Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-02

ed US with the following information con.
cerning the course of the Railroad: AT.
ter leaving the divide the line winds
around the hillside above the Bowery
mine; from thence it runs eastealy TO q
point about 200 yards below the Alps
shaft. From thence it follows down the
first large wash east of the Alps shaft to
the main valley, which it follows to Ham
Lights stable. From this point the line
will cross the low divide into Dry Valley,
and from there enter the Meadow Valley
Canyon, near the Milk Ranch, and follow
the course of the valley by the Cond OF
mill to Bullionville. The grade from the
summit to the nearest point below TIN
Alps shaft is 1876 feet to the mile. From
this point to the crossing Of Ham.
Lights toll road, it will fall at the rate
OF 225 feet to the mile. From thence to
the stable it will be rs to 100 feet Der
mile. From Ham. Lights to Bullion
vile the grades have not yet been deter
mined, but will be quite easy. = The
principal trestle-work will occur about
halfway down the Wash FROM the Airs
shaft, where the line crosses from the
east to the west bank. These bridges
will be about 300 feet long and probably
20 feet high he grading along the
line between the Summit and the Alps
mine is progressing at a rapid pace, the
ties are being distributed along the line
and the iron will soon be placed on them
The track layers will closely follow the
graders.
RETURNED Thornton, Mr.. Hy-
man Candidate for State Senator,) Mr..
Shoaff Candidate for Assembly, Sheriff
Kane and Mr. Rives returned yesterday
from a visit to Glover Valley and Panaca.
These gentlemen are much pleased with
their trip and the kind reception they
experienced form the citizens of both
the places they visited. Col Thornton
and the most Of the other gentleman
spoke to large and enthusiastic meetings
on "Wednesday at Glover Valley, and on
Thursday at Panaca. At the latter point
"A humber of citizens came over from
Bullionvile and attended the meeting.
The party found that the citizens both at
Cloverdale and Panac1 Were ovprwhelni-
inely Democratic, and will certainly con-
tribute the full share to the Democratic
majority which will AS certainly as the
day of election arrives carry Lincoln
county. -......
FIRE PRoor.-Folk & Levin, dealers
in cigars, stationery, etc, are determ-
ined to secure themselves against total
loss in case fire should again lay the
town in ashes. In addition to their store
on Main street, they have constructed
perfectly fire proof storehouse on Lacour
street, near the Postof1ice. It is made
by an excavation running into the hill.
being Is feet from the entrance to the
storehouse. From the ceiling to the
surface is 10 feet. So it is absolutely Sc
cure against fire. In this place is stored
all their extra stock of goods. from which
their store On Main street can be replen-
ished at any time. Yesterday the estab-
hshment was formally opened, and bum
pers OF champagne We're drank to the
success of Messrs. Folk Il Levin. ~
Yesterday We had the pleause of meet
ing Mr.. Arthur F. Carmody of New
York, who comes out under an engage
ment with the house of Sherwood \ Bro.
MIR. c. is q man of great business ex-
perlence, and from his recommendations
we are assured he will meet the wants of
his employers.
The MAILS. We sac by the Eureka
Sentinel that the stage between that
place and Palisade has been behintl time
for the last few days, owing to the roads
being so bad. This explains the nom
arrival of the through mails of which
there has been so much complaint.
PERsoNAL.-Yesterday we gladly well
coined S. F. Halock to Phoebe. That
gentleman is an old resident of Nevada,
and one Of the most pushing and indus
trious of her citizens. We trust Mr..
Hallock will make Phoebe his home.
For HAMILTON Mr.. Salisbury, the
well known stage proprietor, who has
been staying in Phoebe for the last day
or two, leaves this morning for Hamilton.
Mr.. Salisbury is very pleasant, genial
gentleman, and has our best wishes.
Mr.. HYMAN,-The night before last
while returning from Panaca, this gen.
tleman managed to get dumped out OF
his buggy We are glad to say that he
escaped all injury excepting few
bruises.
ISrEREsrrNa.-Last evening Mr.. Pal
mer showed us an elegant map that he
had drawn, indicating the position Of the
several mines in and near Pioche 1t is
both interesting and useful and is exc
cuted in elegant style. r'u4
New BILLIARD SALooN.-M. Armer
has just fitted up an elegant billiard
saloon, in Jacobs Il Sultans brick build
ing. Those fond of such a mode of
passing leisure time will do well to visit
the Phoebe Billiard Saloon. -.
s. AsHiM & Bro. are the pioneer
merchants of Eastern Nevada. They
have just received large addition to
their stock, to which they invite the
attention OF those desiring anything in
their line. -
The STAR, a first class Restaurant on