Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17

RAILLoAD SUMMING PARTY ARRIVED.
NJ. L. Burgess and party of engineers Of
the Salt Lake. SEWER Valley and Phoebe
Railroad, arrived here yesterday, having
explored the country between Salt Lake
City and this place, with view to a rail
road route between those points. They
travelled through Tooele, Rush, Tintic,
SEWER, Beaver and Hot Spring Valleys,
and report upon that route as having
much in its favor. The ranges east and
west OF these valleys are remarkably rich
in minerals, including gold, silver, cop
per, iron and lead. Mr.. Burgess believes
the building of road through that region
will stimulate old and induce new indus
tries beyond the hopes of the most SAN
guine. The trip was made without an
accident.
ANCIENT ORDER OF p. p. p. OF j.
This new and popular benevolent asso-
citation held its first election for officers
last evening, when the following were
elected for the ensuing year: C. H.
Patchen, R. o. G. o. A. T.; NJ. W.
Kales, s. c. B.; G. r. Alexander, ]. G..
B.; Edward Cults, G. p: A. J. Kent,
First t. j. X; NJ. B. Ephriams, Second
I. G.. X; A. A. Young. Third 7. G. X. !:
Charles Roussin, NJ. W. T. A.; P. J. H.
Schmidt, o. A. l. G.. From what We
can learn, the Order is in q fourishing
condition. At present We are not at
liberty to go into details. Regular meet
ings will be held at Masonic Hall every
Sunday afternoon.
Doc Misunderstanding dogs is cru
city, as all must admit, yet the fright
and speed of canine, with an article Of
tinware made fast to his caudal append
age, provokes smile from the most
stoical. On Sunday night, while con-
templating the Beauties of nature and en-
joying the balmy air, we were startled
from our revery by somewhat familiar
noise, and casting our eyes in the direc-
ton OF the sound We saw dog running
up Main street with an oil can attached
to him. He fled around the corner into
Meadow Valley street with the speed of
the antelope, but his career, which prom
ised to be brilliant was cnt short by his
pened to be open at that time.
Bio Enthusiastically the largest
freight team that we ever recollect seeing
in Southeast Nevada, passed through
here on its way to Bullionville 1t was
one of Pritchard's fast freighters, and
consisted of three wagons and twenty
matched brown mules. The wagons
were loaded with mill machinery for the
Raymond & Ely. The load weighed
thirty-six thousand pounds, and made
the through trip from Palisade to Bull
lionville in thirteen days, one of the
quickest trips ever made by big freight
team. Mr.. Lawler says he intends hav-
ing the entire outfit photographed by
Mr.. krause.
HIGH-HANDED MEAsUREs.-A dispatcl,
from Bullionyille, to be found under our
regular Geographic head, briefly mentions
some ranch jumping extraordinary near
Panaca, in this county. At present writ
ing we have no data upon which to base
an opinion as to the merits of the case,
beyond the fact that certain parties held
lands by some sort of title, while the
others are alleged to have Jumped" the
ranches. The warning to the public that
if any person came there to interfere they
would shoot, presents the transaction in
an unfavorable light.
THEOLOGY, mineraloey, psychology
genealogy, meteorology, zoology, ety.
mology, ethology, pomology, pathology,
mythology, orthodoxy, orthodoxy, orni-
thology, oryetology, paradoxology, paris.
ppih2SgtSJ Rharms1.aseholSgy Rheans2IH1snology
in Websters Unabridged, but the late
'uupleasantness" in the lava beds ant
the genius of some writer fer the
Eastern press has given rise to "Modocs
ology."
WAIVED AN EXAMINATION. WIN keisel
who was complained of on Saturday fol
assault with deadly weapon, with intent
to do great bodily harm, was called up
in Justice Stoutenburgh Court last
evening. He waived preliminary ex
animation and allowed the case to g
before the Grand Jury. He gave bonds
in 81, 900 for his appearance to answer
the charge
VAGRANcY. As it is the determination
of the authorities here to enforce the Ac
of the Legislature, passed at the las
session, defining vagrancy and providing
for its punishment, we shall tomorrow
acquaint the public with the leadin
features of the Vagrant Act, to the EN-
that its provisions be understood
BASE BALL MATcH.-The game of bas
ball on Sunday afternoon, i'll front c
Boone & Dolman's corral, resulted in
tallies for one party and IL for the oppo
site party. There were four home run
on each side. The key of lager for whic
the parties tcontested was disposed G
as in such cases made and provided.
DURING the prevalence of the he
weather there is nothing like good coz
drink. Clancy & Mccormick suppl
this great need of the season at thei
saloon on Main street.
The organization of base ball club
Phoebe is on the tapis. A preliminar
/, meeting is talked of this evening.
LAST night was the hottest of the se'
l son.
HAVANA LoTTERY.-H. NJ. Jamison
the agent in Phoebe. See ad.