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

A GENTLEMAN was last night accosted
by one who appeared to be, and proba-
bly, is. an honest working man, who said
he had just arrived from Hamilton in
search Of work, and that he had not the
means Of procuring bed. The gentle
man accosted took him to the first lodg-
ing house, related the circumstances to
the keeper, with whom he was unac-
quainted, and said he would drop in in
the morning and pay for the bed-not
having the change about him at the time.
That's played out" was the Christian
like CD reply; and the foot-sore wan
derer was taken to another resting place.
Thank God the world is not wholly made
up of such folks.
New YORK PRoPosED. suggestion
to make Wall street the central market of
the stock of one Of the Comstock mines is
considered good by many here. and there
is talk of introducing some of our min
ing paper there. Raymond and Ely has
nearly paid the face Of its stock. as now
rated, in the last twelve months, and has
brighter prospects for the future than
ever before. Such paper as that would
wildly excite the New Workers.
VIZ hear that congratulatory dis
patches were yesterday sent to Paris from
Phoebe on the elevation to the Presi-
dency Of Marshal Mcmahon. Some of
our French citizens probably see in the
event the hope of restoring French mill
tary supremacy on the continent. The
Prussians have always considered Nc
Mahon the ablest military man Of France
New MILL FOR THE AMADoR TUNNEL
CoMPANY.-A San Francisco dispatch in
forms us that the new mill for the ANA
dor Tunnel Company was shipped yester-
day. The AmadOr Tunnel Company con-
troll some fine mining property in this
district, and we may expect it to make q
creditable showing when the bullion ship
ments for the year are made up.
ARRESTED AND DIscHARGED.-A man
was arrested day before yesterday on
suspicion of having stolen q horse, but
the evidence showed that he was an
honest and upright man, and he was dis.
charged from custody.
some good men and a large number Of
loafers continue to leave on the return.
ing Mormon produce wagons. Oul
Mormon friends have the latter class
"spotted, and generally try to dodge
them. . ....a. ....
JACOBS Il SULTAN are fixing up in ele.
CANT style the room in the basement Of
their block into which Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s express Office will soon be re
moved.
Folk d Co. have reftted and refur
nished their book, cigar and motor
store. in the Jacobs & Sultan block, being
determined to hold their own against al
competitors.
FROM SALT CREEK. A number o
teams came in yesterday from Sal
Creek, Utah, bringing grain. 1t wa
delivered on contract to Boone h Dol
man.
YEsrEDAY was very quiet not dog
fight, knock-down or horse race, an,
only four or five DRINKS, and they wer'
not aggravated cases.
The Salt Lake stage arrived last nigh
about half-past ten, being several hour
ahead of the usual time for the last tel
days. The roads must be improving.
HAY.-Severul loads of hay, of an q
cellent quality, arrived yesterday fror
Shoshone and Spring Valleys, and foun
; ready sale.
MoRs SHADE TREEs. Two wason-load
Of young trees, obtained west OF High
land, were brought into the city yestel
day, and will be set out for shade.
A HERD of horses were brought in yes
terday from Manoune's ranch for pros
pectors. They were all in good cond
ton.
SOME lumber came in yesterday 70
sale from Schell Creek Purchasers hav
not yet been found.
a THERE are messages at the Desere
I Telegraph Office for j. H. Easum an
Charles Anthony.
| PoULTRY.--A wagon load of poultr
!. came into market yesterday.
FULL assortment of Groceries an
$ Provisions, Iron, Steel, Hardware, Stove
:, and Tlnware, ut the lowest rates, /
!, Clute 4 Young.
6 Go TO Alexanders' for your drugs.