The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-01-26
GENERAL PROG REsS.

tina erection of reduction works which
will combine an matchmaking plant, two
Brucl;ner Roasters, and the present
teaching apparatus. The building which
covered the White & Howell Rooster Mt
the old K. & f. mill at Bullionville is
being removed and erected on the ground
here. When completed it will be 45xlOo
feet built on the south and north sides
ii the teacher building. Two additions
on the east side will be made also. The
Bruckner roasters and separators are now
in transit. The teaching tanks are to be
lined with lead, material for which is
now on the spot. w. T. Rich has the
contract for removing the rooster build.
iug from Bullionville and is also foreman
oi the other workings. The separators
and other furnaces will be erected un der
the supervision of Messrs. D. Il. Spicer
and VIM. OConnell, expert machinists,
who recently came here for that purpose.
They are now remodeling old machinery
at the Raymond shop with which to fit
up the new works.
The Paddock dry separators or concen.
traitors which will be used are said to be
Just the thing for working the base ore
ia the iubn mine, the various grades
coming out in such a state that they can
be readily worked by different processes.
4 quantity of Yuba ore was worked on
one of the tables and the result was EN-.
nently satisfactory. At the
RAYMOND SHAFT
the tlmbering progresses nicely, and
preparations are under way for work on
the pump compartment, which will
probably begin in few days. Timber
Tor repairing the pump column is or.
dered and will soon arrive, but with the
best of work the pumps will not be in
working order before May next, so badly
are some parts of the column injured
IRON caves in the shaft which nave oc.
Cured at different times.
W. S. Godbe, President of the Com.
pany, is pushing matters along, anxious
to make up for time lost in the past, and
II all COOS well when summer sets in we
shall know whether the future of the
town ia assured or not.
The need Of lumber retards operations
at the P. c. Goa. works. The nearest
point at which it is obtained now is Pine
Valley, Utah, distant 80 miles. Three
lumber teams came in from there Wed.
nssday. They were eleven days in max.
ing the trip. Chas. Lytle & Co will
soon have the mill at Glover Valley in
order when the article can be furnished
50 needed and in much shorter time.
The first semi-snpual superintendent
STATE school moneys made on the 10th
"tOy the State Superintendent of Pub
nc Instructions gives Lincoln county
sl@l 80. The apportionment is on a
OASIS Of s3,4759335 per census child,
There being GIG children in the State
between 6 and Is years of age.
ooasting was unusually fine during the |
week and was generally INDUCED in,
young aud old alike enjoying the railroad |
apeed attained. The main track was
'o"n our principal street and the right |
" way was generally respected for sew.
''a' bays by drivers Of vehicles and thus
Kept in fine condition.
Inc fact that tho the county officers
III t'neraldaare obliged to build their fires |
And pack in their own wood is mentioned |
~ The papers. That's nothing. The of.
u'ers Of Lincoln county have been doing |
" Tor many years past.
portion OF the uncovered supplv
pipe from the No. 3 works to the Yuba
vas lett full OF water last Saturday night
'aa troze, necessitating work most Of
NE night with FIRE to thaw it out.
While urging balky horse up a hill
lst Monday, Geo. Latimer received a
NICK IN the face from the animal. being
'rack on the nose, inilicting painful
aough not serious injuries.
Inc stages will not be back ON SEIZED.
Ntime until the bad weather is over
qua the sign "No Mall stares into the
erect from the postofiice window on
nail morning.
Inc L. G. Co.'S. Works now receive
" !" water supply from the Floral Spring
70 Tho Yuba Co. will be supplied
% heretofore from the No. 3 shaft.
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