The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-01-17
DE LAMAR DOTS.
Nm. Culyerwell is slowly improving.

Miss Carrie Culverwell is sick but not
dangerous.
The only one that was not affected by our
heavy windstorm was Bosko "the little
The mines of the DeLsmar Company con-
tinue to improve every day.
A large quantity of high grade ore is new
being taken out of the Gold Cup mine.
The wind blew all around the Mayor but
never touched him on account of being so
thin
Our mutual friend Bosko arrived here
Tuesday evening. He says DeLamar is
strictly in it.
Miss Annie Gillian was a passenger on
Mondays DeLamar stage. She will remain
here for some time.
The tramway to be used for carrying ore
from the mines to the mill, will be in opera.
ton in a couple of days.
Since the arrival of our Mayor our sports
have been on their good behavior, not row
has occurred during the last few days.
The supply tank or pump station at the
we'll in Cedar Wash has been completed.
The work was done in neat manner by
Johnny Horton.
The firm of D. L. Wertheimer Co.
appears to be the leading business house
here, and keeps constantly on hand fresh
and complete line of General Merchandise
which is sold at the very lowest prices
The report is current that one of the
members of our leading firm here has gone
to Phoebe with the intention of joining the
benedcts and that the fair bride is expected
to arrive from Salt Lake ON Sundays stage.
The young ladies of DeLamar are in a
quandary, it comes six one and it is hard
matter to keep them on the fence for the
favortism shows itself and the other five
cant take tumble; but will if the wind
strikes them in the right place.
The Flagstaff mine is improving every day
and there is now fine body of ore two and
half feet wide and continues the full
length of the raise which is now twenty feet
high This property was one of the first To-
cations in the district great amount of de.
velopment work has been done, the present
strike being the first one of any consequence
Work is being pushed rapidly at the De
Lamar Cos mill. The Company's office is
the finest building in the State. A greater
portion of the machinery for the mill is now
ON the road and will be put in place as soon
as it arrives. The mill is expected to be in
full operation by the 18th of March A
force of about fifty men are working in ant
around the MILL
Two men met with slight injury las
night at the DeLamar mill. They wer
tightening up one of the cables of the tram
way and were putting on a clamp to hold i
in place when the small cable which wa
used to tighten the tramway cable, parted
The coil threw one man about ten feet an,
he received severe fracture on the foot
the other man escaped with mashed finger
A heavy windstorm accompanied by slice
and hail, struck this place about two O coc
yesterday afternoon, and blew two house
down that was in course of construction
The stove pipe on Edwards saloon wa
blown down but was discovered before fir
caught. The wind blew so strong that
misplaced many articles in the stores
Schaefer & Martin suffered severe loss c
glassware which was on shelves back of tn
bar.
General Manager Osborne of the Flagsta
Mining and Milling Co., is down expertin
the new strike recently made on his Con
pany's property and reports the strike as tn
best yet made in this district. The mai
ore body is on the Apex ledge and two fee
of $50 gold ore is now exposed to view
MIR, Osborne contemplates making DeLama
his permanent residence as he SAYS wit
these new and extensive developments hi
presence is constantly required and wit
his foreman Mr.. Depoli now will be pushe
ahead and expects to have latest improve
reduction works for the Flagstaff Co. in {
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