Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-17

ASSESSMENTS tsnED. Following is a
hst OF the mines in Ely District upon
which assessments have been levied,
showing the amount of the assessme nts
per share, the day upon which the
assessment is due and the day of the
sale: 9 4 7a5 81. l5r9d. g. no . q q
Orlent-25 cents; delinquent Jan. 8:
Harpsr.1o cents; delinquent Dec. 25;
| sale Jan. 10. q
Washington l. Creole-2O cents; delin-
quent Dec. 26; sale Jan. Is.
HUM 4 Huntr$l; delinquent Dee.
az; sale Jan. 81 lii tI!If(.H
Hermes-$1; delinquent Dec. 10; sale
Pioehe-sl; delinquent Dec. IS; sale
Jan. +. ,....JIIr......-
>, Arkansas-5o cents; delinquent Dec.
l6 sale Jan 10. yTN fIFFf amy
National Bristol District Nye coun
tyl 30 cents; delinquent Dec. 16; Sale
Kentucky-5o cents; delinquent Jan.
IL; sale Feb. TIT ,a q 8f, %.
Amazon--10 cents; delinquent Jan G;
sale Jan. %. TgU3 uIU3 ~ ~,
Silver Peak-50 cents; delinquent Jan.
IL; sale Jan. 81. MOP bon a-de p.i
Msrion.25 cents; delinquent Jan. Is
: Ivanhoe-s1; delinquent Jan. 10; sale
90 chapman-25 cents; delinquen. Jan.
20; sale Feb. r.. ~
+ LYNcH's Chop HoUsr.-John H.
Lynch, an old and popular restaurant
keeper in Phoebe, informs the public
that he will keep his house open day and
nights The best Of everything is sup
Piled, including oysters, shell fish and
CLAIMS. Public and private parties sup
piled; . North side Of Meadow Valley
S'fee'. sH Z d7-h
The Highland Brewery Dspot, on
Laeour street. in addition to wines.
liquors, etc, sets superior lunches for
the qualification Of their patrons. The
saloon is spacious one, SO that one can
enjoy pleasant chat with friend over
Dottle OF lager or any other beverage
fancy may dictate: IEIT
COMING TO PIocHE.-The White Pine
News mentions N. s. Warren and James
Dinvoodv a. bound from hamilton for
Phoebe. ~ These gentleman ass highly
recommended by the News, and we hope
they may find Phoebe all their fancy has
painted it.
BOTTLED cider for sale at the Soda
Factory. Made from fine apples and
delivered to any part of the city for SIS 90
per dozen. Send in your orders,
DELFT. L. Q. CARNEY, Proprietor.
J. F. KoPp is now engaged in the Hair
dressing establishment Of Charles Cas-.
trea, San Jose House. Old friends and
new patrons are requested to call and
see 100 themselves. p3gAn lott
Mr.. P. A. CRA1ouE, one of the
Assemblymen from Lincoln county, left
for Carson City by Sundays stage,
We wish the gentleman safe and pleas. 4
ant journey.
MASONIC bALh.--Compiete arrange
ments have been made for the forthcom.
ing Masonic ball, on the evening of the
9th. - II promises to be splendid
affair. ..
The weather has been very pleasant
this fall. Sunday night, however, was
very cold, and yesterday the appearances
indicated an approaching storm.
J. H. SMITH announces the opening of
an assay office, and promises to render +,
satisfaction to his patrons. See adver-
tisement.
Just opened--Jas. Finlayson's New
Dry Goods store, opposite j. J. Hal
pin d Co., Main street. dS-1m
THERE are messages at the. Western
Union Telegraph office for George Phil.
fps and P. Phillips.
Gents furnishing goods at Jas. Fin
ayson 8. $500 r~"SAa g d8-lm
Sleeps Tongues Mt
$. AsHIM h BROS.
Go to Alexander's for your Drugs
German Salt Pickles at -
8. ASHIM BROS. I |
Picked Pigs Feet at
nl2 letyWII ~ 8. ASHIM BROS.