The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-14


vance of Independence Day. Mr.. H. +.
Prudential was elected temporary
Chairman, and Mr.. James McFadden
was elected temporary Secretary The
object of the meeting being stated by
the Chairman, on motion, Mr.. James Nc
Fadden was elected permanent Chairman
and Mr.. w. J. Dooley was elected
permanent Secretary. The Chair was
empowered to select the different COM
mittees and report at the meeting held
last night. 1t was decided to cele-
brate the Fourth in as becoming a
manner as the means collected will al
low. Owing to going to press before the
meeting was over last night, we are un-
able to give full report of the Proceed.
ings. The following are the committees
appointed:
Executive Committee. Poujade,
Frank Godbe and 7. +. Edwards.
Committee on Arrangements. II.
Goodrich, j. A. Clark, Jno. O. Gelabert,
Joe. Hoag and A. S. Thompson.
Committee on Decoraton-J Franks,
FW Dickle. Jas Mocks. c Newill and
Fred Small.
Finance Committee Chas Ellis, A
Werner, VIM Lloyd, f Godbe, AL
Thorn. f FL Person. Tom Young and
II w Turner.
COMMITTEE on Music-E l. Godbe,
T j Osborne. B C McDonough, N P
Dooley, b Wheeler and + Werthei.
mer.
Invitation Committee Eisenmann,
DC Clark, Jas McFadden, Nesbit, J
Roeder, j Shier, Cook, J Thomson,
& B Warren, P G Weber, Robt Martin,
Max Schafer Otto Stein, w II Nutting,
? II Taylor, f D Turner. s D Smith, G
Ball. II w Chase, l. Wertheimer, Jno
Mann, II Eilers, Fl Prudential, j C
Kelly. A II Godbe, w Cook, f w New.
ton, John Sheridan, M Cohen, AL Godbe,
STGodbe, A Orr, w II Perry, Tur.
ril j Dolan, s d Edwards, Jno O'Con.
nor, A Jacobson, r J Gordon, A Veitch,
Jno Ewing, A Harrison. Sivio Papina,
Jno McDonongh, L P Betz, Frank Nc.
Mahon. 7 ] McMahon. f Norris, L,
Kline, Geo s Sawyer, DR. Louder, w j
Dooley. Jas Pierson. VIM Culverweil,
Geo Wheatley and L Davis.
Preparations are being made at the Re.
dnctlon Works to treat the manganese
ore of this camp, of which there is an un.
limited quantity that assays from 30 to
80 OF. in silver per ton. The ore readily
chlordizes in Bruckner furnace to 80
per cent. and is easily lixviated with
hyposnlphite solution to the chlorination
test. This heretofore considered worth.
less black ore will in the writer's opinion
prove mine of wealth to its owners.
A Bottle of Trib should be in every
household.
The ball to be given on the 9th of
this month, st. Johns Day, by the Ma.
sonic Fraternity. promises to eclipse all
parties heretofore given. Preparations
are going on in good order and right
royal good time il assured those who at.
tend.
Thursday morning while some repair
ING was being done on the roof of the
AcFadden stone building, opposite the
RECORD office, it caught fire from
solder heater, but was easily put out
with bucket of water.
Vuite number of our sports have
scared the doves, that were so thick
around here lately, to other quarters.
AS shootsts they will take the leather
medal every time.
a lire on June 3, on the ranch of M.
T. larpey, near Milton, Cal, destroyed
large barn and all contents. including
'"S scVeIl nOraeS.
Marcus L. Young. brother of Justice
o. the Peace, A. A. Young, died at
aylorsville, ILL.,, May Goth. He was
aged Ga years.
from present indications no court will
oe held here until July /, as Judge
wells will not be in Ely until the 23rd
Of thi, month.
Main Street from Cedar Street to
'''r corral has lbeen cleaned and the i'm
~ovenent is quite noticeable.
The appointment of G. |. Huddleston,
asa Deputy Sheriff, has been revoked.
see notice under New To day,