Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-19

Removal Of the Record Office.
After mature reflection the proprietors
of the RECORD have concluded to remove
the Office far out on Lacour street, d.
rectly opposite the County Hospital.
The new locality has the advantage of
being beyond the danger Of destruction
by fire in al adjoining building. We
cannot, however, without regret, leave
the spot upon which the RECORD has
been published for over two years-fi first
as a weekly, and successfully as semi
weekly, tri-weekly and daily paper Yet
the hazard Of conflagration is too great
while We retain our Office in the heart of
the city, and therefore we must bid adeu
to our old Office and take up new quar-
tiers. In consequence of the time re-
4uired to adjust our presses, type, etc,
IN the new office, We are constrained to
defer the issue of our usual weekly
mining review. The business office Of
the RECORD will, for the present, remain
where it now is, and those having bust
ness to transact will be accommodated
by applying at the old stand, Upper
Main street.
The SANITARY CONDITION the face
of all that has been said of the shock
ingly filthy condition of the city, and al
though the temperature is high and
likely to remain so for some weeks to
come, nothing has been done towards re-
moving the huge piles of garbage and offal
which offend the sight and threaten to
bring upon us the horrors of pestilence.
This is the particular season when man
is, more than at any other time, predis.
posed to disease, yet the people stand
mutely and calmly, making no effort to-
wards cleansing the streets and alleys,
which are almost impossible owing to
their detestable condition. The Grand
Jury is now in session, and to that body
aggrieved parties ought to apply for re-
dress. The health of the city requires
that steps be taken for cleansing the
streets and removing refuse and often
sive matter out into the valley, where it
would be harmless.
THEATEI.--An overlooking house
greeted Carrie Carter last evening on the
occasion of her benefit. 1.-The French
Spy was the chief play presented, in
which she sustained three separate char
acters admirably. In the sword exercise
she showed great proficiency, as also did
Mr.. Thorne. Dudley made first rate
Colonel DeCourcy; and as Tony
Bavard. Bird could not be ex-
celled Tonight 1.-THE Prosecuted
Dutchman" will be presented, in which
j. H. Larkin and Carrie Armstrong will
appear.
We are so often asked by travellers
about the time of the arrival and depart.
ure of trains between Salt Lake and Leh
that we give the information sought
after: Trains will hereafter run daily
Sundays excepted) over the American
Fork Railroad, leaving Lehi at 9:30a. m,
on the arrival of the Utah Southern
train; returning, will leave Deer Greek
at 2:3O p. M, and connect at Lehi with
the ) O'Clock train for Salt Lake City.
JUSTICES CouRT.-No business was
transacted in the Justice Court yester.
day. The examination of the case q
George Boyd. charged with exhibiting {
deadly weapon in rude, violent ant
angry manner, will be taken up thi
morning.
RuMoR.-lt was again re
ported yesterday that a compromise hac
been made by which all differences be
tween the Raymond & Ely, the Herme
and the Kentucky had been settled. w
were unable to trace the rumor to All,
reliable source; in fact, by inquiring o
gentlemen most likely to be correct.
informed. we learned that nothing of til,
kind had been done. Il
The J.IL.-This county institution i
brim full. The major portion of tn
number are awaiting the action of tn
Grand Jury en- charges of felony. 1t i
not unlikely that few of them ma.
know by Monday whether they are to b
indicted. During such unpreoedentl
hot weather it must be very unpleasant
for so many persons to occupy such
small prison.
Doc KILLED.A savage dog tied i
front of house in the rear OF Ceda
street day before yesterday severely bit
small boy who thoughtlessly came With
reach of the animal. The father of th
boy went where the dog was and told h
master that he intended to kill the brut
"a This was objected to at first, but final
N the owner of the dog yielded the poiI
and the animal was put to death.
IcE-CREAM AND HAMILTON Ick.--O
Lacour street, in the old Review built
Is ing, delicious ice-cream and Hamilto
:" ice can be obtained in any desired quar-
tity. Remember the sign Hamilto
Ice for Sale" The wheel-barrow ma
:, supplies ice-cream from the same plac
and will take orders for ice.
O'NE11.. one of the four men woundt
on the morning of the 9th, when job
H. Lynch was MORALLY wounded, is &c
re ting we'll, and all danger of his beil
re permanently injured has now passed.
II. will be some days. however, before
will be able to go about.
No MINING REVIEW THIS WEEK.-O'
a ing to the arrangement Of affairs in co
sequence of the removal of the REcol
= office, no mining review will be given
Y to.morrow's issue. The necessity of Il
case will serve as an ample apology