Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-28
FROM THE MUDDY.

there, gives the following information:
The day he left the Muddy-about nine
dsvs aoo-Colonel J.nn;ngs WAS marin,
A. S
command the tn,i d;shnrsen, ., a.,
r.a so,d;.,,s ho;na .hon, "a ooo gu
were allowed the same wages per month
that are paid to the regular soldiers.
rhey were well and comfortably clad in
Saas NJ, CIV. .s aat;stn.,o Du. MI Sla''I
,ha oand,s;on - ,ho n,Sa poi' ~
NIL. H. go, a.. -. . ~ az on 'ne
~ ,,o,.;oriar .,.,a,at. si,, aIi n, 'ne sduams
and nj. on aooonnt =. H. anu , suns
-. 81 81 w. ~ NJ y. uno Ions-con-
Cn,nnai Jann;uos ,ra. ns =, 'he aseh,'
.hronnh an , mas uotne aii ne couio,
nai,o ,hoa ~. toai Sa,.a u san PorA, 70
distributing that detestible article of
aboriginal diet among them when MIR.
train " S"s sr , ne thu says IN
been expected from Hocklv Snrinps md
delegation went out to meet it, but
when they reached it they found that
every thing had been stolen but few
shovels, which are almost as indigestible
in an Indians stomach as salt pork; and
n mr ter ,nma,h;nn - ' at th o,e u he.
they started out.
cn.N pnoS,r,,rs ~, r,. >r,,n J.
n Smith vho or,;vo5 tro ,,;,
tbrouob tho southeastern ,or,;o,s ~ tho
-. ...-., a..
county Yesterday reports .na' harvest
ing was in progress in the Logan settle
men. on lne MUDDY, lhe y,ela being
we'll matured or course the farmers
down that way, with such bright pros
pects before them, are In good spirits.
Mr.. Patterson formerly merchant OF
rioche, Is one OF the Leading agricultu-
rists OF the Muddy, and Is this year
harvesting hundred acres OF barley
County, SURVEYOR ScHoppM.ss as.
sisted by Mr.. Curtis, is executing a mag
nificent plat of Phoebe, which is being
drafted from notes of the most accurate
and careful survey ever made OF the
city. Every lot and the crook of every
alley are correctly outlined. We will
have more to say about it when it is
SMOOTH EpHRAIN CHANDLER. =
Hphraim ohandier was duly convicted
hignt before last IN second jury trial,
OF the crime Of obtaining money by
personatinp an officer. and Yesterday
was sentenced to imprisonment in the
county iail for "a DAYS, Enbraim didn,t
get away with IL that time.
Mr.. PrERoE's BENEFIr.-Let all thea
TRIGGERS bear in mind that this is the
night of Mr.. Pierce's benefit nj Armory
HI ~ a. A.,
III. AZ, H"' ,onS oa'oreu W the auiuso-
1910 .no ,o. ., uon, "o:n "s
~ aasi an. tn ene ,iea.iicai me ne, aiio
house for him. The bill presented i.
attractive.
We understand that the required
three-fifths of the property interests o.
Phoebe are represented in the demant
-, :,
the for 1.-THE better government of tn,
cities and towns OF this State W.
. WI" pfooao'' give 'he new system 'ria'
OLD BoREAs was bowling and whist
S ling at terrible rate last evening, spite
fully tearing loosened shingles from
roofs, jerking hats from the heads o
I street walkers, and ooscurlng the SIX.
,ham ' e.oo ~ u hmii aaon o"uu rh WIS
i,roLo,s "o
The report again reaches us that
: rich gold ledge mas been found IN I'M
northwestern part OF me county, me ore
fr.o aoid ali ,hrn,inl !, ;, r. II i, ~
' r;cb and ;s not a ..r1zor.h,oda" vsin W.
should ,binl ,,,roha go onniJ be aas;I,
y fonnd
Tur Irr,u sorrurpx who mr.
nosted md who lately arrival from s,,
Lake Citv saw il is the intention Of tn
: -. ~ Yr,.n -, 81.
!. Dio.'ois y, 'ue o.'h oou'nein i'a''toa'
ent summer.
, srp,rr IN rur A,,zox, Nsu
/ eones iroin iiiSn'ahu 'hat l"ree pou
OF very rich ore has just been develope
i. IN 'he ARIZONA, tue most promising
II hone tba renort NAV nrovs trna "
e - -....,
e. CORRAL OF INDIANS )aeKasses' mule
and Chinese render the triangulate
e. street west OF Lower Main very irl
So p,oi,, s1 uus "a =, ~ 10 10 va r.,
lie ,ha o,too,oSr ioH f'"n''e" " NC s'"'e'"'
10 wv ''"o'o''e''
The Silver Peak Company have dete
mined, we understand, to erect steal
. hoistlng-works at an early day III "
ia are Hot Bitutly Hlisuthch tuttt 10 uIl wa