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

ASSESSMENTS LEVIED .-.Following is
list OF the mines in Ely District upon
which assessments have been levied,
showing the amount of the assessments
per share, the day upon which the
assessment is due and the day of the
SALE s... U..
Orient IS cents; delinquent Jan. 8:
sale Jan. "a. -
Harper--10 cents; delinquent Dec. %;
sale Jan. 10.
Washington a. Creole-20 cents; delin-
quent Dec. 26: sale Jan. Is.
HUM Il Hunt-S1; delinquent Dec.
IL; sale Jan. 8. H 7
Hermes-Sl; delinquent Dec. 10; sale
Jan. G.
Phoebe 81; delinquentDec. 10; sale
Jan. 6.
Arkansas cents; delinquent Dec.
Is: sale Jan 49, ElT, rYT.l a no
National bristol District, -Nye coun,
ty) so cents; delinquent Dec. 16;; Sale
Jan. 10. .l-.t- a-J..r.
Kentucky-5O cents; delinquent Jan.
IL; sale Feb. 1. - "a a. sfA z .
Amazon-10 cents; delinquent jan Q;
sale Jan. ~. -y ey9 trHG5 I'D
Silver Peak-50 cents; delinquent Jan.
IL; sale Jan. 81. a .ga.ar.ris
BENEFIT OF S, r.. CALHoUN-On Fri
day evening, until which time the.
Theatre remains closed, Mr.. S. Il. Cal
houn, the proprietor, will take his first
benefit A good bill is offered, and we
hope no may have crowded house.
Mr.. G. has gone to great expense in
! fitting up the, Theatre, and we hope his
perseverance in that direction will meet
merited reward. The population of the
town is sufficient to support a theatre,
and in the absence of amusement, it is
strange that the house is not full every
night.
/ & FINED -IMPR1soNEp.- Frank Kern,
who On Tuesday struck at smith Gray
with an iron poker and afterwards struck
W. s. Travis with bottle, was yester-
day fined $50 and costs by Justice
Stoutenburgh. Counting in the costs,
his entertainment involved an expendi-
ture of 1874, which he was required to
pay over, or 60 to Jail for AZ, days. He
chose the latter alternative, and there
he is.
NEARLY COMPLETED. Among the many
new buildihgsin PiocheEthat OF Nessrs.
Bishop 4 Sabin, on Main street, is qui tie
conspicuous. 1t is credit to the gen.
tlemen who have invested capital in its
construction, and adds very greatly to
the appearance of our principal thor
oughfare. In few days the law Office
of Bishop & Sabin will be removed to
their new building Ai@fJ
JESSE BEENE.-Having closed out his
business in Phoebe, requests all persons
holding claims against him, to present
the same at Bishop & Sabin's law Office
for settlement. All persons indebted to
! esss Bseene are requested to call at
Bishop & Sabin's Office and settle the
same, and thereby save cost.
Phoebe, Dec. 10, 1872.
d11-1w. JESSE BEENE.
LYNCH's Chop HoUsE.-John H
Lynch, an old and popular restaurant
keeper, in Phoebe, informs the publ,
that he will keep his house open day ant
night. The best of everything is sup
piled, including oysters, shell fish anG
clans. Public and private parties sup
piled. North side of Meadow Vale.
street diff .
WARD. - One of the first furniture
warehouses in town is that of H. Ward, OF
on Main street. Anything in the furn
iture aud bedding line, from the elegan
and costly to the serviceabe and low
priced, can be obtained at his establish
J ments. Elegant caskets and collins ar
J also on hand and made to order.
SHERIFF KANE, who has been off dut,
for some time owing to severe illness
came into town yesterday. He is nov
in much improved condition, and viii
soon, We hope, be restored to good healtl
and his usual visor.
: RAFFLE.-On the oath Christmas Eve
) a rattle for genuine alabaster clocl
t (Which runs one monthly will come Of
D at McCluskey's Capitol Saloon. Their
, | are as chances at 81 each.
' DUE To-pAY.-The following passen
0 gers are due to-day from Hamilton
: H. Mexican, c. M, Patterson, w. H
+ Sears, w. Apples, J. McNiel, Miss G
/, Tice and Miss Stanley.
: BOTTLED cider for sale at the Sod
: Factory. Made from fine apples an
4 delivered to any part of the city for SIS 0
= per dozen. Send in your orders.
il DELFT. T. c. CARNEY, Proprietor.
Q j. F. Kopp is now engaged in the Hail
= dressing establishment of Charles Cas
: trea, San Jose House. Old friends an
Is new patrons are requested to call an
It see for themselves. loft
b Just opened-Jas. Finlayson's Ne
s. Dry Goods store, opposite j. J. Ha
y. pin & Co., Main street. dS-1m
a, THERE is a message at the Wester
II Union Telegraph Office for John Sneatl
t Gents furnishing goods at Jas. Fin
e. layson's. i FASANAhAeA a sd8-1m
;, Sleeps Tongues Mt
=. .EIgT&$ 3 8. A6HIM l. BROS.
= CiA-il- For, Rent. 'i+.-