The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-12
PANACA PICkiNGS.

Ore hauling has nearly ceased for the pre-.
sent.
Pete Hambin came over from Glover
Valley during the week.
Last Saturday Mrs George Edwards pre-.
sented her hubby" with an eight pound
girl All well and papa smiling all over,
Samuel Kershaw of Meadow Valley Wash
paid our burg a visit during the week. He
reports spring IS fairly begun doan the
Wash
a number Of our young ladies' make
weekly visits to the Condor niJI, there
seems to be very strong attraction for
them in that direction.
The Panaca Water & Irrigation Cor pany
has just finished cleaning the canal OF big
ditch, preparatory to turning all the water
into town for summer rrigstinp.
A Cedar City. Utah resident who vas in
town during the past week, reports that
about two.thirds OF the cattle around Their.
have died during the past winter owing to
the severe weather.
". s Godbe, hurry Godbe and fe have
Arrived preparatory to the starting ~ of
the reduction works at Bullionvile, and
we hope, the railroad, as reported by Salt
Lake papers.
We are informed that Miss Mary Wardell
who has made her home here for the past
few years with her sisters, Mrs. Alfred
Syphus and Mrs, John Edwards intends
going to Parowan N a few days.
Miss Alice Findlay who has been spend.
ing few days visiting Phoebe friends re.
turned home last Monday after having
changed her name, a. We noticed by last
week RECORD, though in this case it is the
first name from Alice to Ella instead of
the last
There are funny" rumors aAoat about
our County Assessor, occasioned by his rid
ing around with different ones of cur Young
ladies. People thought when he first talked
OF starting on his assessment tour that there
was something else that impeIled him to
start so early in the season.
The mill at Bulhonvllo ia now droDnioo
stamps and while it does not make a verv
musical sound it certainly makes . most
welcome one. The owners Of the Monitor
:, .nn.;. W. ''''''0'' ~" " ''oS7 ''' the mil
'"6' 20 P''SS themselves as hlghiy
F'N'''' -" '"e results 10 'ar
wednesday the the 4th ult, Mr. and
N1''' o. d Atco'Soh celebrated their golden
"eo"'hg ana as Is customary with us now,
numoeF Of tho older people congregated
we" so0o'e' at IN" residence OF Mr. aud
MF'' A'on'son and Tor short time made
themselves 'ee' As though they were young
once more
,l.N.9 ""' oVsu" ID rear earnest
0N' o''' nan u 'ne gram IS so"n and con
mas zee" painted,
:, .-,.,n ~ ""' A'o"i'3 nicely 1t
- gan" i'i'" ana l. T.
-, 'p''t' SUCKING the market
aozo. sra.1' .''' nave l." ABOUT man
The total pay roll for Nor,h of ,h. r,n,
stock mines aggregated $50 500 ~ ba;n,, -,
increase of s6O6 * oyer G .bn,,... 6
Journal
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80 o'"'sN are coming to
'"' e'sc''oH does not
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''s '''e eHee' Oh causing
80 '"'' "ou'o othef"ise
e""'"e's 'oF "'ehhood'
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sought after such
vho.;s AVN 'e'' o00n'y C'efN'
The Vanderbilt Shaft says that both ten.
stamp mills now running in camp have been
thoroughly tested and the result has been
better than was expected The mill at the
Bronze saver "a per cent of the gold, with
the concentration working. Campbsll's mill
saves 50 ner cont % a., -, ,.s,, "''''
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