Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

SHOULD BE DIscoNTISuED.-McCa |
street is the location Of many private
residences. Therefore, it. OF all others.
shonld be kept Clearly; but it is the Gus.
tom of many residents on that street,
who ought to know better, to throw the
beef bones. old hams and pieces Of pork
into the street. This is probably owing
to thoughtlessnsss more than anything
else, and We hope that by calling their
attentisn to the matter those who con-
vert this thoroughfare to such uses will
see the error of their ways and desist.
As it is, the street is in anything else
than IN proper condition, considering
that ladies are frequently called upon TO
pass through that thororghfare.
SUCCESSFUL OPENING Bella Bird
Dramatic Troupe gave their first enter
tainment in Phoebe last evening at Han.
ly's New Theater. The house was filled
to its utmost capacity, and it is source
OF qualification to us to say that the large
audience in attendance were more
than pleased with the evenings enter
tainment. We regret that an unusual
pressure of business prevented US from
witnessing the entire entertainment.
Monday evening will be presented the
laughable comedy of the "Serious Fami.
~" to be followed by the farce of ''Our
Gal"
IMPORTED Plows.-W. G. Glissan re-
ceived yesterday, per Wells Fargo & Co.'S
Express, two iron plows, which are new
in this part of the country, and are to be
used in breaking new ground in Rose
Valley, twelve miles distant. These
| plows were manufactured near Borreso-
kane, County Tipperary, Ireland. They
are made of wrought iron entirely, eI-
cepting the mould board and bottom
plate, which are cast iron, there being no
wood in their construction.
SANDsNoNE.--A species of white sand
stone has been discovered in Bristol Dis
trict, which appears to excel anything
yet found for the lining of furnaces. 1t
is found in great quantities. and it is no
idle prediction to say that it will be used
extensively in the construction of fur
naces, thus supplying want much felt
and at the same time proving source of
wealth. One superlative quality of this
sandstone is that when it cools it does
not crack.
SALE OF SADDLE AND BUGGY Houses.
A rare opportunity to purchase fine sad
die and buggy horses is offered by S. C.
Barnes, of the Dexter Stables, Meadow
Valley street. The horses will be in
Boone Il Dolman's corral to-day.
The time is short, and those desiring to
purchase should apply without delay, as
the horses not sold to-day will be
sent to ranch.
ACCIDENT To THE RAILRoAD.-A slight
accident occurred yesterday to the engine
Colonel Carter on the Nevada Central
Railroad. The pin came out of the
cross-head; the piston then became loose
and run through the cylinder, knocking
out both heads. This will prevent the
putting on of the passenger train for a
few days. In the mean time ore cars
will run as usual
GooDs RECEIVED The enterprisinp
firm of Jacobs & Sultan yestesday re.
ceived four wagon loads of goods, and
during the week now closing as many as
fifteen wagons have unloaded their entire
freight, $50, 900 worth, for this firm on
Main street. More merchandise for
Jacobs K Sultan are now on the road
This firm is determined to supply the
demand for goods in their line.
LAYING WATER PIPEs.---The Floral
Springs Water Company were yesterday
engaged in laying water pipes through
Meadow Valley street. By Monday pipe.
will be laid as far as the divide, at tn.
head of that street. A hydrant has beer
constructed near the Phoebe hosting
works.
COLONEL DAVIS, u gentleman we'll and
favorably known in this community,
leaves this morning for San Francisco,
via Salt Sake. He will be absent some
weeks, in the hopes of restoring his
vigor, and then will return to Phoebe ia
resume the active duties of his life here
FOURTH OF July CoMM1rrEEs.-B
the Finance Committee and Committee
OF Arrangements are to meet this even
ing at the Palace Club Rooms. A pune
tual attendance of members is urgently
requested. The report Of the finance
Committee to the Committee of Arrange
ments will then be submitted.
AsHIM is one Of the pioneer clothing
merchants and general dealers in East
ern Nevada. and in to-day's paper adver
tises complete assortment of goods in
his line. If anybody wants anything
which can be purchased anywhere, lei
him go to Ashim's Main street, opposite
1Iacour.
Masonic BALL.-Tuesday evening i.
the time and Browns Hall the place Sc
lected for the Masonic ball. From tn,
ample preparations made. we are assured
that those who attend will have pleas
ant time.
Al. DoLLIFF leavas to-day for his OLE
home, away down in the State of Maine
Al. is an old standby in Phoebe, and hi.
many friends join us in hearty wishes fol
his safe return. He will be absent onl,
a tsw weeks.
RAYMOND & Ely VS.. HERMEs. ar
gument in this case, on motion for ney
trial, was continued yesterday, Judg
Perley arguing against the motion. Tn
argument will be continued tomorrow
BASE BALL.-There will be o game 8
base ball at o'clock this afternoon, nea
, Boone & Dolman's corral. pickle
nine will contest against the field.
Rose VALLEY.-We are informed b
Mr.. Glissan that the hay crop in Ros
Valley this year is very heavy. The heI
there on Friday was excessive.