The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-06-25
ERoM pELAMAR.

ment is strong among its voters all the same.
We've heard nothing Of county politics of
late. The furry of month ago was pre-
mature.
The hot days Of last week made lot Of
our residents wish ardently for few Of the
Phoebe shade trees
The survey plats Of the Magnolia mining
claim have been returned and the applica-
tiou tor p.',n. sill be completed as soon as
possible.
Now the DeLamar Co. experts are gone,
there is some mild speculation as to what
the next move will be and how soon it will |
happen.
Mr.. Wheeler, of the DeLamar Co., de-
sirous of employing his surplus capital, is
reported to have entered into the live stock
business on small scale
Reports of Sl400 assay from groupings
on the east side of Tinhoru mountain are
current. If true they will stimulate pros
pecting in that locality.
The April Fool mill keeps hammering a.
way, and timber, lumber and other materials
for increasing the size of the plant in the
way Of accessory buildings, constantly ar
rives.
The benefit of having mining claim COW
cred by U. s. Patent. is becoming more and
more appreciated here, and a number OF
new claims will probably be surveyed and
patented during this year.
Our celebration ON the 4th promises to
be fret class in every way. All the com
mittees are exerting themselves to see that
the matters coming under their management
shall be without fault if possible.
The lessees of the Sunrise claim are push
ing their development work, and early il
the week it was reported they had cut into
body of high grade ore. Though the ru
NOR was reported a number of times, no con
4 frmaton of it could be obtained from those
most deeply interested
! . NictVi "a W. ipt iouS Iine pasJ nave
been obliged to haul from town nearly all
the water required to operate their saw mill,
on teams going out for lumber. As the
weather grows warmer more fluid is re.
quired, and it will depend on the demand
for lumber, whether lay off of few weeks,
during the hottest Of the season, takes place
or not.
The last of the new work of adding to the
DeLamar mill is being completed when &
number of other men will be discharged
About 200 tons of ore day are being put
through now and this amount will be in
creased when all the tanks can be operated
together. The crushing capacity with the
twelve Griffin mills at work can supply 3OC
tons day if necessary.
The registry books will open here on tn,
FIRST Monday in July. 1t is hard to sa,
how many votes DeLamar will cast thi
year as so many people are constantly com
ing and going, but it will be by long odd
the leading precinct Except those VIII
came here from other parts of the State,
man must have arrived here prior to tn
Sd of May in order to be able to vote i
November.
Last Sunday morning at the DeLams
mill, G. w. Neal met with an accident b
which he completely lost the sight of h
left eye. He was engaged in putting tt
o gether one of the large cotton iron leachin
] tank in the new addition to the mill, an
y white rh,lln = edge of one of the pec,
a fragnes. OF IRON flew from his chisel an
completely pierced the ball of his left ey
The sight is entirely destroyed and IL
doctors have not been able to even find IL
piece Of steel
Dutton, the vag,, who is doing Il
, country on foot, and using two small chill
rem to help out by incidental begging, hi
got out of the county. He worked he
, month, under protest, and about thr
: weeks ago slipped away one morning, Il
, children, who had bees previously notife
meeting him on the road. He made his wa
}, to Panaca, where he was threatened wi
|, Pneumonia After few days he made
Il begging tour there and took team (
G Utah. 1t is thought he will land at Salil
+ and it is hoped the people will place hi
= where he properly belongs.
c On Friday last Dave Mclean was wor
g ing on new building which is bel
e erected for blacksmith shop in the rear
q the r. E. Wilkinson house on lower Nj,
street, and while standing on some raft
- about twelve feet above the ground pull
4 up a board the board broke throwing n
~ Lean backward He turned a compl
:" somersault and struck on his left foot a
lie hand with such force as to break some
4 the ligaments OF his foot. The injuries
severe, more dangerous than fraetui
y limb, and the injured man will be depri,
u of the use of his foot for six months or me
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