Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-03

REMARKABLE SpEcIMES.-In front of
the store OF our fellow-citizens Jacobs &
Sultan We noticed yesterday a very re-
markable specimen Of the rich galena
ore of Bristol District. 1t was about three
feet long by perhaps eighteen inches
wide and as many thick, and contained
the galena in the shape of circular spots
of solid ore as thickly scattered through
the rock as it was possible TO be without
being solid lump of galena This spec
linen, Mr.. Sultan tells us, came from
near the surface; and he also showed us
some solid carbonate ore from the bot
tom of the shaft that looked extremely
rich.
FIIF WoRKs--BE CAUTIOUS. re-
quest Of many citizens 1 shall. if possible,
enforce the laws on the Fourth in regard
to the promiscuous use of fireworks, and
try and prevent it. 1t is hoped that all
having fireworks for sale may not place
them in the hands Of boys, who may
thoughtlessly use them with disastrous
result. BY proper care the fate Of Ham
ilton can be averted, but too much indif-
ference may result in q disastrous fire.
W. S. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
In ADvANcE.-The patriotic ardor Of
our people, in view of the approaching
Fourth, has begun to crop out already,
as number of bombs were exploded yes
.tsrday. We beg to renew our suggestion
about the exercise Of the greatest care in
the use Of fireworks, lest spark set fire
to some of the cumbustible matter about
town and end in coniagration.
wATEI.-Owing to the reduction in
the price of water by the Floral Springs
Water Company, it is no longer possible
for me to continue in the business with
profit to myself Thanking the public
for their patronage in the past, have to
announce that from and after this date
my water carts will be discontinued.
G. c. JOHNSTON.
WORDS OF WARErNd.-Sheriff Travis
announces his intention to prevent, il
possible, the use of fireworks in danger.
Gus places on the Fourth. In this action
the Sheriff will be sustained by all good
citizens. Celebrate the glorious Fourth,
but in doing SO, be careful that the CITY
is not reduced to ashes by the reckless
use of fireworks.
We have received u communication
from an unknown hand, in relation to III
amathmetical problem which appeared il
our issue of yesterday. As it is quit.
lengthy and came to hand at late hour
we must defer further notice of it for thu
present.
s. AsHIM, of the Pioneer cheap store
was brim full Of Fourth of July enthus
iasm last evening, aud accordingly in
vaded our Office, armed with several bot
ties of No. liquors and box of cigars
The RECORD Office tenders its acknowl
edgements.
LAND OrrIcE RKMovAL.-By privat
letter received here from Belmont w
learn Of the probability that the Ian,
Office now located at Belmont will be re
moved to Phoebe in the course OF fe,
weeks.
PERsoNAL.--R. A. Reyes, of Wake
Bros, Salt Lake, arrived on Tuesday
making the trip in the unprecedente,
time of 81 hours. Our old FREUD F. F
Letcher is expected from Hamilton thi
evening.
THERE are kilograms at the Westeri
Union Telegraph Office for Detthen
Best, j. Hammond, John Leach, Thoma
J. Mitchell. H. 4. Comins and Joe. o
JEFF. Nossare.
The following passengers will arriv
to-day on the Hamilton stage: s. I
Stebbens. John Fortman. F. F. Letchei
Otto Labish and Fannie eastman.
We understand that Indian Agent Ii
gals was to be at st. George several day
| ago, and he was to have been here b
| this time.
THERE are important messages at tn
Deseret Telegraph Office for c. G. Ra
aud John Quigley. .-..
REMEMBER the races at the Four-mi
House to-day.