Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-26

FROM THE SoUTH.-We learn from Ed
A. Dolan, Just returned from Star, San
Francisco and Wah- Wah Districts, that
Gen. Conner is about erectinga quartz
mill on Beaver River, four miles from
Star. The lodges at Star look well.
Christman Bros, in San Francisco
District, are taking out large quantities
of ore and will soon begin the erection
of large mill there. Gen. Connor's
saw mill at Wah-Wah, GO miles from
Phoebe, is in good order and turning out
5000 feet Of lumber per day.
For ST. THoMAs.-Indian Agent In
gals has so far recovered from his late
illness as to be able to enter actively
upon his duties in the field. He will
leave in a day or two for St. Thomas,
and will visit Hike, Pahranagat Valley,
St. George and Kanab, and will be ac-
companied by Colonel Isaac Jennings, a
gentleman of years experience among the
mobile red men" of the forest. We
sincerely hope that his mission among
the Indians in those localities will result
IN good to the settlers.
The contract for the mason work of
the Floral mill was yesterday awarded to
Andy Snodgrass. 1t will require about
1000 perch of stone. Mr.. Snodgrass
has also taken contract to erect a stone
building for Clute Il Young, on Meadow
Valley street, which he will commence
to-day. This building will have front
! age of 80 feet by depth of 100, and will
4 be fine ornament to that portion of the
{ town.
Transfer HURT.-A teamster, whose
name We did not learn, engaged in haul
ing ore from the Phoebe mine to Bullion
vile, fell from his wagon yesterday, the
wagon passing over his foot and crush
J ing it very badly, so that it may have to
be amputated He narrowly escaped be-
ing run over by the wagon, in which case
he would have been crushed to death.
MORE CANplDATEs.-C. Knight at pre-
sent Justice of the Peace in Phoebe, is
announced in to-days paper as a candi-
II date for County Clerk, subject to the de-
u cision of the Liberal Republican and
q Democratic County Convention. James
n W. Wright submits his claims to the Re-
Il publican County Convention for AS
SCISSOR.
STATE BANK OF NEvADA.-The annual
election for Board of Directors of this
institution was held yesterday, and
Messrs. J. W. Wright. Barnum W. Field,
N w. H. Henderson, John r. Wilson, c.
VI Weiderhold James Finlayson and John
II p. Kelley were elected. The term of
a Office Of the new Board will commence
on the LIST prox.
NARROW EscAPE.-Whilst two strangers
employed by P. Fesenthal W ere stack
ing up flour last evening in the store,
the sacks fell, burying one and partially
covering the other. They were soon
rescued, when one was found to be I'M
injured, and the other hurt pretty badly.
He Immediately had n physicians care.
1t was narrow escape for both.
& To-NIGHT.-We see by the Review of
last evening that W. w. Bishop, Esq,
will address the Grant Club this evening.
bishop is one of the heaviest guns the
Republicans have, and those of that faith
YMwho need to be enthused" had better
hear him. The Review says he will re-
&ply to Fitch.
3 DELAYED.-The Salt Lake stage due in
Phoebe yesterday morning did not arrive
until p. m, owing to the stage meeting
M with an accident in breaking the pole.
As which occurred some Is miles from
Phoebe. The passengers and mail were
brought in in dead-ax wagon.
QUICK TME.-About dozen large
leans arrived in town yesterday from
oano, having only been IA days on the
Dad with goods consigned to P. Eel
nthal. Jacobs Il Fulton, ]. j. Halpin &
70. and Others. A large quantity OF coal
~ has been received by all the above
~ rms and will be sold cheap.
INJUNCTION SuIr.-The injunction suit
gainst the County Commissioner to re-
rain them from proceeding further with
20 contract already let to O'Connor for
-plastering the Court House COM
enced yesterday afternoon in the
district Court.
ATTEND to your teeth; don't wait until
ley ache and then in language of regret
~ you would give most ANYTHING to
we them. Go at once to DR.. Nichols.
ain street, and avoid sleepless nights
ave your stock of patience and, what
Patnre intended, your teeth. SEES
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Folk & Levin
n Main street have just received the
test and best publications at their ex.
nsive circulating library, and thew offe,
to the public at Is cents per yolnme
9all and see them.
I 9l1DN''r Go.-Col. Thornton did 90 tc
eureka on Tuesday morning, as stated
US yesterday. He changed his m;nd
bout the matter, and SO remains with
CUTTING l. Co.'s California Canned
ruits, Jellies and Jams are far suner;o,
all other brands. For sale by ali first
ASS grocers.
LOUIS TARpos, clerk of the RAYMOND