The Ely record. [volume] (Pioche City, Lincoln County, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

Dorowsky, deputy Uranu MUSTER oi Tue
Grand Lodge of 1. .. O. F. Of the State
of Nevada, assisted by the following Of
ticers appointed for the occasion: W. H..
Dolman, P. G., Deputy Grand Master;
P. l.. Shoaff, p. G., Grand Warden; J..
b. Dayton, p. g., Grand S.; j. Pfoutz,
p. g., Grand Herald; p. }. IL. Smith,
p. G., Grand Marshal; Frank
Wheeler, p. IT,. CIR. Treasurer, instituted
Phoebe Lodge No. % l. o. o. F., after
which tlrrtollowing officers were elected
and regularly installed for the present
term j. W. Wright, p. g., n. g.; A.
Brown, V. G.. c. f. Bowen, r. S.; H.
M. Barnes. T.; Frank Wheeler, Jr P. e.,
X. G. The n. G. appointed the follow
ing officers: r. ). N. g., J. Pfoutz, z. &. /;
l.. s. n. G., John A. Steele; W., NJ.
Meehan, p. g.. c., A. j. Kent; l. e., L.
Noss; o. e., M. Rourke. The Order
starts here under most favorable au-
spices. Seven members were admitted
10y card and one by initiation on the
evening of its organization. The Lodge
has fine hail. which is neatly furnished
Its membership will doubtless increase
rapidly.
RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMEST.-IIH II.
Day has resigned the superntendency of
the Meadow Valley Company, and the
Trustees have appointed NJ. F. Tarpey
to the position. While filling the place
Mr.. Day gave universal satisfaction, and
we regret to lose him; but his private
business required his immediate atten-
ton and compelled him to resign the
responsible position. Almost every one
in Phoebe is familiar with the genial
countenance of Mr.. Tarpey, who is one
of the pioneers of the camp. He has
been ill the employ of the Meadow Val
ley Company from its infancy, and is
81 thoroughly conversant with its affairs in
their various branches; therefore no one
is better qualified than lie Tor the super
# lNtendency. He has our best wishes for
success during his term of office.
CHIMNEr5. - Yesterday our attention
was called to the careless manner in
n which people put up stove-pipes through
shngie roofs without using the necessary
M precaution of putting tin plates around
them to keep the heat from the shingles.
A restaurant on Meadow Valley street
has been notified II number of times
about the careless manner in which its
/. stove-p'pe is put up, bnt the warning is
not needed. 1t is the duty of the citizens
of PIoche to individually look after this
matter, MS it may be the means of saving
many struggling merchant from losing
all by fire. We would urge Fire Warden
Holland to attend to the Meadow Valley
street restaurant and see that its pipe is
fixed immediately.
# INDIAN AGENT INGALLS, is now suffering
from severe attack of diarrhea, which
has compelled him to defer for IA time his
contemplated visit to the Indians on the
n Muddy. This is to be regretted, MS Levi
n Gheen, agent for the Snoshones. Gaze
ov-r few days ago to accompany nn,l
N assist Mr. Ingalls, ON the proposed trip;
"A but WAS compelled to return to his own
field of operations yesterday. We hope
Air. ingalls, may soon recover, and that
Mr.. Ghren will find time to come over
aud lend him a helping hanl; for Levi
Is good man among the red rascnls.
ANOTHER RHsTAURANr,--1L McAlpin,
of the firm of Fuks x McAlpin, is now
fitting m and will next Monday open a
4 tirstcass restaurant on Meadow Valley
a street, nearly opposite the Cosmopolitan
= Saloon The building is GO hy 1917 feet.
NJ The dining room will be Il 10y 1917 feet,
with high ceiling, and is nov being linz d
and neatly papered. The kitchen will
Il be ~ by lGH feet, with II spacious liar
for keeping things cool in the summer
4 and warm in the winter. Wien opened
81 tins new establishment will be one of the
~ very best in the city.
VA 1EMININE RENcoNTaE. The on'y row
snce our previous issue which W. have
IA to mention this morning s that which
M took place on Wednesday morning be-
. tween two of the class Of femininity
NV more frail than fair, wherein castors and
snghr-bowls flew around like bullets in
an infantry charge. One of the parties
was made to de-camp from the field.
Meaaow Valley street was the scene of
the fenrontre. Officers ntprfered and
arrested both parties, who were admitted
20 pau; jealousy was the cause of the
difficulty.
MI DEARTH.-The residents of Phoebe
"re pursuing their usual pursuits in an
leVery-day sort of style, everybody seems
satisfied with every one else, the mines
are being worked with customary vicor.
nnu nothing seems to be ont Of Joint; no
nghts have occurred since our previous
ISSUE and we have neither birth. mar.
Jiage or death. or even elopement to re-
cord Possibly the present calm is on
the heel of some local storm.
STREET RErA1R1NG.-Street Commits.
eioner Emanuel, alive to the best i. ter
fsts OF the city. has force of men en-
gagged in the laudable work of making
decided repairs to the principal streets
he rains which fell some weeks AGO
rendered the streets extra hazardous for
wagon navigation, and made repairs nee
essary. The earth from the various ex-
Eavatlons ,gol1g or in different parts of
the town has been put to good purpose
~ pll'ng up bitches and making the streets
iAAvel. ''-'e''
THEFr.-On Tuesday evening last, be.
\ tween 10 and II o',Joo1. ,o.ss