Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-15

Si'ALiAAD.-A iouS, Shuut specimen OF
an Indian, came into our sanctum at a
late hour yesterday, and inquired for the
newspaper man, and when we made our
appearance he presented us with the fol-
owing document for publication, at the
same time stating, ''me one heap poud
big lnjun." Following is the document:
This is to certify that the bearer ian
Indian whose name is "Um") is a eenu-
inc Piute, and dates his geneaology back
to Adam and Eve. On the whole, he
says that he is good Injun, and as in
asmuch as he is freeholder, he is en-.
titled to vote under the Fifteenth or Six
teenth Amendment - don't make any
difference which,"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Per Lytle, ID. D.,
ofthe Indian Reservation,
Apply to ScHEMERnoRN.
IMPRovEMENTs.-In our rambies yes
terday our eyes were delighted by view
ing substantial building in course Of
erection on Panaca Flat, for the accom-
mediation of the Andrews Brothers. The
building will soon be ready to receive
them, when we hope to experience the
delights of an old-fashioned "house
warming" Passing the residence of
the Andrews Brothers, the water compa-
ny are now laying some 500 feet of tx
inch gas pipe for the supply of the
railroad tanks, recently erected near the
hosting works of the Raymond & Ely
Mining Company. When this improve
ment is completed the old tank at the
head of Meadow Valley street, formerly
used for supply tank, will be removed
towards Bullionvile.
SAN JUAN.-We were shown yesterday
letter from Ell. Kiesele to his father,
who resides here. Ned writes that he
intended to go to San Juan, but he saw
many letters from there advising him of
the impolicy Of going there before June
or July, on account of the severity of the
Winter and the heavy snow. Gen. Joe
Farran, superintendent of the Davenport
Mining Company, at Little Cottonwood,
Utah, who was in the San Juan country
last Spring, urged Ned not to think OF
going to San Juan before June or July,
as it was impossible to do anything be-
fore that time. "A hint to the wise is
sufficient"
PLATTNA MISE.-Among other sources
Of wealth in this camp, we are glad to
notice the developments in the Schnei-
der shaft, on lower Main street. near
Kiesele's brewery. The shaft is now
down IS feet, and il it should turn out in
such quantities as at present writing
seems probable, we shall expect to see
prospecting for platina engaged in more
generally than heretofore. The speci-
mems shown us may be seen at the brew
cry. We shall refer to the matter again.
AUCTION SALE To.pAY.-The auction
sale of the stock of Williams & Errant,
which has been going on allthe week, will
be continued to-day, under the immedi-
ate direction of James Dean, who swears
for second time that he will offer the
best of bargains in crockery, glassware.
lamps, clothing, boots, hats, trunks, ETC.
Those who wish to purchase any article
in this line will do well to call at the
store on the lower corner of Main and
Lacour streets at ~ o'clock, when the
auction commences.
ODD FELLOWS BALL.-The Old Eel
lows of Phoebe Lodge, No. 20, are to
give ball on Thanksgiving evening, the
9th. A list of the committees compris-
ing the names of gentlemen well quail
fed for their several positions, will be
found in another column.
HOME AGAN.-D. 1. wilmans, long a
resident of Phoebe, has just returned
from visit to the States of the Missis-
sipppi Valley. We are pleased to see
that his trip has wonderfully improved
his health.
The special train which left Phoebe
Thursday afternoon for the accommoda-
ton Of ball-eoers was well filled, and
made good time down. the passengers
arriving in time to be at the opening OF
the ball
To ARkIvE.-The following passen.
gers left Hamilton yesterday for Phoebe
j. D. Hudson, Mrs. G. W. Ellsworth and
Gorvan Rodorni.
FAST TIME.-On Thursday Sheriff
Travis drove from Phoebe to BuIlionville,
with one of his fast teams, in As min
utes. The distance is l2 miles.
JOHN G. LYNCH has just received 10,
of fine foreign wines-Private Cuvee
Green Seal. Charles Heidseick, and Other
fine brands of champagne; also, superb
or case-Chateau Ia Frauds, Chateau la
Rose, etc., and choice brands of cigars
]. G. L. will receive in few days 20(
packages of the finest liquors and case
goods ever brought to Phoebe. n15-lv
Mrs. BrDwELL's singing class vii
meet tomorrow evening at the schoo,
house, Main street. 15.1t
Go TO II. Krause's Photograph Gallery
on Lacour street, over the New Yorl
Bakery, for your A No. pictures
Prices reduced to one-half. Satisfaction
guaranteed, Cartes de Visite 81 90 pei