Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05
OM1Nous. Earl Hamilton has re-

OMNIBUS. Mr.. Earl Hamilton has re-
received warning anonymous letter,
directed to him as Fire Warden OF r.
oche," which gives the particulars OF
scheme to burn Phoebe. The plan is to
first set one of the hoisting-works on tire,
to draw the people in that direction, and
then set the town on fire at different
points. The names of the intended in
cendaries are written in figures, but are
easily deciphered. The letter purportss
to have been written in Salt Lake and
privately brought from there and dropped
In the Post-office here. Ii there are four
men here with that object in view, they
had better leave, for in case of confia-
grafton at one OF the mines, they might
be made to dance to tune on single
string before the majority would start
from town to subdue the flames.
TBF STATE BANK.-The State Bank in
this place, under the efficient manage
ment of. w. Wright, has grown into one
of the most solid financial institutions OF
Nevada. By notice in another column
it will be seen that dividend has been
declared of pa per cent, for March, on
the capital stock, payable on the 10th
inst. in coin, or the stock of the corpor-
alton at its par value. The success OF
such an institution is in great measure
dependent on the personal management.
This goes far towards accounting for the
gratifying state of affairs of the State
Rank of Nevada. The manager and
clerks are among the most reliable and
obliging of our citizens, and gentlemen
of integrity and capacity. They have the
confidence of this entire community.
The WEEKLY MINING REvIEw.-Ou
regular Weekly Mining Review will b
resumed as soon as the testimony is al
in in the great Raymond Hermes minin
suit, now absorbing all interest IN mili
ing circles and receiving auentlo
throughout the Pacific coast Our reSS
lar reporter time is almost wholly al
sorbed reporting the proceedings IN IN
case, and, as our readers, generally seer
satisfied with the encroachment, we sna
continue to give full reports as long
witnesses are examined. There VIII De
review this week.
THEATRE To-N1aHT.-To-night Man
ger John Mcguire takes beneit. Ii
beautiful comedy of 1.-The Honeymoon
together with the roaring farce "Iu
him Out" will be presented. Mr.. 81
Mrs.F. NJ. Bates in conjunction WI
the full stock company, Will appe..
The interlude being enterposed WI
specalties by Miss Maggie knight.
full house is expected. +,
sssrENc.p.---Yesterday, officer 80
brought Walter Mcclure into Court to
ceive his sentence, on a charge OF q
turbinp the peace. The Justice ordel
him confined for II days. He may
interviewed at the Travis Hotel, in
rear of the Courthouse. ms Is
same man who some days ago shot
off of Richard Canean. AS the princ,i
witness in that affair was mon est,
charge went by default.
JOHN McFKrR1sH.--Th his gentleman,
merly compositor and local edito
this Office, and candidate on the
publican ticket at the last gen
election, for the Assembly,
IaLe Tribune-has accepted q posi-
to take cnuToo OA VIC t.AooAA'' ~
ment of the Corinne Reporter. JOB
eminently fitted for the laoors to be
countered in his new sphere. oj
ELECTION OF OFr1cERs.-At the Al
al meeting March 9th, the Amel
Flag Mill and Mining Company ell
the following Trustees: Q. F. Griffil
s Adams, A. H. Boyden, Georg
Bragg. A. j. Moulder, G. /. Law
and Henry Raymond. W. E. File
is continued Superintendent.
LEFT PAL1sADE YEsTERDAY.-Follo
isl list Of passengers who left Pa!
Yesterday and will arrive in this CT
Monday: H. Lewis, F. w. Cole,
Goodfellow and A. r. Hall.
PARTIES holding tickets for Johr
CURES benefit, tonight, can secure
at the box Office.