Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-26


The Phoebe Phenix and Ivanhoe COM
panles are still sinking their respective
shafts.
NOTHING BETrER.-There can be no
more pleasant and profitable way of pass
ing leisure hours than by reading the
current news Of the day. No man can
hope to keep pace with times unless be
is fully posted on current events. There
fore go to Wisdeihold's and get supply
OF newspapers, periodicals and pictori-
ais.
HEALTHY.-The bracing atmosphere Of
this climate has very healthful effect.
Very few of the population are now in
the care of physicians, excepting such as
may have met with violence or encoun-
tered some foe of the human family.
Those who take proper care of them
selves can hope to enjoy good health in
this place.
BASE LISE.-Many are of the opinion
that Phoebe is further south than it really
is. Phoebe is directly east Of Mount Di-
ablo in California. That is the base and
meridian point for the whole Pacific
coast. A monument which marks the
base line is found within short distance
of the Office of the Nevada Central Rail-
road Company, near the head OF Meadow
Valley street.
PERsoSAL.-J. J. Hayes, of the house
of Giles, Hayes e. Co., San Francisco,
wholesale dealers in all kinds of wines
and liquors, arrived by stage yesterday
from Hamilton. As in all other camps
on this coast, Mr.. Hayes finds many
friends in Phoebe. He will remain in
town several days.
New PHoToeRAPH -Messrs.
Sutterley & Fox, photograph artists, are
about opening gallery on Main street,
over Ike Phillips grocery store. Mr..
Sutterley is among the pioneer photo
graphic artists in Virginia City, if not
the first who ever began sbch business
on the Comstock range.
COLD WEATHER Yesterday (although
the sun shone brightly the air was de-
cidedly cool and bracing. Night before
last ice formed Il quarter OF an inch thick
in the rear of our office. Linen busters and
broad-Drimmed hats are at ruinous dis
count; heavy clothing is in demand.
Prosperous. - II. S. Wright and
about dozen others, whose names we
did not learn, departed yesterday for the
San Juan country. They 90 to seek
their fortunes. Peace and success be
with them.
In yesterdays paper We enormously
mentioned Mrs. C. C. Barstow as the
mother of Mrs. D. NJ. Tyrrell. Mrs. B.
bears to the last named lady no other re-
lation than that Of friend.
RAYMOND 4 Ely VS.. KENTUCKY On
Monday (to-morrow) it is expected that
Judge W. H. Beatty will be here to pre-
side over the great mining suit. The
case is set for that day.
SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
To-Day. - Morning servics at eleven
o'clock. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Evening service at half-past seven.
Henry l.. Badger, Rector.
COUNTY FINANCES. quarterly re.
port of the County Auditor and County
Treasurer will be found under the head
of New To-day
DISTRICT COURT. Court met yesterday
morning and transacted some unimportan,
business, af'er which i. adjourned unit
Monday.
SERVICES AT THE COURT House TO-DAY
Rev. II. b. Macbride will preach at II
n. m. and 7 30 p. m. Sabbath School a
Up. m.
THE Police Court was idle again yes
terday.
Ice formed here shortly after sunse
yesterday evening.
Go TO H. Krause's Photograph Caller,
on Lacour street, over the New Yorl
Bakery, for your A No. l pictures
Prices reduced to one-balf. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Carries de Visite $500 pc
dozen. Ferrotypes for SOC apiece.
'ol9.tf.
Go TO BISHOP & LEES for your Drug
and Medicines.
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street-C
Wiederhold.
Mining boots only S. at =. Ashin
Il Bros.
s. ASHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS. $40: worth $50.
Who don't know that the cheapes
store In town Is $. Ashim & Bros
Boys' elothings Latest styles Mt s
Ashim 4 Bros.
hat given to every one that buy
| . suit at =. Ashim d Bros.
Paper collars-ByrOnic or Shakspe
rean-25 cents per box Mt Ashtm d Bro
Something new-rcd, white an
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershlrt
and drawers-S2. 90 Mt Ashim & Bro.
For first-rate dinner, the Par!or Re,
taurant is the place.
A NEW circulating library, imported @
BnIb, soDucCos bthtsOucIy anu couieCeioi
cry ut J. Levin 4 Co. s, opposite Hami
ton saloon, Main street.
8. AsHIM l. BRO.
BLUE. BROWN AND BLACK BEAVER sUGrs, 81
worth SIS.
FoR an elegant breakfast, 60 to IL
Parlor Restaurant.
French cashmere pants-S5 and q
At >. Ashim q Bros.
Merino undershirts at four bits ,
8. Ashinl 4 Bros.
Cheap!--White, brown and blac
canvas shoes at \. Ashim q Bros.
ONE of the toughest kinds of rough
says the Eureka Sentinel. whose nan
was George Watson, had his light exit
guished at Lone Pine few days ag
} He was on the war-path, and had bloc
, in his eye. 1t was while engaged in Il
innocent pastime of covering half-do
, en- men with his cooked navy that gu
went of, and Watson sank lifeless to Il