The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-17
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

VIM. Perry was welcome visitor in
town this week
w. s. Godbe was up from Bullionvile
during the week.
Eggs and butter are very scarce in our
market at present.
The September pay rolls of the Comstock
amounted to $66, 322.2l.
Robt. Francis is slowly improving from
his last severe illness at Eagle Valley.
Mrs. f. d. Turner arrived from DeLamar
by private conveyance Tuesday evening.
After a stay of several weeks in Salt Lake
City, Assessor Prudential returned on last
nights stage.
Several loads of -four was retaied by
taams around the streets this week at 81 25
per hundred.
Mrs. j. A. Denton and daughter Lulu,
left Saturday morning for visit to relatives
in Beatrice, Nebraska.
Some of our young sports and musicians
are going to Eagle Valley tomorrow night
to take an active part in dance
F. P. Swindler left on Mondays stage
for DeLamar where he will finish some
survey work started several weeks ago.
District Attorney Osborne went to De.
Lamar Tuesday by private conveyance to
attend the hearing of the murder case
there.
j. Eisenmann returned from business
trip to Salt Lake Wednesday evening. He
went from Panaca on to his ranch in Pah.
ranagat Valley
ii. w. Turner returned Monday evening
from DeLamar after spending a week there
attending to some mining interests he has
in the district.
Tuesday night part of Wednesday We
had nice rain storm which refreshed tho
atmosphere in good style, leaving behind it
JUL autumn Dr6eZe.
The Phoenix Reduction Company of
Bullionville are still running their mill on
old tailings successfully. The cyanide pro.
cess is used with good results.
Last Sunday James Dufin was brought
up from DeLamar with severe attack of
the fever. He is now improving and will
be able to get around before long.
Sundays stage was about three hours
behind schedule time caused by one of the
stage teams breaking away and leaving the
wagon and occupants on the desert near
Sulphur Springs.
Prof. Prewitt with the capital and Ed.
Rawdin as general manager, have rented the
old slaugter house buildings and yards for
the purpose of starting chicken ranch
They propose to furnish our market with
chickens and eggs in short time.
John o. Gelabert met with a very painful
accident last Tuesday evening. While de.
scending flight of stairs at his residence on
Main street, he accidentally slipped and fell
receiving several bruises on his head com.
pletely stunning him for time. He is now
on the improve and will be able to resume
work in few days.
The works at the summit were started on
Monday morning last on Half Moon ore.
under the management OF Pat Sheahap.
From ten to fifteen tons of ore is crushed
in twelve hours and the machinery is
running very smoothly and fair test BY
the cyanide process will be made. After
the ore is treated by cyanide it will be run
through jigs to save the silver and lead re.
naming in the tailings. We wish the in.
terested parties complete success.
Prof. Foster says that the next storm
wave will reach the Pacific about the 18th
cross the western country by the close of
the 10th, the great central valleys from the
10th to the 22nd and the eastern states
about 23rd. The warm wave will cross the
west of the Rockies country about the 18th,
great central valleys Goth, and the eastern
states the 22nd. A cool wave will pass
over the western country about the 2lst,
,reat central valleys ,23rd, and thel eastern
tates the 25th. Temperature, rainfall and
thoughts will probably not go to extremes
- much during the last half of October as
he first half Of October.