Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-03

". L ullSOL, SolOhCi icCo. III W
T. Tilley care Of dead body. 10 w |
H. Phillips, Treasurer, 6mos.
salary ................ Soo w
j. A. Curtis, making sessnent
on mines for September. -. 800 90 |
j. P. Curtis, salary as Supt. of -
Schools. ................... 100 90
X. Phillips wood and rent for
Treasures Office. ....... 100 90
W. &. Glissan's salary as Com
missioner for quarter ending
December 81. $50 90
p. McCannon same. ........ $50 90 |
NJ. McCluskey same. ..... $50 90 |
P. b. Miller, Clerk fees. .,.. S3 20
Mrs. II. Voss, boarding and
lodging sick. ............... gu w
Floral Spgs. W. Co., water for
December. ............... 10 oO
McKillip & Scott, hauling dead
men ......: .'.''.''''. ~ w
E. L. Mason, Surveyor, office
rent and surveying ....... ITO 90
f. L. Corwin, taking evidence
State VS.. Evans. ......... 80 GO
H. Ward, burying dead from
County Hospital. ........... 3O2 80
Eiseman & Co., mdse for Dist. .
Attorneys room ......... 20 80
G. Goldthwaite, Dist Attorney,
salary for December. ..... 100 90
Holland e. Co., printing for
county Observation-Disclosures. 81 w
VIM. Mcintyre, salary as Fire
Warden for december. ..... 1856 90
Harrison Bros; carpeting for
Court House. .............. IVA 5O
E. S. Williams, Hospital Stew
art, and assistant .... 80 %
Jacobs a. Sultan, mdse for Co.
Hospital .................. $50 90
Same for Jail ................ 1873 90
p. NJ. O'Connor, plasteripg the
Court House -. 5,s6s SO
g g extra work on Court Cd
House ................ $40 90
F. Wheeler, mdse for county. 3Ol 90
Mrs. G. Wright, washing for
County Jail. ..........,..,. Is 10
s. g. Barnes, wagon labor, and
hearse for county. ......... ITO w
Salary as Road Inspector 49,. 100 %
Thos. Driscoll, janitor at Court
| House Observation-Disclosures, 10 w
Deputy Jailer, salary for Nov. lS6 OO
Jerry Leahigh jailer, salary for
| december. ................. olo w
boarding prisoners Dec 73S 90
Sam (Chinaman) washing for
County Jail .............. % %
A. j. Kent, painting Court
House ... ........ zoo w
d. l.. Deal, County Physician 200 w
d" attendance on sick Is 90
Phoebe Market, meat for Hos
ptal, December. ......... lao 90
G.. G. johnson, wood for Court
House and Hospital 80. =. 34S 90
The following accounts were rejected:
C. F. Philson, Coroner, Office
rent six months. ........ 300 %
Barney Murray, services as
Deputy Jailer. ............ le0 w
John Pattie, rent of Sheritt's
| once. ............. ~ w
d. l.. Deal, medical services on
INDECENT sick. .............. 5O w
Phoebe Silver Mining Co., tax
on bullion alleged to be over
paid ........... .........' l,4oo d
The Board adjourned to Monday next.
when their successors will take office.
WAsArCH Coal CoMPANY.-Of this
company reference has several times
been made through these columns. II
is in the hands Of energetic and discreet
, incorporators. A working capital ha:
already been paid in, which is sufficien
} for the development OF the mines ant
the building Of road to the valley, 81
no assessment is within the range o
possibility. ]. r. Duff, Of Phoebe, tn
Superintendent, having been upon tn
ground, knows of its great value, ant
will use all possible activity in develop
ing the mine and in sending the coal t.
market. The coal beds are situated il
: the Wasatch mounta ms, within fou
miles of Kannarra, Kane county, Utah
l Veins have been opened in two or thre
S places. and the work of development
= continues. A tunnel Gx7 feet is bein
run into the mountain, and the valuabl
!. deposits are being extracted. Owing +
the heavy weather and the bad condition
of the roads no coal is now being sent t
market, but every preparation is bein
+ made for shipping it to market early il
y the spring. A road from the mine to tn
valley is now being built, and will b
! completed in time for the opening of tn
spring trade. The coal teds are onl
about 80 miles from Phoebe. and roa
), between this point and Kanarra can b
It constructed at trihing expense. Th
Phoebe and Bullionville Railroad an
the various hosting works in the cam
l. which are driven by steam, will provid
ready market for this coal. 1t ho
l. been used by blacksmiths in the vicinit
of the mine, and has been found I
- work admirably. Near to the coal bed
II are found vast deposits of iron, which
ID with coal at hand, will in few years b
utilized and added to the wealth OF tn
,e world. The coal and iron SO near I
our doors, will cheaper the process b
which silver is brought to the surfac'
NJ and will permit The working of niue
rock now wasted on account Of the e!
a. pense.
WLMANs HOUSE,. = The bar at tn
n house is now under the charge OF Job
Dy M. Bass.g We ara indebted to frieu