The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-21

Cleveiand's baby will be named Father.
Toney jacobson and H. Harris shipped |
four tons Of ore from the old Boyd sh.fs
to-day.
J. B. Stevens. Of San Francisco. pre-.
sumably 10 the interests Of mines and |
railroads. arrived yesterday and will visit
Ferguson district.
Sheriff Turner returned YESTERDAY
from the Wash. where he has been for
some tins attending the Colburn estate.
OF which he 10 administrator.
The San Francisco Examiner is the
latest OF the great journals which has
discovered Cleveland's true character and
now expresses its disgust for the auto.
crat.
DR.. Bjornson has decided to cast his
lot with us for time, and left this morn.
ing for Salt Lake to close his affairs there.
whence he will return in about a fort.
night, accompanied by his family.
There 10 little prospect Of change in
the Senate situation. The silver Sena.
tors are prepared to continue the debate
indefinitely. and are certain of their
ability to defsat unconditional repeal.
The northern part Of Wisconsin is
again devastatsd hy Ere. Between five
and six miIlioat doiisss worth Of lumber
was destroyed. and many families are
homeless The loss Of life 10 unknown
Those in need Of the services Of q den.
tist will be able to secure work here
sithiu week. N. W. Snow, q den.
tsst OF Salt Lake. and Of good standing
IN his profession. 10 expected to arrive
next week and will remain % long A
business justi6ss.
Sufferers from dyspepsia have only
themselves to blame il they fail to test
the wonderful curative qualities Of Ayers
sarsaparilla. In purifying the blood,
this medicine STRENGTHENS every organ Of
the body. and even the most abused
stomach 10 soon restored to healthy &C.
ton.
A small force Of men are at work at
Bullionville clearing up the ruins of the
Reduction plant there recently destroyed
by fire. w. 8. Godbe. firm in the belief
OF ultimste success in reducing the tail.
ings, is thinking Of resuming ork there,
and leaves in day or two for Now York
on business matters connected With the
enterprise, o..
About fifteen tons Of ore were shipped
from the Ypba nils. to-day, This is the
first shipment made for some time,
teams being scarce and the few coming
in with freight d produce. preferring in
many instances to 60 on to Ferguson
district, WHARF the freight rate in cor.
sidsred better by some than from here.
The rates ruling now are Sl3a ton from
Phoebe and go from Ferguson district.
Tho bonding Of half interest in the
Jim Grow claim, Ferguson district, from
Messrs. Meikle and Purtscher, to James
and George Nesbitt. talked of for aom.
days past. is effected. Full considera.
ton of the bond $50, in three un-
equal payments, the 8rst Of which is
made and the bondees expect to at once
add to the working force on the claim.
This property adjoins the Monitor, both
parties working on the same ore body it
10 said, and the outlook for it is quite
encouraging. ~~'-
Nesbitt Brothers believe frmly In the
future OF Ferguson district and last
Tuesday sent load Of supplies with
which to prosecute work on the Cedar and
adjoining splngs, hoping to develop
water enough to run mill Of ten stamps.
II successful in this. Ferguson will soon
be able to realize from its immense
quantities Of so.called low grade ores,
viz. those running from $40 to $40 ton
10 gold, and Of which there are many
thousands Of tons already mined and
ready for delivery,
The scarcity in teams for shipping ore
TO Milford. it 10 thought will soon be
supplied. Ten days time is expected ia
SEQ many more on the road, the fall
crops throughout the Utah valleys being
now about in. The Old TIMER claim. Of
SohoHeld. Flynn and Speillmau. three
miles west Of town. and the Anderson.
Wslland mine st Highland. have ship
-ments out ready for loading. and car
load AZ the Lyndon. owned by Ed. Freu'
depsbsl and Smith, situated at Comet,
besides several oars st the Posrmap her.
10 tswn and u The Yubs.
Senator Patchen 10 10 rsosipt Of alsttel
frsm Governor Colcord stating that At I
meeting Of The Hoard Of Psrdoas, hslt
on the 18th inst. the case Of w. R
Fontaine wss looked into and pardon
denied. II will be remembered that
Fontsips va Sut Va State Prison TO-
afseen years from this county for tn,
murder Of ooal.buruer named Griffith
some three years ago. Since thp incar
ceration Of FontAine. Senator Patcher
acting - bis attorney, has made strenu
Gus Efforts for : pardon. IS he think
Fontaine did not deserve such . sever,