Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-15

LhNiED.-f ollowing Is
iis' OF the mines in Ely District upon
winch 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:
orient.25 cents; delinquent Jan. 8:
sale Jan. q.
Harper.lo cents; delinquent Dec. 25;
sale Jan. ID.
Washington & Creoie-2O cents; delin.
quent Dec. 26; sale Jan. Is.
HUM Il Hunt-S1; delinquent Dec.
Is; sale Jan. 8.
Hermes-sl; delinquent Dec. 10; sale
Pioche-sl; delinquent Dec. 10; sale
Jan. 6.
Arkansas-5O cents; delinquent Dec.
Is: sale Jan 10.
National Bristol District, Nye coun.
w 5O cents; delinquent Dec. 16; Sale
Jan. 10.
kentucky-5O cents; delinquent Jan.
IL; sale Feb. l.
Amazon,-1O cents; delinquent Jan 6;
sale Jan. %. ...,...... :
Silver Peak-5O cents; delinquent Jan.
IL; sale Jan. 81.
CAPT. H. H. DAY, formerly Superin-
tendent of the Meadow Valley, has ar
rived in Phoebe, and will take immediate
charge of the Raymond & Ely. Our
greatest wish is that Capt. Day NAV
prove worthy successor to Col. Light
Nanf n 10 a. Al
mines of this coast, and will prove him
self capable of the arduous duties
assigned him. ... .
SHERIFF KANE, who has been for some
weeks in feeble health, left Phoebe
on Friday morning for California, and
expects to spend time at the Paso
Robes Hot Springs. San Luis Obispo
county. 1t is the sincere hope of his
many friends that respite from the
cares of Office will restore him to health
again. .n.. ..s
PRESENTS TO INDIANS Isaac Jen-
nings, Deputy Indian Agent, in charge
of Indian affairs in this section during
the absence OF Indian Agent ingalls,, has
received instructions from his principal,
IN New York, to commence distributing
presents to the Indians at st. George on
the 18th and at st. Thomas afterwards.
THEATRE.-Th audience last night
had real treat. The house was we'll
filed, and everything passed off to the
satisfaction of all. Maggie Knight was
the bright, particular star, of course,
but Lorraine. Jenkins and Pierce were
not of the fifth magnitude their excel
lence was visible to the naked eye.
LEN WINES, well known in Eastern
Nevada in connection with stage enter
prises, is now taking view OF the situa-
ton in Phoebe. He expresses himself
pleased with the outlook, and we hope
he will conclude to make stay of it this
time. ia1g -a.ar 7'rE
MORT, FISH & Co. have a superior
stock of goods in their line. The under
ground cellar for the storage of merchan.
disc is now approaching completion, and
when the work is completed, thew will
be well prepared for the winter trade.
A. G. CONDOR is progressing with his
addition to the establishment on Lacour
street. In few days the addition will
be completed, when his stock will show
to better advantage. His stock of liquors
is unsurpassed in this market.
YESTERDAY the remains of Julius G.
Meyer were started for Treasure Hill,
where his parents reside, and where his
body will be consigned to its final resting
place. s .... .r... ..
The Sentinel announces that Col. G.
W. Lightner passed through Eureka on
on the 18th, bound for California where
he will remain some weeks.
THERE are dispatches at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for ]. s. Ayers,
d: N. Conlin, j. ]. Davis and T. H.
Hill. .... nam h.
LYNcHs Chop HoUsE.-John H.
Lynch, an old and popular restaurant
keeper in Phoebe, informs the public
that he will keep his house open day and
night. The best of everything is sup
Piled, including oysters, shell fish and
CLAIMS. Public and private parties sup
piled. North side Of Meadow Valley
street. d7-tf
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.
de11-tf I. c. GARvEy, Proprietor.
J.F. KoPr is now engaged in the Hair
dressing establishment of Charles Gas.
trea, San Jose House Old friends and
new patrons are requested to call and
see for themselves. lott
Just opened-Jas. Finlayson's New
Dry Goods store, opposite J. J. Hal
pin q Co., Main street. "" dS-1m
THERE is message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for John Sheath.
Gents furnishing goods at Jas. Fin
laysons. '''l,-'4 0'' d8-1m
Sleeps Tongues at ..fe |
-. .aG.' s. ASHIM l. BROS.
: Go to Alexander's for, your Drugs.
Dutch Herrings Mt
. .,... 40 S. AsHIM L BROS.