The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-12-21

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Church on Cedar St., Rev. Geo. f
Jayne OF Salt Lake officiating. Despit.
the disagreeable weather the conprepa
tions have been fairly large. Service.
will be held at the Church this evening
also tomorrow Sunday at IL A. M. and
7:3O P. M. Mr.. Jayne will preach on
special subjects on Sunday. Morning
subject-The whole gospel in the 3rd
Chapter of Genesis. Evening subject
"How to understand God" based on
Paul's sermon to the Athenians on Mars
Hill. The Sunday services will close
this series OF meetings, and Mr.. Jayne
desires to see all his friends and the
public generally attend He expects to
leave for Salt Sake early Monday morn.
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RAILROAD NEws.-A private dispatch
received from Milford last Wednesday
stated that carload Of railway grading
machinery, horses and men, had lust ar.
rived there and that work would begin
at once. 1t was officially announced a
short time since that contract for grad.
ing las miles of road.bed from Milford.
southwest, had been let, the firm of Xii.
patrick Bros. Il Collins of Omaha, being
the successful bidders. One sub.con.
tract for II miles is said to have already
been let and the machinery, ETC., men.
toned above will probably be used in
prosecuting that part of the work. Prog.
ress will not be much hindered, unless a
cold snap suddenly follows the late wet
spell.
Call at the Philadelphia Brewery for
Tea.kettle whisky for the holidays.
FURNACE.-The furnace shut down
Thursday afternoon owing to lack of
huxing material. 1t will depend on the
state of the weather as to when it will
start again. For two weeks past it has
been impossible to bring in either ore or
supplies from the outside and the fur.
mace Iduring that time has been run on
material accumulated before. After
three weeks of almost uninterrupted
storm, appearances indicate further bad
weather. On Thursday the concentra.
tors at the Reduction works after Law |
of OF several weeks for alterations, |
stsrted ON Halt Moon ore. AID will, run |
until the ore now accumulateda finished.
-IRAMwAY.-That portion of the Half |
Moon tramway running from the Ray.
mond Shaft along the hillside west of |
town to the vicinity of the school house, |
is all graded and rails are laid on good |
portion OF it; cedar ties are used and the |
track is built the tsame width as the old |
bullionville road, and some of the cars |
formerly used on that road will be util.
lied here. The completion of this Dor |
ton OF the tramway will greatly facili.
tate the delivery Of ore and supplies at
the furnace when next it runs
Shier is the man who has toys.
Last Sunday was the worst day of the
present long storm. It rained steadily
all day long and numerous cellars felt the
effect and caved. An old shaft in the
vicinity of M. V. No. 7 caved, also
breaking the water pipe running from
the Raymond to the Reduction Works.
The injury there was repaired in a few
hours.
WILD CAT.-Early yesterday morning
wildcat entered 8. H. Carman's chick.
en- coop and in short time throttled "a
plump hens, which he left scattered
about the coop. It is just year since a
similar visitor cleaned out several roosts
in the same vicinity.
Call at the Philadelphia Brewery and
you will get what you call for.
Shutting down the furnace and Half
Moon mine has caused many of those
who recently arrived here in search of
employment, to turn in other directions.
Tintic district, Utah, and Eureka, Nevada.
are generally regarded as places at which
work may be had.
K. LYMAN is just in receipt of a large
and varied assortment Of jewelry. all of
the latest designs. Solid gold and rolled
plate, suitable for ladies or gentlemens
wear. Call and inspect the articles, you
will most surely find something suitable
for Christmas.
Iascarora has no representative Of
the legal profession, and the Times. Re.