Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-11

MATRIMoNIAL.-We We're gratifiei last
evening to receive the fateful bits of
pasteboard that told us of the union of
our old friend Rich'd. A. Reyes with
Miss Ada Z. Hoyt, of Salt Lake City.
We wish the newly married pair felici-
tous future, and as we were precluded
from being present at the primal cere-
mony, we will venture to express the
hope that we may tie able to attend the
celebration of their silver wedding, and
that by that time there may be regular
bunch of Keys.
They HAVE GoNg FROM QUIZ GAZE
JAS Harrington, jeff Howard and Jas.
CASTILLO have gone from Phoebe, to re-
main away for some time Mr.. Harrins-
ton will not return here for about fifteen
years, Mr.. Howard will stay away ten
years and Mr.. CASTILLO will probably be
gone fifteen months. In the meantime
they will reside near the delightful vii
lage of Carson, where they propose enter
ing the service of the State. They de-
parted yesterday morning by the Hamil-
ton stage, and are accompanied by Sher-
if Travis, NJ. Driscoll and Judge Clapp,
who will see that thay receive treatment
BETTING State guests. Before long
Phoebe will be well represented at Carson.
BULLION BY RAIL.--From II. c. Cha
pin, the courteous and obliging represen-
tative of the narrow-guage, at the of.
fee of the company, We learn that day
before yesterday they brought up from
the mills at Bullionville, S35. 200 of Ray.
mond Il Ely bullion, and that having ar
ranged to do all the carrying of bullion
hereafter, the shipments will be regular.
Under the intelligent and energetic man.
agement of Superintendent Jos. W. Nes-
bitt, new life has been infused into every
department of the road, system has taken
the place of confusion, and the crooked
has literally been made straight. Such
men are what Phoebe needs.
SrISKs. The diabolical "stinks," (no
other name will answer that poison the
air, and threaten the health OF our citi-
zens in many portions Of the town, still
continue to increase in volume and in
tensity, Notwithstanding the efforts of
the RECORD to draw the attention Of the
proper authorities to the matter, Sec
onded by many of our citizens. Among
the "stinks" the one on Lacour street,
to which reference has been made be-
fore, maintains its foul pre-eminence.
Let the parties who maintain such nuis-
ances be compelled to remove them.
"Their offense is rank, and smells to
Heaven" Abate the nuisance.
BACK AGAlN.-The Sidewalk Jewelry
Man is back again, after having made
small fortune in Bullionville, and yester-
day was ct his old stand on Main street,
where he caused such crowd to congre-
gate that locomotion on the sidewalk
was sometimes quite impeded. If he
don't look out, he'll be arrested for OBJ
structing the public thoroughfare. New
goods to-day, and better chances for a
good thing than ever. 1t
BrLLYs STAGE LINE.-Weinyite special
attention to the advertisement Of Billy's
stage and express line between Phoebe,
Bullionville and Panaca. 1t leaves
Phoebe at 10 o'clock a. m. every day and
affords an opportunity to visit not only
Bullionville. but to 60 over to Panaca
and take bath, and then return the same
day. Billy is rustler, and is bound to
make his line success.
New GooDs. -Cohn, the irrepressible
Coin, is still determined to prove to the
people Of Phoebe that he is their friend"
indeed. All day yesterday he was open.
ing new goods. Fall and winter cloth
ing of the newest and most fashionable
styles; and the prices! Even with our
slender salary we shall shortly be dressed
like a prince. Go and see Cohn if You
want to he we'll and cheaply dressed.
THERE is teleeraphic dispatch ut the
RECORD Office for Frank Lamson.
To ARRIVE, from Hamilton to-day, Mr..