The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-04

Caustic sodais being successfully employed
in the extraction of gold and silver from re-
fractory zinc ores.
Badness is often preceded or accompanied
by grayness Of the hair. To prevent both
badness and grayness. use Halls Hair Re-
newer.
Tuesday night three inches was added to
our snowfall, while at Pine Valley, 80 miles
east. Is inches fell. Yesterday morning
opened clear and bright.
Full lines of ladies' and gents underwear,
boots and shoes for men, women and chill
dren. Small profits and quick sales is now
the motto at the Godbe Mer. Co.'S stors.
Scratching q dollar is said to be an
offence against the law, but scratching for
. dollar is an absolute necessity in season
Of Democratic prosperity.
Charley Craig, bookkseper Of the Helena,
Mont. Journal, was held up by foot pad
one night last week and relieved of gold
watch and chain.
In relation to the hsrding of sheep, Judge
Smith at Provo. holds that IL far from a
settlement, il in the course of nature the
filth would find its way into the streams tho
law is broken. Such decision may blast
one more industry for Utah.
Satisfactory tests Of a navigabo balloon
have been made at Warsaw. The balloon
rose against strong atmospheric pressure,
was stesrsd successfully sgainst the wind,
was propelled, in any desired direction and
descended without releasing the gas.
In the very full and complete issue Of the
Salt Lake Tribune Of January LIST. the Inter.
mountain section gets good report and
southeastern Nevada is not overlooked A
very comprehensive resume of mining
matters in this section is contained there,
in, and Ferguson district comes in for just
share of attention.
Vanderbilt is not having boom. No one
is picking up nuggets that arc worth from
one hundred to ono million dollars. All
that is being done is just the showing up Of
what there is in camp. First, the Gold Bar
company finds Ave foot vein of very rich
ore, and then A. G. Csmpbsll gets in and
uncovsrs vein, which at the present writ.
ing show twenty.one feet in width, all Of
which will pay for working, and come of
which is very rich. So, although We don't
pretend to be having boom, we think that
tho veins now uncovered here can't be
beaten in tho southern country. All of
which We submit to the thoughtful consid.
GRAFTON Of the people who are contemplating
a move to mining camp.-Shaft.
A startling story comes from tho Needles
that, as travellers tale on hesrsay, it re-.
quires confirmation to be accepted. A
young Indian mother Of twins was, after .
grave powwow Of the Moiave lodges camped
nsar that point on tho Colorado, inclosed in
her hut Of brentwood and, without resist.
anoe on her part, burned tc death and all
belongings consumed. Her offense was that
Of being witch from having given birth to
twins. The children were dubbed to DEATH
As white people arc very little in contact
with this band Of Mojaves save to democrat
ize them when they come begging around
the trains, incidents Of this character are
not easily prevented. Elk.
Mondays Entertainment.
The first appearance Of our local Dramatic
Association Monday evening, is pronounced
a success. More was given than a majority
of those who attended were led to exp ect
The effect of free show announcement wa
manifested by the attendance which was &C
knowledged to be the largest gathering seer
in the hall in long time. The entertain
ment was better in many respects than som'
which have been given here and for which
full admission price was charged and tn,
effect of this first effort will be to encourag,
the members of the company to present
another play at an early date. A large ma
jority Of the parts were well carried out ant
many points observed which will be improv
ed upon at the next turnout. As an
nounced, the affair terminated with
dance, to which full house remained, an,
dancing was kept up until after four o'clocl
the following morning.