Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-10

the dcclutiit OCcuiitu.
THE FLAG Is STILL THERE Yesterday
noon, the hosting of the flag on the
works of the Raymond & Ely mine, an
nounced to the citizens of Phoebe the
resumption of work on the great mine of
the district, the mine that once made our
camp the wonder of the world, and can
do it again. Though the almost certain
:, ty of this resumption was known to our
citizens Yesterday through the columns
of the RECORD, yet after it became ''un
fait accompli," general expression of
relief was manifest. And it is not strange
that it should be so; though, at the same
time, outsiders must not suppose that
the Raymond & Ely mine is all of Ely
District. The Raymond 4 Ely, rich and
extensive as it is, is only one of many
excellent and bullion producing mines,
that need but the same energy IN devel-
opment, and the same lavish expendi-
/. ture of capital, to ensure similar results;
and but for the unfortunate litigation
that stopped the tide of our prosperity
! these facts would long ago have beer
patent to the world. But resumption OF
Z work in the Raymond & Ely means the
employment of five hundred good cIti
zens-honest, Industrious men - now
perfo-ce. idle in our midst;it means tho
disbursement, through this source alone
\ of $4,000 per day; of $4,000 per week
of 500, 900 per month; of S73O,0O0 pc
. vao,. IL means the disbursement o
more than double that sum in othe
y WAYS, consequent upon the first;
means, that the bullion production G
Phoebe will once more swell into mi
lions: 1t means renewed activity in bus
moss in all its branches, and it means
more than ALL the re-establisnment
confidence in our immediate future
) every circle, and among every clas
, Long may she wave!
: Joke ON THE JUDGE.-About the hr
cen case that came up before Bense Van ii
DO. oap, our new Justice of the Peace, WI
took his seat last week, was that OF
worthy gentleman who had unfortuna'
lo' " imbibed so freely of the flowing DO
Oh that his social qualities became dev
'on oped to such an alarming extent as
or make the guardians of the public pes
ere feel compelled to provide him with
bile nights entertainment at public expen
'ity Appearing before his Honor the follow
'' morning, ra ther dilapidated as to
our outer man, but with remnant OF
Their evenings drollcry cleaning IN his e
nine he thus accosted him: "Be as light
~ aus Is me as YOU can, Judge, I'm tolera6ly h
'ia'' up, and-and- know how !. Is y.
self" Among those who rememoe
4 ci- Van in the palmy days OF Ca,iior
ion the s'gayest Of the gay, J." it was hehe
mil tho point was "well taken.
Returned TO JAIL. = The prise
cad Geo, W. Mckinney, suffered such
neer health after his arrest that it was ne
ting sarv to take him out of the jail ana
him in the iailor's roo m in order ina
tue r,;obt have better air than the col
lrper a,n,oo, affords. Sheriff Travis
Sums nc that he has now SO iar
SHIN oonared that he has been taken bac
the Jail. ~
d SO. THE GRAND GIFr CoNoERT.-The
noctnonement of the Grand Gift Coz
90, has been determined upon,
the 10th of December is fixed tor
&c. drawing. Those OF our citizens
NAV wish to purchase tickets are reit
M mt 10 Fl. r. Breakey, agent for LIZ
county-office on Main street.
c,r,x,xc Ur.-We notice that
work of cleaning up the Comfy HOS
,rpp.s: inside and outside, is nearly comp
aud The ward has also been swept clean
shirts a general appearance of neatness
'ro' .orvab,e around the institution.
at 8. s,an il a wise one, and worthy OF
mendation.
s BRO. prRsosAL.-It was with sincere
black That we took leave of our esteemed
ro'S' VIM. II. Clark, who left for oah
buys ,,ordav Mr.. Clark was
. foreman of the Raymond d Ely
and subsequently superint s sn +,
) Hermes mine. He Is also az VI
E BANK miner on the Comstoch ra"se'
that at Co,atahle Ora
,oard OF APPOINTMENT. -
lend was onpointed Xiv Phillips as one