Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18

The White Pine News, of Saturday,
says: In conversation with Jot Travis,
of the enterprising firm of Travis a. Co.,
running stages from this point to Phoebe,
We gathered many important facts bear
ing upon the rumored change of base of
their line. 1t is undoubtedly true that
Len Wines aud W. L. Pritchard intend
toput on line of passenger coaches from
palisade to Phoebe, via Eureka, 10 run
along the west slope Of White Pine
Mountain; but it is not true that either
Woodruff a Ennor or Travis & Co. will
change from their present route. We are
pleased to note this fact, and, from the
fact of their having possession of the
mail contract to run through Hamilton,
which does not expire until June, We can
anticipate but small diversion of Phoebe
travel, Lively times may be anticipated
at Eureka, however, as all the travel
must pass through that point before 60
ing south, and the fare be reduced, as is
always the case. We could i'll afford to
lose the business brought to us by these
two lines, and are sincerely glad that no
such danger at present exists.
The Committee Of Arrangements for
the benefit of Mrs. German and children
arr W. 5. Travis, P. B. Miller, E. Ham
ton, John Adams, Martin Lannin, Thos.
>. Coleman, John Wilson, Jas. Clancy,
A. Brown, g. NJ. Sabin, Nicanor B.
Kodiquez, Ike Phillips, A. Deimue, p.
Holland. j. B. Williams, John McDer-
mott Thomas McMasters, Mrs. J. r.
redler, Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite, Mrs. +.
hasten, Miss Emma Holland and Miss
Ella Phillips. Tickets may be obtained
at L. hamilton's saloon, Main street
LAND OFrIcE.-Can somebody or will
anbody inform us why the Land Office
has not been removed from Belmont to
fioche, as per direction of the Depart
ment at Washington? Letters are con-
SANITY coming here for the Land Office
from headquarters at Washington, from
which circumstance it would appear that
tne authorities at the Federal Capital rest
under the impression that their order
has been complied with.
DELIGHTFUL. Tho mornings now are
really very charming. The sun never
saed more genial aud balmy rays over
any land than those vouchsafed to Phoebe
a. this time. Although November is
nail over the days are still like those of
early Autumn. 1t would seem that VIM
Ter Is forgetting to come along.
NEWS OF THE PRospEcroRs.-Yes
Alex. Brown received from John Pattie
letter dated on the Sewer River, No
vember G. Pattie is one of the party
winch left here on the 25th of Septem-
per. No particulars are given-it only
oeing stated that the party were all well
and had good prospects.
FALSE ALAnM.-The accidental dis.
charge of pistol in an Office on Lacoul
street ON Sunday night created consider.
aole commotion among our excitable
reputation. and gave rise to various ru-
nothing in it.
bENEFrr TICKETS. Tickets for the
oeheht of the family of the late VIM. F
norman are selling rapidly. We ar,
slad 10 note this fact, as the object is 3
nost worthy one. Every man in towr
ought to take at least one ticket.
j. W. ScKoosMAxER is announced, b,
1msiegraph. to arrive by Travis & CO..
d'amilton stage to-day. FNlG ~.
10 TO II. Krause's Photograph Caller.
On Lacour street, over the New Yorl
DDakery, Tor your A No. / pictures
loes reduced to one-half. Satisfaction
suafanteed. Carries de visite $500 pc
"'Aen' Fsrrotypss for soc apiece. nit