The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12

Sheriff Turner returned from his trip
TO Carson yesterday morning His ward,
McConnon, was landed safely in the
State prison.
n. P. Dooley left Wednesday morning
for Ferguson, where he goes to look over
the country and satisfy himself as to its
mineral resources.
Considerable high grade auxing ole
Is coming into the smelter from the De
troit and Hamburg mines. Both mines
are said to be looking well.
The Phoebe Con. NJ 4 II. Co. are
ready to purchase all kinds OF ores de-
livered at its works at Phoebe. Highest
prices paid and satisfaction guaranteed.
Manager J. C. Eames Of the p. c. Co.
has leased the residence of s. I. Godbe |
on Meadow Valley street. Mr.. Eames'
family is expected to arrive in about a
fortnight.
'Rattler,' the all.round street nuis-
ance, has gone. He was an outgoing
passenger on Mondays Ely stage, evil
IDENTIFY getting back to his old stamping
ground. w
The Magnolia mine at Ferguson
shipped ten tons of their ore to Salt
Lake, which left there this morning.
The mine is now down thirty.eight feet
and 10 ks better than ever.
Schuman, the photographer, has folded
his tent, for time, at least, and has
gone ''monkeying" with the balance. He
may return in the course of month or
two and resume business:here.
Frank Lee, an old.time Phoebe boy,
but now of Carson, came in Monday
evening by private conveyance, and left
yesterday for Ferguson district, where
he goes to look over the country.
There have been four weddings in
Phoebe so far this month, and there are
three Or four more which may happen
any day. This does not look as if the
town is very dead.
Assays from the Cliff mine at Fergu.
son, owned by Bradford & Matt gave 81
ounces in silver. This is only at the
grass roots. and the owners will develop
the property in hopes of striking bon
ANA.
Joe Hoag, who came up from Fergu-
son last evening, called at the RECORD
Office and when laughed at about tie
''snake story" in last weeks paper, ex-
hibited seven rattles which he said he
took off one end of the pick the day be-
fore he left Ferguson.
The cattle recently purchased hero
abouts by Joseph Counerilh for the east
ern markets are to be delivered from Il e
9TH to the Sth of next month, June,
either at Milford orthe eight mile springs
north of Desert station. t
Membership 10 the Silver League con-
times to increase, but there are mary
yet to sign. Give the matter o thought
when you enter the postoflice, and lot
down your name, The list is on the
counter within easy reach.
The new town at Ferguson has four
frame buildings in course. of erection.
Business is now conducted in tents, hui
lumber is being hauled in every day
A company is putting saw mill about
six miles from there, and will be ready
to furnish lumber in about two weeks.
We notice by the State papers thai
arrangements are being made by most o.
the towns for the celebration of tn,
Fourth of July. 1t is not too soon t.
begin arrangements here if we wish
proper observance Of the great holiday
Last Thursday afternoon fire destroyed
the cabin of Joseph matt, situated abou
mile east of town The fire is suppose,
to have originated from the place
The building and contents, consisting o
all the personal effects of Mr.. Matt, wer
: entirely destroyed. Loss about $3.50.
Express business and travel between
here and Milford continues good and th
stages are making excellent time. Tn
volume of express business would
a greatly increased if we could induce IT,
: Pacific Express company to optn 8
Q Office here, This, however, it is sal
$ they refuse to do until tho railroa
reaches us.
The Kindergarten Entertainmens
y The entertainment att Thompson
: Opera House last evening. in which tn
Juveniles OF Miss May Earles kindereal
' ten took the major part, was the best et
tertanmsnt yet given, and many EXPIRE,
!, regret that it should be the last All ii
: children did exceptionally well, includin
/. the wee tot Of less than three summers
d the Doll Drill. The little girls in the F
D. Drill and as Little Walters ere ated q, a,