The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

to IulJOIOa aualIs, auu several Others III
cidents in relation TO ex.residents Of Pah-
ranagat Valley, is taken from a letter
written by julius Hoffman, bearing date
of the 9th instant. 'Tt is quite dull here.
A 20-stamp mill is in the course of con.
struction, and will be completed in Au-
gust. A large body of water has been
struck in the well, which is FIVE miles
from here. As the mill is located here,
the water will have to be pumped up.
There is nothing going on as far as out
side claims are concerned. The weather
is very hot, and not having had rains, no
prospecting will be done this summer.
Big Ike (Hinzman) has left here to go
ranching, some ninety miles from here.
George w. and Clint McLaae are in the
Cochise county jail for robbing the stage.
Pahranagat blood will tell wherever it
may go. About two months ago l saw
two young fellows travelling across the
country who seemed to know me. They
were travelling toward the Sonora line,
but kept out of my way, as to avoid rec
ognition. Pm inclined to the belief that
one of them was Gus Dekay, but am not
positive
The Sailors Delight, of Jackrabbit
District, has exposed in it a large body
of ore. The ore has been drifted into
for about thirty feet, and assays $50,
and running through the ore-body is a
two, foot vein that assays from 500 to
$780, The extent of the ore is not known.
The Kingfsheris developing large body
Of nra and at tho +hapa 10 oil
ing what day may bring forth. The
ground is broken up and is such as ore
bodies live in. Feeders, from a half-inch
to three inches in thickness are running
all through the ground. The Terror and
other claims of the district are looking
well, and the mine owned by Takat &
Fitzpatrick has ledge six feet in width,
the second-class ore going $50 in silver.
One of these days Jackrabbit District
will make record as bullion producer
that it will feel proud of.
OUR readers all have read the story in
Mother Hubbards book of the goose that
laid the golden egg, but of course do not
entertain the least idea that a goose did
lay golden egg. A thing occurred in
Phoebe last Sunday that places the old
goose and the golden egg performance
away in the shade. On that day Joe
Thibault laid $40 gold piece However,
we would advise the reader not to become
excited in regard to this matter and 60
buy Thibault on speculation for he is
not in the habit of laying $40 gold
pieces.
4 Coop BREAKFAST. Mrs. T. w. Car.
penter, Overlee, Baltimore county, Mary.
land, writes: / was greatly benefited
by the use of Red Star Cough Cure, when
suffering from severe cold. My cool,
was seriously ill from deep-seated
cough. She had consulted her doctor
without relief BY my advice she used
Cough Cure in connection with an ex.
ternal application of St. Jacobs Oil to her
side. In one night the change wrought
was most gratifying and astonishing. In
the morning she was like new person..
LAST Tuesday huckster teams arrived
from Utah with eggs and butter. The
eggs looked fresh and was peddled out al
Is cents per dozen. The butter was tith
ing butter and possessed more strength
than the animals hitched in the wagons
The reason for the Mormons bringing
such potent butter to sell to Piochers
must be the hope that its great strength
will pull the ungodly, after they get
little of it into them, over into tn,
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter.day
Saints.
A NUMBER of RECORD subscribers ar
growing as to not getting the paper
During the week we received one com
plant from Silver Reef, and two com
plants from Taylor, Nevada. We hav,
positive proof of two postmasters in th
mail.bags as they pass through thei
offices, and the next time one is caugh
at it, be it either he or she, complain
will be made to the proper authorities.
GOING For EN-. Eighteen inches o
snow fell at Beaver, Utah, on the first o
the week. The Lord must be wroth,
with the Mormons of that locality ant
decided upon their destruction. He sen
the snow-storm to destroy the seed
planted, destroying the crops, thus caus
ing the people to die of starvation. Thi
is exactly how the matter looks Will
peeping through our religious goggles.
If any of the miners in this vicinit,
contemplate going to Butte, Montana, TO
employment, we will state for their bene
fit that we have received information
that trouble is soon expected in that vi
entity in the nature of strike.
o. Tuesday morning, at II o'clock
the wife of A. s. Thompson presented
him with little harbinger of spring, il
the shape of girl baby. No fellow
need apply, for papa is not ready to par
wit hher at present.
CHAs. STEIN made flying trip owe