Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-14

magnificent structure, is both true
Irishman and true American. F. E.
Flanagan is the architect, and Daniel Car
lin did the stone work. and they may
we'll feel proud of this monument of their
mechanical and artistic skill. The block
is q credit to Southeastern Nevada.
Mrs. LovELL's RAFFLE.-Mrs. Lowell
informs US that her rattle will certainly
take place some time between now and
the tenth of April The weather has
been so inclement and the streets so i'm
passable for several weeks, that the
ladies have found it almost impossible to
canvass for the sale of tickets. Mrs.
l.. s residence is at the corner of Meadow
Valley and Cedar streets, where she will
be happy to supply her friends with
tickets. She says that if the lottery does
not take place within the time mentioned
the tickets will be redeemed.
The man who did the shooting the
other night at the Floral mill had been
appointed keeper, and while acting in
that capacity came up town and got
drunk, and, returning, stopped at the
mill boarding house and used insulting
language, whereupon a carpenter at the
house very properly put large sized
head on him. AS soon as the facts were
reported to acting Sheriff Van Hagan he
discharged Short, putting n sober and
reliable man in his place. Then, for re-
venge, Short did the shooting, as before
reported.
RETURNED.-Our young friend, B. J.
Ashm, junior member of the popular
mercantile firm of Ashim & Brother, has
returned from his two months visit to
San Francisco and through the verdant
valleys of the Golden State. He looks
as if his travels had agreed with him, but
he says he was anxious to get back to
Pioche-that he failed to find as lively q
town during his tour He brings encour-
aging reports of the agricultural prospects
throughout Central California, grain new
er looking better at this season of the
year.
D1sB.NDED.--The Miners Union of
Phoebe has disbanded, having generously,
after paying the Indebtedness of the in
stitution, turned over for the benefit of
George Mexican what was left in the
treasury, being $34. We regret that this
society went out Of existence, as it prom.
ised much good to the members individ.
ually, as we'll as benefits to society al
large, mutual relief and moral elevation
being cardinal principles OF the organi.
zation.
LARGE AND ARIED.--Kennard, Clark
& Co. have just received large and
varied stock of liquors, wines and cigars
from their house in Omaha. They pu
up liquors and sell them in any quantit,
desired, from neat pint pocket-fask t
! a barrel. For fair, square dealing ant
, liberal terms, call on these gentlemen
Their house is one Of the popular re
sorts Of Meadow Valley street.
MORE Coal D1sCovER1Es.-Pro Promising
new coal discoveries have been made i,
Iron county, Utah, but some trouble ex
lists, we are sorry to learn. in regard t,
titles. Considerable jumping ha
been done, and the jumpers are nov
away with samples, trying to make sales
: while those claiming to te the prior 10
Gators are on the ground developing ant
Q in possession.
! New MINES IN UTAH.-Judge Love-
q writes from Iron county, Utah, tina
I himself and party have discovered som
g very promising silver and copper mine
8 fifty or sixty miles northeast of 81
b George, in the vicinity of Iron Springs
& The ores are represented to be very rich
: and the working facilities good.
SHADE TREEs.-A number OF citizen
are setting out shade trees in front c
{ their residences.
: VEGETABLEs.-A large quantity {
II vegetables arrived from the Utah settl,
e ments yesterday.
l. j.. G: CLARK is the only passenger
J arrive by Hamilton stage this Afternoon