The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25

lower workings Of the mine where an
eighteen inch seam Of gold ore, Ia ounces to
the ton has been encountered. Five stamps
are run on Keystone ore and five on custom
ores of which there is reasonable quantity.
Eight dollars ton is charged for working
custom ore, and there are several small pro-
perties on the eide which are paying right
along.
The San Juan, Colo, smelter is employ
ing about 200 men at present.
The people Of Carson have petitioned
Congress in behalf Of the Wool Growers
Association of Nevada to not interfere with
the tariff on wool.
A person is prsmaturely old when bald
ness occurs before the forty-fittb year. Use
Halls Hair Remover to keep the scalp
healthy and prevent badness.
The Polaris Company shut down their
Poorman claim last night, knocking OFT
twelve men. The mine has agood ore show.
ing yet but the falling price In silver made
it too much like giving the product away.
The people Of Carson are protesting
against the annexation of Utah to this State.
There is no cause for fear in that direction
as in all probability the bill admitting Utah
as State will he passed at the present
sitting of Congress. '.t- .. ... g..
Miss Phoebe Couains, who claimed to
have been wrongfully removed from her pc.
sition as Secretary Of the Board Of Lady
Managers of the Worlds Fair, submitted q
bill to Secretary Carlisle of 5000 for pay.
1t has been disallowed.
The last of the 200 families OF Hollanders
who were imported into the San Luis valley
Colo, and swindled by real estate sharks,
left Alamosa for Orange City, L.. last week
They had been swindled out of all they
brought with them from Holland.
1t is probably not the coolest weather YOU
ever knew in your life; but that 10 how yor
feel just now, because past sufferings ar'
soon forgotten. and because your BLOOD
needs the enriching, invigorating influence
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla-the superior medi
cine.
Prospectors are turning their attention Il
the north slope Of the hills west Of tow
looking for gold bearing seams. Quite un
expectedly, number of hitherto valueles
holes are showing good assays of the yellow
metal, and the effort now is to find wher
the pay streaks exist.
Sleighing and coasting has been bette
here this winter for longer period than 70
many years past The signs now indicate
speedy breaking up. 1t may be that mex
Spring will come along in decent seaso
instead of in June and July as has been tn
case for three years past.
As depth is attained, the ores of Cam
Floyd district. Utah, are becoming YER
base. and this to q surprising degree. Tn
ores carry arsenical pyritss which cannot
worked by the cyanide process, and hyp
sulphite will have to be used aud at an il
creased cost for working the ores.
The Mercur mine at Camp Floyd; Utah
: reported as sold to Colorado English syI
} dictate for 500, 900 and the terms Of sale I
, understood at Camp Floyd are; $500
down, $4,000 in thirty days. $50. 900 i
sixty days, $500, 900 in six months and ii
balance, 1926, 900. in fifteen months.
The owners Of the Flagstaff claim at Fe
guson have agreed to settle the dispu
existing between them and the owners
the Apex and Boss claims adjoining, and
I devote their energies to opening up VIII
. mineral exists there instead Of to fghtiI
over its ownership beforehand. This is
q far the most sensible course that could
/. followed. Best for the claim owners an
r for the district also. ..,.
State Commissioner Yerrington has r
i turned to San Francisco to open the Nevat
$ exhibit at the Midwinter Fair He expec
i to receive the keys Of the State building
Saturday, and will at once enter upon tt
work of getting the exhibits installed. II
' object Of his recent visit to the Comsto'
. and other counties was to urge upon t
. local commissioners the necessity Of shippi
their exhibits at the earliest possible dat
r. as he desires to have the display complete
h by the first week in February. The minel
n and agricultural exhibits from Nye a
Il Lander counties have been shippsd-Virt
mia Enterpriae.