Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-12

Phoebe Daily Review was made on Sat-
urday evening, Nov. 8, 1872. The sud-
denness of the step prevented state
ment of the reasons therefor being pub
lished at the time. Considering that the |
result of the election in Lincoln county |
was much more favorable to The Review
than its proprietors anticipated, our
patrons and friends rightly express some
surprise at this unnatural I" taking off. "
The fact is, two daily papers in Phoebe
at present would be too much of a tax on
the community; in the next place, one
paper properly managed will supply all
the wants of the town and county in the
newspaper way. Had the Review con-
tinued the opposition, the business
would have degenerated into cut-thioat
game; neither paper realizing cent OF
profit, at best. The subscribers to The
Review who have paid in advance will re-
C i've the RECORD instead until their
time expires. And all who want Phoebe
newspaper, are requested to p,ltronlze
the RECORD Further than this, we
may state the Review was very literally
patronized in every way, and we hereby
return our sincere thanks for the same.
We feel that the publication of the pa
,, p r, even for the short time of the cam
paign, was not barren of good results OF
| permanent character in the communl-
| ty. Doubtless its tone and style made
| it more or less enemies; but newspaper
| like an individual, without enemies has
| no true friends. AS we never reprinted
| any of the notices of the Review by our
! exchanges, we NAV also return thanks
| for their universally kindly reception of
| it. Some of them made mistake as to
the proprietorship. Messrs. Kenyon Il
Taylor alone We're responsible that way.
| r Jos. WATSON,
| FRANK KENYON,
Editors of The Review "wich was"
FIRE ALARM.--At O'Clock yesterday
afternoon a fire alarm was sounded, and
Immediately after the apparatus of both
companies was brought into use. The
FIRE originated in saloon on Meadow
Valley street, between Travis stable and
Pulks a. McAipin's saloon. 1t is sup
posed to have caught by sparks falling
upon the roof, then burning through the
shingles and canvas ceiling. There was
but little fire in the stove We again
urge every one to exercise the greatest
care in regard to fire, ana see that all
stovepipes are properly adjusted and
extend above the roof far enough to
render fire from sparks next to i'm
possible.
JUsTIcEs CoURr In the cases of the
State VS.. VIM. McCarty and Henry Nc
Elvary for disturbing the peace--the re-
suit no doubt of two much hilarity
caused by too free an indulgence in ar.
dent spirits the defendants pleaded
} guilty, and Justice Stoutenburgh, taking
humane view of the cases, fined each o
, the defendants So and costs, with "a sol
emn injunction to 90 and sin no more
In the case of t, ames Clancy, charged
n with violation of the statute prohibiting
the sale or giving away of int ,xioatln
n liquors on election day, the defendan
was discharged, owing to the absence Q
the prosecuting witness,
:. ELECTION RETURNS precinct
!. are yet to hear from, but it is not e1
e pected that these precincts VIII chang
d the result unless it be between Curt
and Hanley for Assessor or Schoppman
and Palmer for Surveyor. A tlbula
statement Of the res ut of this count
will appear in our columns as soon 4
s the votes are clnvassel by the Count
Commissioners.
If PERsoNAL.--Amongt the recent arrival
. via Hamilton stage, we noticed Hon
Judge CARRIER, exJustice of the Supren
# Court, who comes here to reside an
e practice ahis profession; Judge ]. I
Hardy, of San Francisco; d. w. Perle,
Y ESQ.,, of this city, and VIM. II. Raymon,
Y one of the owners of the Raymond
* Ely mine,
ia TAX PAYERS, ATTENTION Treasur'
Philips d sires US to impress upon tai
" payers the Importance of paying the
y taxes without delay, as but few ia,
-. elapse before taxes become delinquen
y and additional costs will be aIde
;" Money will be saved by making prom
40 payments. 1T. 20,
JUDGE MEssICK, who formerly presi
n. ed over the District Court at Virgin
,s- City, arrived here few days since,
mt visits Phoebe on professional bushes
and will remain some time. Many
10 his personal friends here join us i'll c
W tending to this gentleman cordial w
NJ keome to our busy camp.
'o0 SHARGE OF MURDER. -Geary Manpil
en- was yesterday arrested on q charge
he murder shooting John II. Strain
'te election day. The preliminary exam
IN nation commenced before Justice Stol
rer enburgh last evening, but there being
nd evidence to sustain the charge
tor accused was discharged.
I p GONE HoME,-Wm. B. Taylor, Esq.
On partner in the RECORD Office and a
he proprietor of the Elko Independent,
ON by Hamilton stage yesterday for Ell
10 Mr.. Taylor is one of the Electors
the President and Vice President from t
is State, having been on the Grant a
10 wilson ticket .....
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