The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-09-14
RAY MpND SHAFT,

Since our last mention of work at thu
Raymond shaft, the IL b level has beer
cleared an timbered to the Black VIM.
station which is abnut 1900 feet from
the shaft The whole station lie cavec
d ,wn AMI the work of getting through
it is ,horious and necessarily slow Tn.
wipz. itself is not yet reached. 1t wa,
expected that the upper workings of The
Black L-dg. could he entered from tn.
wiuze station after few days work il
removing debris but this was found i'm
possible, and last Tuesday an ascent " !.
made thr ugh an old winze which i. lie
feet from the Black Wine cross cut, and
nearer the shaft A 60 foot stope was
found with an abundance of ore in place
from which samples were taken. The
stope was caved and on this account ex.
ploration' we're somewhat limited. The
assay from the samples taken were highl,
satisfactory to the parties interested.
The wipze station will probably BIZ
clearel in q week or two, when ott er
portions Of the Black Ledge can be x.
ahmed.
The, Ploche Con. has for some time
been raining prospect tunnel into the
m,ln5ain from q point ab,ut loo fe, I
east of the R.ym md works. The OBJ.
ject was to strike the manganese vein
which or rps cut on the surface on the
divide alb we. Last Tues lay the ledge
was entered and a fiue showing made
The ledge where struck is several fe II
width, ant is, interspersed with larg,
chunks of galena The walls are vel.
defined aud everything indicates the
presence Of ore.
the a.sessmsnt roll for the presen,
year, now on file with the County Clerk,
shows an increase in value of $5S, 72l
over that for last year. OF this increas,
The town Of Phoebe carries $l3,35O AM
the general cnunty $45,37l. In the lat.
ter the increase is due principally to lano
entered at the State Land Office d. rip.
the past year. The total assessed valu,
Of town AMI county this year is $4l7,.
3O2 IS.
Max Schaefer and Otto Stein are max
ane good progress with their brewery il
town. Beer will be put In the arke,
as quickly Ne possible. Busin, s. " ilite
con iuct d under the name of 9Th.
Phoebe Brewery" There should b. (.
z 'od demand for home made article Of
lager now and the firm ought to succeed
DR.. A. j. Louder, a brother Of j. N
Louder of Silver Reef, Utah, came il
Wednesday. He is from Wilkes. ARE,
Pa, where he has been practicing fl,
many years. He has concluded to lt.cat,
with us, and will shortly bring his tam
lily here also. His Office for the pres. n,
will be at the Nevada Hotel.
Alex Veitch after sojourn of seve,
months in the northern country returned
here last Thursday. 1t is fine countr,
up there, he says, but the business out
look here jus,iies his return he thinks
and he will at once resume busines at hie
old stand on Main St.
The 'Pioche Market" Cook Brothers
Co. proprl.tors, are in receipt Of ;
shipment Of preserves, jelllos, lemon.
and maple sugar. Jellies and preserves
10 buckets offs, 20 and 25 pounds each
Fresh celery in this morning. All to b.
sold cheap.
Edward Cummins, tailor, on Meadow
Valley St, has received fine line q
suiting samples. Suits made here Or .r
ders taken and filled in the East at
lIw figures. Call and see them.
Mrs. E. D. Turner and Mrs. Alice
stoddard and family, who have been rus.
tica'iny in Meadow Valley Wash for tn.
past'month, returned to town Thursday
all greatly improved by their stay.
A notice from. J. Poujade, Executor
Of the Will Of R. s. Clapp, deceased, A..
pears in this issue. A few bargains ma,
b. had among the effects to b. sold.
First p Up the question and then quss.
ton the Pop AMI see If be will give q
Light Running New Home Sewing Ma.
chine with the girl.
=. H.. Carmaa will hereafter assume
charge Of affairs at his blacksmith shop.
All work coming in will be promptly at.
tended to.