Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14

This is one of the most attractive and
most substantial buildings in town, and
adds materially to the appearance Of
Main street, our principal thoroughfare.
The building fronts 1877 feet and runs
back 30 feet towards McCannon street.
The building is ire-proof throughout, or
at least will be SO as soon as the iron
window shutters, already purchased, are
received. The total cost of the building
is $4,000. The lower story is occupied by
A. Flynn, wholesale and retail dealers in
boots and shoes, the Deseret Telegraph
Company's Office, and by inlayson e.
Co., dealers in dry goods. The upper
story is occupied by the owners, Messrs.
Bishop d Sabin, rs law Office, and by
ii. Ward, undertaken and furniture deal
er. There is handsome verandah in
front, which gives the whole building
very stylish appearance. The owners of
this building are discreet men, and the
fact that they have invested SO largely
in property of permanent nature, and
depending upon the continued product
iveness of the mines here, shows that
capital is not dubious of investment
here.
The RAILRoAD-On Sunday we took
ride on the road from the summit at the
head of Meadow Valley street to the
present terminus. As no passenger cars
have yet been put up, We took an ore car
The day was very pleasant, and the ride
down delightful. Owing to the great
altitude of the summit above the valley
below, the road is necessarily very cir
cuitous, and even then the grade is very
heavy. The Company is now using
small engine and a few cars for convey
ing ties, rails, etc, to the end of the
track. Before the road is formally in
augurated, an engine Of greater power
will be brought into use, and then the
passage up the grade will be made with
out difficulty. The officers and attaches
OF the Company are attentive to their
business and courteous to all with whom
they come in contact.
COUNTY TREAsURER.-Yesterd morn
ing the retiring County Treasurer. II.
Phillips, paid over to John Roeder, his
successor in Office, the moneys which
remained in his hands, amounting to
Sl3,35l 49, and the accounts of the re-
firing Treasurer having been found cor
rect and satisfactory, he and his bonds
men were exonerated. Mr.. Roeder is
very discreet and reliable business man,
and we are sure the people have entrust-
ed their financial affairs to one entirely
trustworthy. He has appointed Xiv
Phillips, brother of ex-Treasurer, and
a vely capable and worthy young man,
as his deputy.
New BUILDING, -Lacour street is fill
ing up fast with new buildings. The
house adjoining the Postoffice, now used
by Mr.. Thompson rs q, sample room,
left ]. G Fosters law Office far in the
rear, but that defect is being remeded
by the erection of a new building on the
line of the sample room, which gives a
much better appearance to that part of
town. The house when completed will
be occupied in part by Mr.. Foster as a
law office, while the remainder will be
for rent, either as q residence or for bus
mess purposes.
{ For BULL1oNv1LE.-Mr. John Mcguire
intends giving his entertainment entitled
dramatic Pictures'and Olio of Odd
ities," at the above place, on Wednesday
evening. He will be assisted by Harry
Lorraine, who will appear in his Dutch
Specialties. Each is an attraction, and
; with such combination can give very
pleasing entertainment.
JOHN FEATHEnsrUN, express messe niger
3 of.Wells, Fargo & Co., we'll known in
3 the northern country for his faithfulness
to his employers and intrepedity in times
i, OF danger, arrived here on Sunday. He
t is going west from here. but will return
again, and then proceed north.
r SroRM.-Yesterday morning old So,
D shone as brightly as ever before, bu
about clock in tho afternoon clouds
t gathered in the north and a snow storm
set in. Geo. Davis sold snow storm
"short" about noon, and so called tn,
Q turn" 1t was clear at 10 pm.
Snow SHoEs.-The storm which set il
yesterday made US think of the necessit,
of snow shoes, but remembering tina
e Woodruff & Murphy make the best boots
ample for the heaviest weather here, W
Y concluded to call ON them and get pal
of boots,
Mr.. JOHN DIVER, now of Connecticut
. but former resident OF Phoebe, arrive
here on Sunday, for the purpose of con
n veying tho remains of the late Thoma
= Ryan to his relatives at Meridian, Conn
IN He will start back within few days.
G. WIEDERHoLD has just received
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