The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

49," suo Patmy ocys "
Aurora, when she contained eight or ten
thousand inhabitants, at the present time
all told. tho town does not contain more
than seventy-6ve persons The Carson
Free Lance says the court house is locked
and barred, and is fast becoming ancient
ruins. Large brick buildings two stories
high are fastened as tight as II hermitic.
ally sealed, by heavy iron doors closed by
day and by night, waiting for Aurora,
the goddess Of morning, to he'd refulgent
light into those mining regions. just
now the eastern horizon seems to be
growing brighter, and the watchword is
already being passed from lip to lip that
the morning dawneth.
The $4,000. 900 that has been taken
from the mines is not forgottnn. The
report has gone across the waters and
reached London. An English company
there 10 now considering the proposition
made nv Me>srs. H. Nj. y@rrington, H.
,.L IN. ~" weTse ~au'te', anu ~ ~
~. is,h ~, ~ 81. ~" ~. sn.wes y
not known, hut the owners have all com,
bined and offered to sell to this dump INV
the Del Monte. continuation OF ten
claims. the Junietta. Hnmboldt, New
news i T., ihs sac, .hat ths a u.s. ,a.s,s
will accept the proposition, and that !
large number II men will soon be put to
~o ~ a.
Anteloue owned bv JnSos sswsII ~ NJ.
sada, aud Judge McK,nstry, Of Califor.
mia, is said tn be looking well. Messrs.
s5hultz and D.,nahue are now taking out
snme very rich IRE from the Bripbt Star.
The Grand Trunk mine, owned by jus.
tics Field, Col. A. G. Ella, Mr.. Neidy
anil others, has Just been leased to Car.
son parties, aud force Of men will At
0lce ne put to work. A rich streak II
p.ld ore two feet wide in the ledge wa.
struck which contains free gold which
assays ab .ut 500 per ton. The last ore
frnm this mine millrd $40 and there is
now about 40 TINS If ore IL the same
qns'.y on the dump. ms mine ma
nent 4 ymd NAM ,h,n.snJ. "a 'Ioll.rpp
and i still great pet with Justice Field
aud Colonel Ellis.
Ao,,c .,rrn., r.
'y ,"po' s".'
70 piow barley stnooie where wheat 10 to
be sown as quickly as possible after the
barley crop il of unless tbi. ia done the
.a.....:
,A"'"s' :" swung ""ea' .''e' os''ey
! little over sowing it after tho oat crop.
In good crp II wheat the grain gives
nearly Or quite as much weight as the
straw. With oats and barley the grain
/ usually in excess Of the straw 30 far as
~ssn, , :; eonser r H.. ~ .ns .ss c.oi
a good market IL often worth more, II
j. gmd thing to have plenty Of help in
ora"ing gram Or pay. Az advAntags
may oI.en oe secured ny drawing ~ graz,
WIN IVY wag"ns' ana y possloie WIZ
Nv" 'eAnis. ms Is especially 'mportan,
wns,e gram - sacke"' a. y Is unprotected
until tne STACK IS completed.
A DIFFERENCE. -The real estste IN
v;r,;,;a ts,v ho. dsors.sad j. .h.,. A.,
~ !. '' ."'
ssme ra.'o - property IN r'oohe. Ih'
Enterprise says; The property belong
'ng 70 .ne estate OF oaran .. Cooper solo
CHEAP rates The iarye tbrss ,t.rv .n3
manrsrd roof lodging house, which cost
Sl0, 600 originally, was bought by A. L
Edwards for S4sO. The large three-stor,
dwelling. house was bought fnr $40 b,
Henry smith, and the third house fo
$2U. The blacksmith shop was sold fcl
$3.50. The orlgina! cost OF the building
alone. without the lots. was $40, 900, bu
no~ ~ AXE rill'-riace one o
injury p''.s an"e' 'ne tongue 'nen take
'nouthsnl OF water or other liquid AMI
swallow Gust as in the act Of drinking
this done, look for the pill. Invariahl,
the Il can'ttake.a-piIl" patient is aston
sn nuti sna ,h so H. ne 'nsessIeates n
self il he has really swallowed IN, iii
The secret lies in the fact that the act :,
drinking the tongue curves hack upoI
| itself. the nil. taken nv the forca ~ III