Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-15

route from Phoebe to San Francisco.
They came by private conveyance, and
will continue their journey to Palisade
to-day. The General Informs us that his
Phoebe and BullionviIle Narrow-gauge
Railroad is in successful operation, and
Is clearing nearly one thousand dollars
per day. The daily shipments of ore
over the road amounts to about 100 tons.
The passenger travel is also very consid-
cradle. General Page will now turn his
attention to the Eureka and Palisade
RAILROAD, and it is among the things
probable that good portion of this i'm
portant work will be constructed the
present season. He is the embodiment
OF energy and perseverance, and anything
which he lays hold of is bound to win.
If there were more of his kind in Eastern
Nevada, We might reasonably hope that
the immense and varied resources of this
portion of the State would be speedily
developed.
MURDER CAsEs.-Dr. Deal, the Cor
oner, has had his hands full for several
days. The jury summoned to inquire
into the cause of the death of John H.
Lynch adjourned on Saturday until Mon
day, but before that case was disposed OF,
a murder was committed at the hospital,
and another Coroners jury was sum-
moned. The first named concluded their
labors yesterday afternoon, and having
sifted the matter thoroughly, brought in
verdict which fastened the murder of
John H. Lynch upon James Harrington,
who is now in the county Jail awaiting
the action of the law. The testimony in
that case differed in no essential point
from the report first given in these col
umns.
THEATBE.-"D Don Cesar de Bazan "
was well rendered at the theater last
night. The play was well put upon the
stage, and the various characters were
represented with life.like exactness. The
burlesque of "Bombastes Furioso" kept
the audience in a roar of laughter, and
the expressions Of satisfaction with the
evenings entertainment were very gen
eral. This evening "Fanchon' will be
presented for the last time in this city.
"Fanchon" is a beautiful play, and the
opportunity of again witnessing it will
not be lost by the theater-goers of Phoebe.
MAIN WATER PIPE IN DANGER.-The
| attention of Z. Hamilton and Pat Hol-
land, foremen of the two companies here,
has been called to the dangerous condi-
ton of the main water pipe running
from, tha e A.
Phoebe Phenlx, and Mr.. Nelson, super
intendent of the mine, should see that
the waste rock now encumbering the
pipe be removed at once. If any break
should occur in the pipe the city would
be deprived of its principal means of
combating fire.
Hon. D. r. AsHLEY.-The fri ends OF
Mr.. Ashley will regret to learn that he
has been lying seriously i'll at his resi-.
dence in San Francisco for several
months, and is now paralyz-d and una
bic to speak. He is tenderly nursed by
his family who have not given up hope OF
his recovery. Mr.. Ashley formerly rep.
resented Monterey county in the State
Senate, and also served one term as State
Treasurer of California. He TWICE repre-
sented Nevada in Congress, and for some
time practced law i'll Piochc. He left
here about twelve months since.
SMITH, II teamster driving Mrs Van
Ardick's team, fell from his wagon the
otherday near the spot where the lat,
Mr.. Olds received the injuries from which
he subsequently died In the fall Smith
broke both bones of the left arm JUS
above the wrist, and also dsocated the
wrist. DR.. Schobe attended the injured
man, and at last accounts he was getting
along we'll
lNsURANCE.-lt would be a matter OF
great interest to the Fire Department Of
this city to know what houses in town
are insured. ANY San Francisco com
pany which has insured property here
would confer favor by communicating
the fact to the head of the Fire Depart
ment in Phoebe
CHAMPAGNE.-Johu c. Lynch, Fash
ion Saloon, corner of Main and Lacoui
streets, has just received Il large addition
to his immense stock of wines and
liquors-Heidsick, Green Seal, Private
Cuvee and other fine imported cham
pagnes.
FIRST BULLION FROM THE MENDHl
MILL.-We yesterday saw ten bars o.
bullion from the above mill, brought il
by Ike Philips. Mr.. Matthey, the Super
int lAnY nf tta ,,,,ll
company, leaves to-day for San Francisco
Nor VERIFIED,--A rumor prevailed
yesterday that there was man for break
fast at Bullionvlle; but after diligent
inquiry our reporter was constrained to
admit that there was nothing In it. How
the report started we cannot say.
SCHULTZ, OF Meadow Valley street, has
telegraphed for John King, the celebrated
violinist. Mr.. King will be here in a few
days, and to the people of Phoebe viii
renew the assurances of his musical
talents.
BuLLIoNNILLE. Rich's Hotel will BE-
hereafter known as the Meadow Valley
Hotel - i. HeltZelman, proprietor
Converse d Mcmahon have dissolved
partnership; A. Mcmahon continues the
business.
On THE QuI VIvE.-Last night when {
pistol was fired at the theater, during the
play of Don Caesar de Bazan," it ere
ated little commotion in the streets
and the exclamation of "AnOther maj
for breakfast was heard.
LOOK uT.-Members of the Hos,
Company are notified that unless the,
pay up on or before Saturday their name
will be stricken from the roll See ad
vertisement.
FoR RENT.-After Sunday next th,
building now occupied as printing Office
upper Main street, will be for rent