Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-13


chine and fiowers-Nevada's favored sis
,er the Golden State. He will be absent
sre or six weeks. and on his return will
hs;varmly welcomed by his many friends.
This morning W. 7. Goodman, OF the
srm If Wiederhold & Goodman, leaves
,nr The East. He is going to see the |
~ folks after q long absence, and will |
n,ost with the warm welcome he SO well
M ansarras Mr.. Levin. of the popular
o;oor and tobacco store OF Levin d Co.,
e e,5a iaores for San Francisco, by way of |
S S,J lake. Mr.. Levin goes on business,
on attends to secure some goods that |
oil. aIu wall snstain the established reputa-
ton of his firm.
ASSESSMENT WoRK.--The miners of
This district will do well to recollect that
if they desire to perform assessment
vorl, under the United States law the
time is close at hand for its completion.
While referring to this matter, We will
again saw that if the miners desire TO
s1nnort the bill now before Congress for
the extension of the time for performing
assessment work another year, it would
be well for them to express their
oniniops in formal manner and send
them to MIR. Kendall, our Representa-
five in Congress, who is DESTROYS of
learning the wishes Of his constituents
on this point.
MAY All the papers in the State
Join in saying that though this is con-
sidered to be the month of flowers, the
principal blossoms that so far have been
produced in Nevada, are snow flakes and
boisterous winds, and they do not make
pleasant or convenient bouquets. Yes
terday, however, though little showery
and breezy, was on the whole pleasant
dsy. It's to be hoped that March winds
and April SHOWS and showers are going
to let up some time, or else the time for
another Winter will approach before
Spring, and Summer can get sandwiched
IN.
An HONEST INpIAN.-Yesterday an In.
dian found watch on the hillside and
very honestly brought it down town and
placed it in charge of A. S. Thompson,
at Fuks & McAlpins saloon. The owner
can get it by paying some trifling charges,
and is to be congratulated ON the fact
that the poor Indian who found it was so
honestly inclined. There are many
white men who. if they found such
prize, would have suddenly become con-
yerts to the opinion that "a still tongue
makes wise head"
CALICO RosETTE PARTY.-Our citizens
must not forget that Professor Bachs
Calico Rosette Party will come off on
Friday evening, May 10. at Browns
Hall. The Professor intends to keep up
his well established reputation for giving
pleasant reunions, and those who desire
to enjoy delightful evenings amuse.
ment, had better be on hand. We have
received complimentary ticket, for
which we offer our thanks, and if time
permits, shall endeavor to be present.
FIRE DEPARTMENr.-Ata special meet
ing of the members of the Fire Depart
ment held last night at the school house
on Main street. Frank Wheeler presid-
ing. the following gentlemen were elected
to fill vacancies caused by absent mem.
hers: P. Holland. to be Foreman Of the
Hose Company; NJ. d. Halpin, to be
FIRST Assistant of the same company;
James Dean, First Assistant OF the Hook
and Ladder Company.
JoYoUs.-Night before last, n number
Of the friends of Messrs Nixon, Good.
man and Mitchell were escorting them
ropn1 toup and box;no n mad t;,,o ,o,
orally, before the departure of those gen.
tlemen for San Francisco and the East.
Mr,h and jollity prevailed, and the boys
were determined that their departing
friends latest recollections of Phoebe
should not be sad ones.
ANIMATED. - The streets last evening
presented gay and cheerful appear
ance; the sidewalks were crowded, and
things looked "as they used to was"
Inc TACT is, that though times have been
rather dull, still there is yet good time
coming for Phoebe, and those who stick
the hrmest and last the longest, in the
Gnu Will be greatest gamers.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Yesterday the case
ol oHinker VS.. Clute & Young was tried by
alury' who rendered verdict for the
plaintlff in the sum of S3l3.s3. Messrs.
hlVes and Goldthwaite were counsel for
Inc plaintiff and Pitzer & Corson an.
peafed Tor the defendants. After the
Ut. iIai was concluded, the court adjourned
I'LL III o'clock this morning,
ACHANdE.-Travis & Co. have made
arrangements by which their stages con-
meet with Pritchard's line at Hamilton.
ana ana passengers leaving Phoebe arrive at
tallsAoe IN forty hours, which time will
~ tna"e regularly through the Summer.
~ bnuef the new arrangement it will not
w necessary to lay over as formerly. 81
HE CORNER SALOON is closed for re-.
pairs' but will in few days reopen in a
;speek and span new dress, and look as
bonnet ' e' al =" ouoh VI F"
AESaTHY.-An OK team was stretched
"0ng Meadow Valley street and seemed
W " US that it about filled the street from
ha ".n 10 Cedar. Such string of WOO
LAWS we have not seen for many day,
VIZ IEAMs.-Quite a number of O,
'ea'ls arrived yesterday, bringing large
Ioannty OF goods for various business
'0usss-Clute, Poujade and others.
fcIks d McALpIN have been repair.
o s ,neir saloon, and have added consid
Nao'y to its neat appearance.
BULLION SHIPMENT. = The bullior
a an,Pp pee, by Wells, Fargo e. Co. Nav III
Du iZ'h amounted to $26, S33. 30.
f,o ~ I g is telegraphed to arrive