The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-03
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.

w osbSsbOSS SH0OI W. oSyO ~
any, done at this office.
The local market is we'll supplied. with
produce. Eggs at ten cents dozen and
chickens three for 81 were the prevailing
prices to-day.
w. H. Perry went to Milford yesterday on
business connected with taking up the I'm.
expired mail term of the Utah & Nevada
Stage Co. between here and that point.
In cases where dandruff, scalp diseases,
hair falling out and grayness of the hair
appear, do not neglect them, but apply a
proper remedy and tonic like Halls Hair
Remover.
The closing out sale of the Godbe Mercan.
tile Co.'S store still continues. The stock of
staple groceries is kept full and complete
and they go at regular rates with rebate
on other goods thrown in. Read their ad.
on this matter on this page.
"a wolf in sleeps clothng"-the substi.
tute offered by the Gutter as being just as
good as Ayers ssrsapsrills, If you don't
want to be bitten, insist upon having Ayers
Sarsaparilla, even if it is little dsarer.
Depend upon it it will be cheaper for you in
the end.
1.-THE Mines of J. R. De Lamar" is the
name by which the recently purchased
Monitor.Jim Crow group at Ferguson will
be hereafter known. This title in turn may
be embraced in the name Of some townste
as soon as permanent and favorable locs
tion can be secured.
Geo. s, Sawyer, T. j. Osborne and A. s.
Thompson have been appointed as the
Lincoln County members Of the State Cen.
trail Committee of the Silver Party OF
Nevada. Preparations for the fall cam.
paign have already begun and meeting Of
the State committee is noticed for the 23rd
inst, to take place at Reno
The Italian lessees of the Jim Crow mine
are said to withhold possession of the mine
from the new purchaser, Capt j. r. De
Lamar on account Of failure OF the jim
Crow owners to settle with them accordin g.
to the terms of the lease under which they
hold. The difficulty is temporary one and
liable to be arranged at any time.
George Neabitt returned last evening from
Salt Lake where he went with the second
lot of Bullion from the Condor mill from
Jim Crow ore. The value Of the shipment
is not generally known but is said te have
been about $4,000. This isa good show.
ing for the mill and for Ferguson district
generally. With half a dozen such mills in
operation no complaint of dull times would
be heard hereabouts, and there is already
plenty of material to keep that number
busy.
The Bullionville mill has made hand
some little clean up of the proceeds of the
81 tons of Monitor ore just put throu Oh.
49, "eo1so ShO"Su al S&tIaCllOB OF ONet
ninety per cent. which assures successful
working of the ore by the pan process
Some slight loss occurred in the shines.
which in this character of ore are found tc
be very rich. This is now provided agaips,
and the mill started again two days ago and
expects to make even better showing thi.
time than in the run just completed
Matters political are beginning to engage
attention. One or two announcements 70,
State Offices are already out, on the silve,
Party side and others are quietly mentioned
Which is to be the dominant party thi
year? That is the first question for til,
Office seeker to solve. The Republican anc
Silver party State Committees have alread,
arranged for ricetings to discus. what shall
be done. Nothing from the Democratic
party has yet come to light Anothe
month or two and the path of each part,
will be clearly outlined. Will the People.
Party Of Lincoln County maintain sepa
rate organization or will it affiliate with the
Silver Party of the State generally. which
in principle is practically the same, differing
in name only. Lincoln County alone at
last election had a Peoples organization and
II it is to be continued, some preparatory
work will needs be done to enable ito nom.
bers to vote for State officers.