The Ely record. [volume] (Pioche City, Lincoln County, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

A NEW HoTEL.--Pioehe continues to
improve. A fiIe hotel at last! In two
or three weeks an institution will be fin
ished that will add greatly to the comfort
OF the travelling public. The old Skating
Rink grounds are now being graded, and
Il building 80 by 10 feet will be erected.
The front will be finished in rustic style,
with French balconies. There will be
~ rooms in the house, furnished with
rich black walnut furniture and fine
spring mattresses, ordered from San
Francisco. Each room will be supplied
with hot and cold water, with faucets
and all other conveniences found in large
cities. Four bath rooms will be attached
to the house, for the use of boarders.
The hotel will BE- called the "San JOSE"
and kept by Mrs. Pyle. formerly pro-
prietress of the Grand Hotel on Meadow
Valley street. The architect, Mr.. De
Lacy, judging from the drawing, has a
perfect conception of that line Of bust
ness, combined with excellent taste.
Messrs. Carr Il Co. are the builders, and
the principal street of Phoebe, before
great while, will be dressed with another
fine edifce.
HOME AGAIN.--Wes. Williams, an old
prospector, well and favorably known in
this camp, arrived in Phoebe on Sunday
last. after an absence of 20 days. He
has been on prospecting trip to Ivan!
pab, about 800 miles distant, but found
nothing worthy of attention. There is
only one mine being worked in that dis
trict-the Highton Chattieid--which pro-
duces ore assaying from "a, 600 to $4,000
per ton. Yves. wants no more prospect
ing in his, and regards Ely District MS his
mining affinity"
TRAVIS Bros. have an exchange stable.
in Bullionvelle in connection with their
Phoebe stables. Saddle horses to let for
$500 to ride either way. No stable bill
will be charged on our saddle horses at
either end Of the road.
FoH SALT LAKES. A. Kenner, q fell
low craftsman and for some months con-
nected with the telegraph Office in this
place, took his departure Monday last
tor Salt Lake City. He will sojourn in
the City of the Saints for the time being.
and will call upon the business men of
Salt Lake on behalf of the RECORD office.
Mr.. ktnner, while here, made many
friends by his prompt attention to bust
ness and readiness to accommodate all
thrown in business contact with him.
Don't forget that Mt Wilmans' the best
meals can be had obtained for 80 cts.
NEw FIRM.-We call attention to the
card Of Messrs. Durkee Il Goodspeed,
watchmakers and jewelers.. MIR. Good
speed is we'll known as an accomplished
workman, and is the pioneer matchmaker
of the city. Mr.. Durkee, formerly of
Rostnthall's jewelry store, is also most
excellent workman, and thoroughly post
ed i'll the business. Our citizens will
find these gentlemen pleasant and agree
able aud thoroughly competent and re.
liable in all business entrusted to them.
We predict for them q large patronage.
TRAVIS Bros. are up with the times in
TIE livery business. In addition to their
establishment in this place, they have an
exchange stable ut Bulhonville. Patrons
will be properly served ut either estnb-
lishment. sea
"OLD Boss. That cullnd pusson
cod Boss, who has declared himself
for Greeley, created considerable amuse-
ment last evening among the many that
throng our streets. He met Jeems, an
other Ethiopian of n lighter shade, and
declared himself Niger Democrat,
anxious to have a fight on the subject if
any colored individual should oppose his
views. Jeems, Mt being IA quarrelsome
individual, lett Boss in disgust, amid the
laughter OF all the lookers-on.
ANOTHER CoScERr.-Mr. Stanley, a
celebrated pianist, who has given con-
certs all over the coast with great sue
cess, has arrived in town, and will favor
the citizens of Phoebe with concert on
Tuesday evening next. He will be as
sisted by the ladies of Phoebe, the Phoebe
Giee Club, and numerous other per-
formers. Our citizens may expect a
rich treat, as it will probably wind up
with the pantomime of The -Four
| Lovers"
TRIAL OF THE HosE.-Last evening the
Hose Company made trial of the water
from the Plugs and it worked to the sat
isfaction of everyone, throwing water
over Halpin 4 Co.'S flag staff, about lao
feet high, and with force that would
do all the service required. We may
now boast of water works equal to any
in the State.
CUTTING & Co.'S California Canned
Fruits, Jelles and Jams are far superior
to all other brands. For sale by all first.
class grocers.
DISTRICT Court. Courtney case came
up again yesterday morning. A large
number of jurors were examined and ex.
cused, which exhausted the venire.
new venire was issued for 40 mere, re-
turnable at p, m. today. This makes
30 Jurors that have been summoned on
this case. Perry Fuller's case is set fol
this morning at 10 o'clock.
SERENADERs.-Evening before last
sweet strains of music were heard
through the town, and about midnight
the party managed to get as far as this
Office. We We're compe lied to turn out
the music was so charming. Messrs