Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-20
pvxrrorEsT socIETY.-Under the aus

Sen.ember 1s. '''
pvxrvo1EsT cIETY.-Under the aus
;.os Of Rev. Father Seaman there has
r., been completed the organization OF
benevolent society entitled the " So
o;a,v Of St. Vincent de Paul" Such be-
novolence cannot fail to be productive OF
n,ucb GOOD in our community. The So
o;o,v requires its members, who are OF
both sexes, to visit the poor and SICK.
They are to use their best endeavors 10
oror;ate the wants of all that are IN
Strengthened circumstances - especially
uben sick-and provide suitable board
and lodgings and medical aid. All who
,r;s, m become members of the society
and participate in this good work are
admitted without regard to class or creed
Tho enrolled members now number near
" two hundred, and such is their zeal
hat Father Seaman, the President, con-
tcrnlates the immed date erection OF
hospital in connection with the society
which at no distant day he will be able
10 Mace under the charge and super
vision of the Sisters of Mercy. Among
tba benefactors of the society we are
pleased to mention Col. &. W. Ll8htner,
most worthy citizen, who became It's
FIRST honorary member, and should be
held in grateful esteem for donation OF
500: and Mr.. H. Laerue, for donation
of 800. and the use of his restaurant for
the ad interim meetings of the society.
We would suggest to many i'll our midst
who can well afford to do so to donate
few dollars to this charitable institution
Mt once. "Cast thy bread upon the
waters, and in many days 1t viii return
INTO vou.'' Father Seaman has shown
a noble disposition in becoming the IN
stigator of such noble work. Assist
him. We that have plenty, and do not
allow your religious prejudices to keep
you from lendinga helping hand to the
founder of an institution that will be-
come blessing to the poor and needy OF
Phoebe and vicinity.
AsIIIM BROS. MopUs oPERANDI FOR THU
PEOPLE. ...
THE LATEST AND THE BEST.
vATHE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS IN TIL
~ MARKET AT ASlllM BROS.
THE LOWEST PRICES. ....
THE NEWEST FASHIONABLE AND SUB
IF sTANplAL Clio rHING, HATS, -.
BOOTS AND SHOES ......
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Fol
81 FAMILY USE.
MINING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
HARDWARE AND TINWARE FOR EVERY
-N- RODY. a.a.f H=Hs
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE II
ANY PART OF THE CITY.
GENTLEMaNIY AND Polite CLERKS n
SHOW GOODS, AND SAriSFAC-
TON GUARANTEED.
FOR ANYTHING FROM A SkEIN OF THREAT
AQuARTz MILL. 60 THE PIONEER
CHEAP HOUSE OF ASHlM BROS.
MAGNET MILL,-Mr. Caldwell, actin
Superintendent of the Magnet mill dur
ing Mr. A. Barber's absence in the East
states that it is giving the best OF sati,
faction. Since the MIL started ores fror
different mines belonging to Mr.. Wn
Raymond have panned out well. Tc
day the mill will commence working o
q contract to crush 900 tons OF ore fc
the Chief Of the Hill mine. From n:
says of the ore, it is supposed that
will produce bullion equal to that of an
other mine in this district This Wi
naturally place the stock at far bette
figures than it stands to-day. 1t is
good Investment, and nearly all thos
who are now interested are not anxior
u to sell at present. -
N PANAcT FLAT.-We visited Panaca FL
yesterday, and were quite surprise
with the Improvements since our la
vista week since. The Flat lool
similar to a beehive. With hoistii
works, mines, boarding houses al
saloons, there is quite village of itse
Many Of the miners employed on t
Flat seldom if ever think of comi1
down tow, without it is to get SON
thing absolutely necessary in the way
clothing or groceries. j. E. Luci
agent for the Headquarters saloon,
doing thriving business, and his C,
toners seem satisfied with his brands
liquors and cigars. Clancey's saloc
on Main street, near the Flat, is also
ing we'll. .s... r..
WILSON e SoLoMoNs, in Fulks &
Alpin's saloon are in constant receipt
full supplies of news matter of all XII
from the East and West, and station,
of every variety they keep always
hand They also make specially of
CARS and tobacco and their brands
Ia these articles are not surpassed by {
firm in town. For the accommodation
the reading public they also keep a /
circulating library.
I$ New SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Proc
N Mr. John Nelson has been appointed
perintendent of the Phoebe mine. and
expected here soon. Mr. Nelson is
OF the pioneers of Storey county; wa
member of the State Senate from I
county; had charge of the Consolida
and other mines in Gold Hill; afterwa
embarked in the stock-broker BUSH,
at Gold Hill, with the firm of Nels
Shubbuck Il Co.; and then went
n North San Juan, where he engaged
mining and mercantile pursuits.
M NELSON is first-class mining man n,
thorough gentleman. Snba
New MARIETTA new market has
been completed on Meadow Va
street by O'Niel & Armstrong. where
best beef and the fattest norly ort =,