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

TALKING AT RANDoM.-We were told
last evening that man, few moments
previously, had been amusing crowd
in front of Main street saloon by ours
ing the RECORD, and trying to make it
responsible for his being out of employ
ment. A mining camp without such
characters has never existed yet. and
probably never will-men who, when
they can find nothing else to croak over,
crafty their cross-grained natures by
cursing the local paper. The fellow re-
ferred to has never read the RECORD, and
was talking at random. OF course we
could not, if we would, disguise the rich
ness of the Phoebe mines. for the uner-
ring figures of the express company and
the precious bars themselves are con-
stantly giving the world evidence of their
productiveness; but we have habitually,
Tor the last six weeks ut least, as all our
regular readers viii attest, written can
tiously about our labor supply-even
djscouraging in the weekly mining re-
view a further influx of miners, stating
that there were as many in the camp as
could find steady employment. But now
We say that no energetic and industrious
man, who has the true grit and get-up in
his composition, need be afraid of starry
ing by coming to Phoebe: if he cant find
constant employment by the month. he
may make fortune by prospecting, for
Southeastern Nevada is probably the
richest mineral field in all America.
Some good men, undoubtedly, have en-
dured hardships here-and in what min
ing district have there not been such
cases?-but, as rule, none but natural
croakers and men too lazy to work have
been heard to make complaint.
SUIT AGAINST THE SILVER P FAX CON-
PANy.-Suit has been commenced in the
Nineteenth District Court of San Fran,
cisco by L. L. Robinson, Henry Malthey,
j. P. Kelley, NJ. T. Tarpey, H. I. Thorn.
ton c. Z. Hoffman, C. L. Fitzhugh and
u L. thompson against the Silver Peak
Mining Company, W. H. Sears, Ira G
Holtt, William Give, Samuel McCurdy
ana George A. Treadwell, Trustees Of
SAID mine. Plaintiffs set forth that tn.
NINE is located in Phoebe. Nevada, ant
that an assessment of $4,000 was or
dsred and collected to pay for crushing
rock in the Condor mill, which sum wal
Illegally and fraudulently disbursed
wherefore the plaintiffs pray that sale
assessment be adjudged void
A New F1Rsr.-As will be seen by on
advertising columns. the firm of Folk
Levin has been dissolved, and in it
stead we have the firm of Folk a. Co
The new business will be continued un
der charge of Phil. Weinstraub, at tn
Gld stand on NIain street, first door below
Deal u Co.'S drug store. Phil. says b
Is determined to maintain the honestl
acquired reputation of the old stand as
tobacco and cigar store. Nothing in thi
me will be dealt in that is not of til
pest. He Will also keep in his circula
ing library the best and most popula
literature of the times. Give him cal
RAISING A FALSE A1ARM.-About eisl
o'clock last night reckless hoodlul
amused hims elf by sounding the alar,
oell at the hook and ladder house. IN
-. FF~A AA"N A'Ol lAouo over HILL UOZe
strokes before thousand men we,
rushing out Of their different places {
business and number of firemen we,
IN the ground. If the rascal had Zee
caught then and there it is likely me,
market sign would have been made
nm, If suitable hook could have bee
found conveniently near. He may y
S Suner for his deviltry; the boys are aft
The SANITARY CONDITION. = VII
'erebro-spinal meningitis in Utah to II
east and California to the west in et
anemical form, and one death from it
~ u'oche already, would it not be we'll +
ne county Commissioners to take imm
ulate steps towards having the sanital
condition of the city improved? Meni
gus like cholera, is said to be supe
sSaauced by impurities in the atmosphe,
co., OF the back streets are lined wi
hhl.h and dead carcases. Let the deaf
''eeaing accumulations be removed.
n. WARD has about completed the u
haolstery work of the new addition to 4
hospital, and it will soon be ready /
occupancy.