The Ely record. [volume] (Pioche City, Lincoln County, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

within the last month the idea was con-
coived that it would be possible to make
a saving of water for the different min
ng companies by rigging a cond.ser,
which has since proved to save 80 per
cent OF the water. The Arkansas and
Kentucky mines ordered condensers
which have met every expectation,
GREAT REDucrfcx m FnEioHrs-IM.
ponrANr TO ProcHE SnrprxRs. The Cen
trail Pacific Railroad having reduced the
rates of Freight from San Francisco to
Ogden-to take effect July 18th, 1872, as
follows:
FIRST Glass, PEN 100 Lbs. 49,. s1.s5
SECOND 4" :. F" GO
THIRD 4" !" Z" 1.40
FOURTH {. 90
PAYABLE IN u. s. CuRnEScY--And the
Utah Southern Railroad being rapidly
pushed forwurd--tlie route via SALT LAKE
Cry offers to Phoebe shippers, better IN
d,tcements in time and at LOWER RATES
than any other, over "A good road aud
through a hichRx settled country. The un-
dersigned will Alliance charges, receive,
and promptly forward all goods marked
w NhSh SoAS t0V WAY lOWtSt IbltS. q
GORDON a. MURRAY,
Forwarding 4 Commission MERCHANTS
Salt Lake City.
j. j. HALpyS & Co.-This firm com.
poses the pioneer hardware men of
Phoebe. Tney xurmounted all obstacles
and have established their house on n
firm basis. J. j. HIlpn. the leading
member of the hr,n. has n perfect knowl.
| edge of the business, having served a
number OF Years with New York and
San Francisco houses. The concern,
like many Others i'll this camp, started
on Il small scale and sfinally reached a
standing equal to any in the State of
| Nevada. They have full stock of min
ing hardwnry and command large share
Of the trade. Their two story fire-proof
| building is a stsyiled ornament to the
| town, which wiz. III case Of fire. most Ell
fectually cheek il progress either way.
In pocket cutlery they escell--having
| large assortmeAt Of Wostenholm aud
Rogers knives. A large tin shop is con-
necied with the establishment, where all
kinds OF wortx can be turned @out. The
general public cannot fail to appreciate
tneir efforts.
FIRE. Yesterday morning about Q
O'Clock II fire broke out between the 1. X.
L. lodging house and Mrs. Hickox's mil.
linery store on Lacour street. 1t is
almost impossible to tell how the fire
occurred, but 1t il supposed that
n barrel of rubbish caught fire from the
| blacksmith shop on Main street. Fire
| Warden Holland and Mr.. Smith ex-
tnguished the flames before any great
damage WAS done. 1t was fortunate that
these gentlemen We're on hand, other
wise II serious conhagration might have
been the result. Fire Warden Holland
is constantly on the alert and our citi-
zrns shonld second his efforts by being
more careful
Everything warrants the assertion that
Wiederhold really does keep the best as
sortment of fine cigars, tobacco and
smokers material. His stock of station
cry is not equalle1. AS further attrac.
ton, he has added circulating library,
and is furnishing novels and standard
works to the reading public, for the small
sum of 20 cents. Everybody knows
where to find Wiederhold, opposite
Meadow Valley street.
DICK HALL.-We had the pleasure of
seeing our old friend Richard Hall yes
telday. He thinks this camp chief of
| the mountains and the best he has struck
yet. He intends making this his future
home-not for all time to come, but, at
| least until he can make a turn" Mr..
Hall is thoroughly conversant with mill
ing and mining.
BISHOP Bros. have just received large
and fine assortment of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, such MS .Erlaa,
Pinaud and Wright's Colognes. {nbin' $
and Phalon's Extracts, Florida Water,
Pomades, Hair Oil, Cold Cream, Creme
dc lis, Laird's Bloom of Youth, Balm
Tooth Paste, Steinberger's Glycerine,
Honey and Elder Flower Soap, Lubin's
Soaps, etc., ETC., etc., which, together
with "a full stock of Chemicals and Medi-
cines, they are selling at the lowest mar
ket prices.
REPUBLICAN MEEr1Na.-.Last evening
the Republicans of Phoebe held mass
meeting at the theatre. A large number
OF citizens assembled and several LOYAL
speeches We're made. The lateness of
the hour compels US to omit an extended
notice.
The San Jose & Justice Companies
consolidated were sold at Sheriff's sale
on Wednesday morning last to settle
debts due parties here. Frank Might
was the purchaser.
FRANK SEgLY leaves in this mornings
stage for Schellburn, via Hamilton, hav-
ing contract with Jim White to put up
a mill there.
CAPTAIN ATKINSON, of the Baltic mine,
leaves on this mornings stage for San
Francisco. He will be absent about three
weeks.
There are messages at the telegraph Of
Hce for Bernard Pfifer and Frank Miles,
blacksmith.