The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-21
FROM peLAMAR.

Ek-Oof. ADAMS mas oteu IN tOhh i"i
few days attending TO his supply ing De
Lamar with beef
From indications wedding bells ring before
long. Boys don't try TO keep those things
quite they will get out
A liberal reward is offered for the return
OF valuable gold watch lost 10 town. Re-
turn to the Lode office and be rewarded.
The big three, Bosko, Hartman and Kahn
have been doing the town the last few days,
they left for the north on the 18th
DeLamsr has missed a number Of our
citizens who have been called to do duty at
the setting Of the District Court at Phoebe.
Mr. Goodw representing the Salt Lake
Tribune has been in town for a few days
attending to the interest Of that popular
daily.
To the wife of Jack McDonough, ON the
18th inst, a girl was born, aud they say it
will be called Omega, good, the next will be
Alpha
Reports are that miners of the DeLamar
mine voted for selection OF doctors a few
days ago each OF our three physicians received
portion. DR.. Hsger getting slight ma.
iority
Coasting has been the rage the past few
days: every conceivable devise for sled
was brought into play, and the youngsters
have had great time The snow has about
gone on our streets
Snow in the hills is deep; at the saw mills
about two feet fell, and at Culverwell's log.
ging camp it fell to depth of three feet or
more. Mr.. Roeder made the trip on foot,
and the snow being soft he was wet to his
armpts
DeLsmar has been treated to the biggest
snow storm it has had since the settlement
of the camp 1t was estimated that a foot
fell during the storm. but the severe wind
caused it to drift in several places to q
greater depth
On the Goth inst DeLAmar will be treated
to first class boxing match between Maher
OF DeIamar and Robbins Of Utah in Vietta's
Hall. much interest is taken in the bout as
both men have good records, side bet Of
$40, and the entire gate receipts to 90 to win.
ner, Many bets on the result are being
make.
A sound that resembled civilization
greeted our ears on Monday morning when
the first school bell rang to summons the
children to our new school house The
trustees have been indefatigable in their en-.
deavors to obtain competent teachers. Prof
Stone from the far East, has been engaged
as principal Of the Grammar department,
and Mrs, Kelly as teacher Of the Primary
department. Prof. Stone comes with the
highest Recommendations, and is determined
to place the school on a firm and orderly
basis We heartily wish the school success.
The Magnolia Mine.
Your correspondent according to promise
paid visit to the pioneer producer Of Fer.
guson District, the Magnolia mine, situated
at Helene, This mine has been doomed Of
late in local circles, and to determine the
truth of these reports visit was made on
the Is inst This mine that produced large
quantities of high grade ore in the early
days of the District has again come to the
'front.' and from its showing will be an equal
of the famous DeLaMar mine.
Supt. c. Garrett extended every courtesy.
The mine was visited in every part, md the
result Of the Investigations are as follows.
The reorganized company Consists of T.
X. Jones, Salt Lakes popular banker. John
Vietti, John Purtscher of Delamar, Joseph
Eisenmsnn of Phoebe. these are the lucky
owners.
The following statement was furnished by
By Supt, c. Garrett The new tunnel to
tap the old works was run on contract dis.
tanco of $50 feet to obtain air and connect
with the old workings, raise was made
of twenty-eight feet after the ledge was en-.
countered.
From the striking Of the ledge in the new
tunnel they have driven ahead fifty feet all
in good ore and have not yet encountered
the other wall.
The grade Of the ore speaks for itself from
the Companys books Viz. They have at
present $50 sacks OF first-class ore that as.
says $50 dollars in gold, and 1856 ounces in
silver. and so tons Of second. class ore that
assays so ounces in silver and Is dollars in
gold As yet no stopping has been done, the
intention Of the company is to block out the