operating there should not be sue
cessful.
A NUMBER of Bullionv;lians left there
on prospecting tour two weeks ago
They have turned up in Glover Valley
and are assiduously pressing their claims
for the hands of the pretty Mormon girls
The ground there is hard and the boy
are making slow progress. Their effort:
at matrimony does not pan out well.
II voupo man avor rotprno n Rr;stol
he will find two ladies, equipped will
long red stockings, with the green stripe
of Ireland running round them, ant
stuffed with pulverized quartz, awaiting
to bid him welcome. He is the darling
they are waiting for.
THEY can't be beat. They are made o
the finest of kid and fit lady's foot JUS
like kid glove. For further particular
call at Hyman's and examine his new as
sortment of ladies' and misses Fashionable
shoes. For beauty and comfort they ar
unequaled.
j. V. KELLEY returned from San Fran
cisco last Saturday. He reports tina
mining matters at Eureka are greatly ol
the improve. The Richmond Compan
put on force of men at So per day, AM
it was intended to increase the workin
force soon.
IT is really strange the prices second
handed furniture bring when sold at auc
ton. If person wants to become rio
rapidly, then let them start in the second
handed furniture business. 1t is bette
than placer claim.
The sagebrush is now alive with youn
birds just learning to fly. The bird Gro
is good and pussy cat has lots of fun i
catching and feasting on the little song
sters.
CHARLEY STEIN returned from Tayle
during the week after supply Of good
He says Taylor is lively at present an
those there now are doing well.
STEVE LoNcT1N has left San Francisc
Tor Alaska. He goes with an expeditio
to the mines up in that country, but doc
not expect to be gone long.