Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

sit.mber 17......... .'.........'-'' s'S.Se 60
ntember l5....-......--. $780,
rnou AI1zoSA.-George Hall has Just
Ao,,ru.d from Wallapai, Sacramento Dis
riot Arizona. and from him we learn
lows Of several old Piochers. Z. Martin
smith has great faith in Saerame INTO DIS
> Of turning ont well, and has been IN
,astips largely in the mines. He is now
ths owner of abont $4,000 feet in the
District. After purchasing the Little
/FT;ger mine, and sinking on II ~ lei, II
onnareutly pztered out; but Saith had
I'M and continued sinking. and at thu
d.ntb of 80 feet lie struck the VEN again, |
there il was feet wide, anu the pay |
.treok IS per cent. silver. Billy Mitcnei.
is successfully engaged i'll teamin5. Jac@
D,Inn has a saloon and is dong hue
bns,nrss. w. q. Blakely, who is largely
interested there. is in san Francisco, ne-
,,,tiat;no some sales There are about
|9U0 men in Sacramento District. Money
\. scarce mt present, but the future pros
|l.,ec,s CT the camp are COCA.
WILSON x SoLoMoSs, in Fulks y Nc
Alpi,,'s saloon are in constant receipt OF
full supplies OF news matter OF all KINDS
from the East and West, and statoner!
of every variety they keep always GU
hand. They also make n sprciaity OF ca
car, and tobacco and their brands o
. these articles are not surpassed by am
firm in town. For the accommodation o.
the reading pubic they also keep II TIM
circulating library.
SrRrrr IMPROVEMENTS. "A. II. Eman
u.l. the Road Commissioner, has ton
several days past been busily engaged III
grading and fixing up our streets, so as
TO facilitate travel and transportation
through them. Nam street now has
nuch bitter appearance than IT did a
few weeks ago; still there Is room Tor lni-
proveInent, and the Commissioner viii
,.u well to compel parties To remove the
piles of dirt and garbage that have been
permitted to accumulate near tne!r resi-
dences and places Of business.
Travel. Yesterday morning five Of
our business men left for San Francisco,
\ via Hamilton, to purchase goods, that
they may be able to supply the demands
of our rapidly increasing population.
The stages come in loaded with passen-
gers, and carry away bat few. who gem
orally 20 on business. with the intention
of soon returning The Salt Lake City
stage, for the last few days. has come in
full of passengers and gone ont empty.
This route is reported improving.
4 CIRCULATING LIBRARY affords CHEAP
means of obtaining good reading matter
and at trifling expense. G. Weider
hold furnishes novels and standard works
for 20 cents. He also keeps ON hant
stationery, cigars, tobacco and smokers
materials. HIS establishment is ON Main
street, opposite Meadow Valley. SEES
LEW. FELsENIuAL, one Of the delegates
TO the Republican State Convention
which meets ut Reno on the 18th inst.
will leave Phoebe for that place on Sun
day next, Lew. is identified with tn,
best interests OF Phoebe. and will trul,
represent the Republicans of Lincoli
county in the Convention c,
ATTEND to your teeth; don't wait unit
they ache and then in language Of regre
say you would give most anything t.
save them. Go at once 10 DIR. Nichols
Main Street, and avoid sleepitss nights
Save Your stock of patience and, wha
nature intended, your teeth. seS
The WEATHER continues warm durin
the day-alu,ost as much SO rs in tn
Summer months--but the nights an
mornings are cool and pleasant. Th
flies are now more numerous and nor
Troublesome than they were during I'd
summer; but we hope to get rid Of thel
carly in October. ,0'9'sn&
CUTTING & Co.'S California Came
Fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superic
TO all other brands. For sale by all frs
class grocers. 'i atf
The STATE VS.. COURTNEY
morning Morgan Courtney was on II
stand testifying in his own behalf I'll
statement he made WAS clear and to Il
point, aud If corroborated By other ties,
Jnony will go very far towards clear.l
nm. We hardly think this case VI
run longer than tonight.
4 pleasant hour may be passed
Clancy's Saloon, where all the papers a
kept on file for the use of PATRONS. Sc
The CHILr OF THE HILL is now looki,
4 better than ever before. Ore is bel
shipped to the mill daily. Five loa
sent off yesterday nssayed from $3.50
$3.50 per ton. The stock of this Coz
pany continues to advance, anl the Il
pearance OF the mine warrants it.
a At the Wilmans House." as co
\ meals are served for 50 cts. as can be h
in the city forts. .~a #Sr .
r. FELsENrHAL 4 Co. yesterday
ceived from Toano rec, ipts for 100 to
OF freight forwarded through f. F. Ma,
This house is doing an immense bu
ness, and it is necessary to have Lar
supplies constantly Ell route. ~
4 Don't forget that at Wilmans' the b.
meals can be had obtained for 50 rt,.
DELEoArhs.' The Republican Cour
central Committee appointpl tha fo,,o