Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

steps Of the Giants staircase at Venice
to his execution - but the fire bell of
Phoebe, which for the future will only
break its silence on the occasion of nm
alarm OF hre, or in sounding the knell.
when one of the gallant fraternity to
whom 1t belongs shall be carried by his
sorrowlng bretheren to his last resting
place. May there never be occasion for
It's use IN either case, is our heartfelt
wish. Yesterday the bell was placed in
position at the truck house of the H. &
L. Company. 1t is hung on a substan-
tial frame and is ready for instant
service. IN case its warning note may be
required.
The FLORAL MrLL.-The building of
this mill is progressing most satisfactor-
lily. he grazing is about finished, and
the foundation walls are also nearly COM
pleted. The latter have been construct
ed by Mr.. Andrew Snodgrass, who is
well known for his excellent workman
ship as mason. The machinery is all
on the way from Toano and will arrive
in few days. The framing of the
battery timbers and the building is also
rapidly advancing. Our friend Mr.. J..
U. Clarke, is bestowing unremitting care
III experimenting the works, and is ably
seconded by MIR Hutchins who has no
superior as mill-wright on the coast.
RAILROAD IRON is coming in. We
noticed several wagons loaded with this
material on the street yesterday. As we
announced, Gen. Page has gone to Salt
Like to take measures to hurry the trans
portation hither. During his absence
Col Carter, ably seconded by Mr.. Beck
with, will press on the work with all in.
aginable diligence. The Colonel is a
practical RAILROAD constructor. The otner
day we saw him welding spike.i,iaul
as deity as the best of them. We fond
Col. Carter an affabls gentleman, md
very willing to tell us what he knows
about building railroads, which comprises
no small fund of information.
The BALL of the Society of st. Vincent
de Paul was complete success. There
was very large crowd in attendance.
who enjoyed themselves very much. The
music, under the direction of Professor
Fischer, was all that could be desired :
and Mrs. Grambs provided an excellent
supper, to which full justice was done by
the gay throng. We believe the Society
must have reaped considerable pecuniary
advantage from the party, at which no
one could rejoice more than we do. We
hope all their undertakings may give as
much satisfaction as their party.
DAILY MAILs.-Mr. Barnes, the Post.
master OF Phoebe, writing to the Review
says that when the Palisade stage strives
at Hamilton five minutes before the de.
parture of the Phoebe stage, it has always
brought out the mails, letters and all
We are glad to hear it, and also glad that
two OF Grants Postmnsters are attending
to their duties rather than following the
Dad example OF the Chief of the DEPART
ment-Postmaster General Cresswell
In all complaints that we have to make
about the public service we shall always
try to be just and not condemn the limo.
cent for the faults of the guilty.
For THE BAY.-Our old and esteemed
friend, Mr.. Shields, will leave on Thurs.
day for San Francisco. Mr. Shields has
been for some time being engaged in
merchandising on Meadow Valley street.
and has won for himself the same repu-
tation for fair dealing and promptitllde
which so honorably distinguished him
in Marysville, California. Mr.. Shields
goes to select fine stock Ct groceries
and provisions adapted to this market.
He has our best wishes for safe and
pleasant Journey and a speedy return.
JUsTIcE's Court. State VS.. Joe, the In
dian, charged with petty larceny. Dis
charged. ...
State VS.. M. Policy, charged with petty
larceny. RemaLded until the 9TH of No
vember, under $500 bonds.
State VS.. John Lazenby. Assault and
battery. Jury demanded, and trial set
for this morning, at ~ o. clock.
To TAx-PAYERs.--The attention of the
taxpayers of Lincoln county is called to
the notice issued by the County Treas
urer. inviting the folks to walk up to
the Captain s office and settle.
Correct Geographical Time at W. Man
ning's Jewelry Store, opposite Wells,
Fargo l. Co. s. oc16.lm
BILL PosTrNG.-A bill poster will call
at the RECORD Office, whenever his SER
vices are required. oc26
A pleasant hour may be passed at
Clancy's Saloon, where all the papers are
kept on file for the use of patrons. sell
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