The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-09-18


10 Collect royalty on the wild cattle
killed in Ball Valley, but Of late We have
heard Of instances where good church
members have refused to pay this roy
.lty, claiming that the Church has no
more right to the cattle than they have.
The RECORD is sorry to note that some Of
our good brethren seem anxious to travel
Oh the down grade when they journey to
the my sterious beyond. These cattle are
the off spring Of the cattle that belonged
to the train Of emigrants massacred at
Mountain Meadows by order Of Brigham
Young, that had a ID t. the mountains
during the struggle AZ it was the head
Of the Church that ordered the killing Of
those emigrant fo' plnnd.r. certainly all
Thing, hi ml"3 fIH ~ rants, after
they werr u 20 u sac Church
property. M nat strayed
away, and thrv Il ,,rtss. ii,.!ans TO the
Caarch. g. ! n-nb.r Il the VI rmon
Church h al ,Na,. keep upper most
il min |. til 1t h Ugh the Church j. per.
kc'y jd.tii,hl- in robtiug all If il.
ne nh r.. the me-. hers have no right Ia
r,b III the Cnarcl,. for such i, the KING.
,l.n I li-av.n As TO th,se outside OF
tn realm OF the Church killing cattle.
il Il ,es not matter. for the devil is bound
TO ct them at any rate, whether they
puugle up the royalty or not.
Ways have been reduced at the Horn
Silver IN ne at Frisco. The Times says
81 81 per day for top men aud under.
g,uni ahovelers anil 90 for miners was
ptake effect Sept. 10th. No kick was
made and the chances are that most Of
the men will stay With the pot. The
manager stated that he was forced tn
make the cut in compliance with an order
from headquarters, and that the alt~rus-
tive was to close the mine. The Times
remarks the boys are now demanding
grub ct for human beings to eat, and q
reduction in their board bill to cure.
spond with the cut in wages.
The orc-boiy in the Onondaga mine at
Jackrabbit is developing finely. The
indications are thai another weeks work
will show up the ore in such a way that
something to its extent can he guessed at.
The white ore lately Encountered, from an
average sample assayed s7S.54. The
hard light ore went s73. The white ore
carries tho usual heavy percentage Of
lead. The mine Looks big at the pres.
ent aud keeps growing.
Word comes from Silver Reef the,
affairs are moving along smoothly down
there. The cut in wages was made. A
number Of the men quit work rather thar
submit to it, and left that place for th,
North. The mines are Running full force
The wages now are $3.50 for miners ant
50 for lab,rers.
II. T. Gear announces himself as a can
didate for the R-cordership Of Lincoll
county, subject to the decision Of tn
Republican County Convention. For tn
last two years Mr.. Gear has filled yer.
5rsditzh!y the pe-;.ien "f County Clerk
given satisfaction to all and doing justic
to his office.
At their mass convention last Saturda
the Republicans elected as Delegates !
the State Convention Ell. Cults, G. N
Hopkins, J. Poujade and Geo. A. Wadi
worth. Resolutions were adopted favol
able to c. G. Stevenson for Governor an
IF. Hallock for State Controller.
Uncle Abe Richard il lying very III
cabin ont Bristol. near the ILL., Cha
Roe /. ioin. wh,t 'i''l. he can t. aid III
veretan p'o.trr' tnrl' Abe. like man
m hi CA s mrlr ,hlp n'- in
t~ii kl". 'iri ht'l ft gi-N Art way J"'
as rapill,
There h, been RECEIVED supply I
'Speuc-r-' NJ Co,w B ..k.." that al
na in u-e il the public -ch oil. IT Il
State. at Dr.. r ece'. drug store. A en
supply # al number. On hand 1t is Il
only place 10 town where they can
had.
Julius H ,ff'uan is now located
Kingston. N. NJ, and having made
lare fortune in the Quiiotna Country.
living on the interest Of his money a
good looks.
Luis Bate has bloomsd into . fu