Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-12
DIrD.-we learn by the Ithaca, N. Y

DIED.-We learn by the Ithaca, N. Y.
paper, that brother OF Frank Schoon.
maker died in that place on Monday.
the 10Th OF June. The local paper of
the 18th Of June, in reference to the de.
ceased, says: "Mr. Schoonmaker. whose
death is recorded elsewhere, was taken
with slight shock of paralysis, fifteen
weeks ago, and has been sinking until
Monday, when he died. His brother ar.
rived from Nevada about an hour before
he died. Frank Schoonmaker left here
about ~ years ago. He spent several
years In California and then went to Ne
vada, where he has spent most Of the
time since. He returns to witness his
brothers death, and to find most of the
people whom he knew before he left.
passed from his memory; and the vii
iage grown to city proportions
YESTERDAY the early part of the day
was excessively warm and sultry, but
during the forenoon it clouded up and
a little rain fell. Towards the north and
northwest there was very heavy thunder
shower; also at Bullionville, where con-
siderable rain occurred. The rain, how
ever, was by no means general. Towards
evening the atmosphere was much cooler,
and later little rain fell, but not enough
to lay the dust.
ARRIvED.-We noticed among the ar
rivals yesterday E. j. Travis. J. Gilmer
and Fred Salisbury. Mr.. Gilmer has
been on tour around the coun-
try-Austin. Eureka and other places
and looks as irrepressible as
ever. Mr.. Travis comes on business
connected with his line, which he says is
now in apple-pie order. Messrs. Giimer
and Salisbury are stopping at the San
Jose Hotel.
The FLORAL Mill has been engaged
during the past week in reducing mum.
Der of small lots Of ore taken out from
various lodges by parties on shares. As
we noticed the other day some Of the
parcels of ore proved very rich and
yielded excellent returns. The mill, up.
der charge of Mr.. McMasters, is working
very satisfactorily.
PHoToenAPnIc. All persons desiring a
good picture will please call on W. L..
Hudnall Immediately, at the photo.
graph gallery formerly owned by SUIT
terly & Fox, as shall close the gallery
on the l4th inst. Pictures may be had
from old negatives by ordering at once,
and also views of the town.
W. L. HupNALL.
BuLLIoNvrLLE.-We had the pleasure
of meeting Mr.. worley, Of Bullionville.
That gentleman says things in that rus
tic burg are very quiet. The weather
has been extremely warm, and that or
some other cause has induced q consid.
cradle amount of sickness, which we re-
greet to learn. 8t
The MArINEE.-The performance Of
the Phoebe Minstrels on Saturday at
Hanley's Hall. was very meritorious,
fully equalling the former ones which
proved so acceptable to our citizens.
There was very fair audience, chiefly
composed Of ladies' and children.
RETURNED. = Yesterday ws were glad to
note the return of our fellow citizen, A.
A. Young, who has been taking q trip
to the West. Mr.. Young looks well, and
says he had very pleasant journey.
PRIToHARD's LINE.-In addition to the
amount Of bullion shipped by Wells,
Fargo & Co., 1913, 799. so was shipped by
Pritchard's line during the month Of
June.
Tomorrow the District Court will
meet, when jurors would do we'll to be
within call.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS .-There will be
an adjourned meeting of the Board to-
morrow. '@
SINCE the Fourth matters have been
quite on the jog-trot order, and local
items have been alarmingly scarce.
HAVANA SILVER MINING CoMpANY.--
An assessment Of $3.50 per foot has been
levied by the above company.
BULLION SHIpAENr.-wslls, Fargo L
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to S16.731.18