Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-28

all the mines west Of that place may be
enabled to send their ore to mill by rail.
A new turn-table. on an improved plan,
and new water-tank, are also to be put
up near the Raymond & Ely works At
1.-THE Divide" at the upper end of Meadow
Valley street, number of workmen are
engaged in grading the hill, and filling
up the lower portions of the ground to-
ward the Phoebe hosting works. They
are also building stone fence along the
street even with the top of the ground
thus leveled. Scales and depot will be
erected at that place. The company is
also constructing switches to the Amador
and American Flag mills, as well as
trestles for their dumps. All this work
requires considerable number of men,
who, being regularly paid, put a good
deal Of money in circulation. The new
engine now ON the way from Toana is of
the same size as the larger one now run
ming on the road. 1t is from the Grant
Works, at Patterson, New Jersey, and
weighs, in running order, l6 tons. The
combined weight of the engine and ten
der is 81 tons. The ears now bear over
the load so tons of ore daily.
Nor SERIOUSLY HURT. - On Sunday
morning about 2 o'clock, man on
Meadow Valley street. apparently under
the influence of strong drink, was howl
ing around, calling some person, across
the street from him. a murderer, and an
assassin. and applying to him several OF
those epithets common in Phoebe, but
not pleasing to ears polite. On inquir-
ing of him the reason for this, he said
that an officer had hit him on the head
with six-shooter. He was presently
taken away to Jail; but was afterwards
let out on promising TO behave himself
better hereafter. The Jailor says that he
saw no marks of pistol on the head of
the individual and that he had been
brought to Jail for having been noisy and
abusing the officers.
The match game of billiards that was
to have taken place at Eureka November
Sth, between McCleery, champion of the
Pacific Coast, and l.. Gates, of Eureka,
| New, is now off, on account of the SER
ious illness of Gates. The match was to
have been played for $500 side. We
got this information from Doc. O'Neil,
who received it by telegraph from Tip.
Orndorff, at Eureka.
CoLD.-The cold weather still contin-
ues. Yesterday, however, was compar-
atively mild as regarded temperature.
| The predicted snow storm has not yet
come and present appearances do not
warrant the belief that it will come for
some time yet.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Minnie Somers,
a Cypran, attempted suicide by poison
ing herself on Sunday evening. Medical
aid was procured in time to save her
from death. She was ct last accounts
recovering.
JUDGE BEATTY. Hon. W. H. Beatty,
District Judge. from Hamilton, arrived
here yesterday evening. He has come to
preside at the trial of the case of the
Raymond & Ely VS.. the Kentucky.
J. J. HAYES leaves Phoebe to-day. He
has made arrangements with Ward, the
undertaken, to have the remains of Thos.
Coleman, who was killed here about
three years ago, sent to San Francisco.
AppoINTMENT.-Han Kuerr has beer
appointed Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff
Travis. He is to assist officer Mckee al
nightwatchman.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Court met ct The
usual hour yesterday morning, and ad
iourned without transacting any business
1t will meet again on Wednesday.
RFsIdNED.-H. Woodruff has resigned
the office OF Deputy Sheriff, which HI
has held for some time.
Go TO BISHOP & LEES for your Drug
and Medicines.
PIONEER News DEPor, Main street-C
Wiederhold
: Mining boots only S. at $. Ashin
Il Bros.
S. ASHIM 4 BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS. $40; worth $50,
Who don't know that the cheaper
store I'm town is -. Ashim a. Bros
Boys clothing. Latest styles Mt $
Ashim y Bros.
4 A hat given to every one that buy
a suit at s. Ashim u Bros.
r Paper cOllars-ByrOnic or Shakspt
' rean-25 cents per box mt Ashim 4 Bro
a Something new--rcd, white an
u blue Cal. Mission flannel undershirl
: and drawers 90 at Ashiin q Bro.
= For first-rate dinner. the Parlor Re
=! taurant is the place.
v A NEW circulating library, imported C
o gars, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTION
:. cry at j. Levin & Co.'s, opposite Hami
! ton saloon, Main street.
..I S. AsHIM BRO.
BLUE. Blown AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, s.
o worth $35.
- For an elegant breakfast, go to Il
70 Parlor Restaurant.
; French cashmere pants-S5 and O.
- at y. Ashlm 4 Bros.
. MerinO undershirts ut fOur bits
3. Ashim 4 Bros.
,e Cheap!--White, brown and blas
N canvas shoes at 8. Ashtm - Bros.