Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-26

II PIoCHE WELL COMPANY Projected
That the question may be permanently
Betted us to whether Phoebe can be
$bundantly supplied with pure water by
Blinking wells and erecting machine
pumps, it is proposed to organize local
company on the joint.stock principle, to
bssist Messrs. Takatz a. Netzel in sink
Ing their 322-foot well down to the chan
bel of the supposed underground stream.
bIany citizens of considerable experience
n boring and digging for water, and
tery practical in their judgment withal,
have great confidence in the statements
III those who have been at the bottom of
t3heir well, that subterranean chamber,
fkith quite a volume of water running
Through it, would be reached by sinking
few feet deeper. Now it is proposed
|3hat these gentlemen turn their enter
|sbyise over to trustees, who will reimburse
chem for their labor by issuing stock to
|ahem; and then dispose of enough addi-
|Aional stock to erect the necessary ma
fhinery. Every public,spirited citizen
would thus be willing to aid n little in
| Die enterprise, and the necessary funds
would soon be raised. Phoebe property
would Immediately increase SO per cent.
in value on its being demonstrated that
An abundance of water is procurable by
4ggng or boring for it.
Ia INCREASING INTEREST. The interest
l4manifested in the Raymond Hermes
3mining suit was more intense, yester-
3day, if possible, than the day before.
livery available seat and standing-up
place in the Courtroom was occupied
S8unhl the moment of adjournment. Such
Ha dense throng is downright nuisance
II to those who have business in the room,
the close atmosphere being stiflingly
after passing through SO many
lungs. Courts are and should be open
land public, but the principlei is sufficient
lily saved when no more are admitted
Than can be comfortably accommodated
We might give still more cogent
reason against this rush, but forbear
through policy. For the public good We
say it is not best to fill the Phoebe Cour
house to its greatest capacity.
FOUND Our HIS M.sTAKE.- othe
I night a fellow sin weaving way" tt
make sure of his lodging, engaged an'
paid for his bed early in the night; but h
made mistake when he thought it wa
time to "turn in, and got into one of tn
bedrooms OF respectable, plurky an
muscular widow lady Ascertaining tn
presence of the stranger, she demande
an explanation of his intrusion; he re
Piled, elf know myself I paid for thi
bed, and think I'll keep it until morn
ing. She didn't scream and call for
policeman, nor do anything OF that kline
but proceeded, in very business lik
manner, to drag him out of the room an
pitch him down sixteen-foot embanl
ment. He concluded, as he gathere
himself up, that he might have been mis-
taken in his identity. .-..,..r . ...
Work RESUMED ON THE PACIFIC TU,
SEL.-Work was yesterday resumed G
the Pacific Tunnel, one of the mo
promising and important mining ente
pgises of Southeastern Nevada. All e.
ergy will be directed to driving the tu
mel further in under Spring Mountai
instead OF extracting ore from claim N
=. Some may think strange of this--th
the company should not stop to extra
good ore when they have an abundance
1t in sight-but we judge the manae
ment know what is best, and are doll
Tor the best interests Of the stakeholder
Other rich lodges are to be cut, not I
ahead. The Pacific Tunnel is valuaf
property without pound of ore, sevel
companies having already tried to neg
tate for the right Of passage through
Mr. WILLIAMS has no intention Of Il
ing chance for newspaper notoriety
an error of the printer. He is We
anxious for the public to understand Il
his name wrongly appeared Wilson
the silly doggerel address Of letter PIT
lished in our last. Well. Williams g(
.-goes down to posterity embalmed
four lines OF very foolish rhymes. Do,
bring US any more such trash.
In SALT LAxE.-Hon. P. L. Shoafi
reported in Salt Lake City on the
inst.