Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-16


two the prices Of Phoebe stocks in the
Gan Francisco market have advanced;
Raymond & Ely notably SO. Since last
saturday that stock has advanced seven
so,ors and half, which makes quite
i; H to those who are large holders,
~ wb;ch there are many in Phoebe. We
are in homes that ere very long the mines
81 Elv District will again assume that
position in the stock market TO which
they are so Justly entitled. In this con-
naction we cannot refrain from quoting
tbe words of a gentleman who is a
,borouph miner, and well acquainted
with the resources of the Raymond &
XIV mine. This gentleman advised a
friend who held this stock to put it away
and forget that he had it, and some day
it would make him home stake. This
we think very sensible advice, and upon
which the owners of Raymond Il Ely
will do well to ponder.
Our young friend, H. Cresswell,
nephew of Col. H. l. Thornton, leaves
Phoebe to-day for Belmont. During his
STAY in Phoebe Mr.. Cresswell has made
many friends, among whom We are glad
TO be numbered, all of whom will join
Ms in wishing him every success that he
can desire. Harry is of the right stamp;
not afraid of work, energetic and relis-
Bile, and will be sure to succeed if pluck
and perseverance are of any avail, and
we all know they are.
FIGHT day we have to record one
fight, but that was between two China
men, who had decided to dissolve part
nership in the laundry business. The
row arose about the proper and equitable
division of sundry ilatirons, tubs and
kettles. After the combatants had bruised
around a little, they sounded a parIey
and finally concluded to make peace. So
all was again quiet among the sons of
the Flowery Kingdom.
FLORAL Mill. - This establishment,
under the competent management of T.
McMasters, is working very nicely. 1t
is now crushing ore from the Washing
ton & Creole, which appears to be turn
ing out very WELL One thing is very
certain that all the returns that are pos
sibe to be extracted from the rock, Mr..
McMasters is likely to get, for he COM
bnes a long experience with very careful
and skillful treatment in the reduction
Of ore.
HIGHLAND Con. MINING CoMpANY.-In
our advertising columns will be found q
notice which particularly concerns the
holders Of the due bills of this company
that are dated the 14th. The holders
of such bills are requested to exchange
them for others OF more approved
form. This should not be neglected.
H1oHLANp.-We are glad to learn from
Dr.. A. g. Bishop that the process OF set
Ting the business of the Highland Con-
sOlidated Mining Company is going on
satisfactorily. We hope that the under
taking will yet emerge from its difficult
ties, and return handsome profit to all
concerned.
LAST evening the appearance of the
streets were quite lively. The sidewalks
we're crowded with people, and things
looked like old times. We said the other
day that those who stick the closest and
longest to Phoebe will have no reason to
regret their faith in the lasting resources
Of Ely District.
CAUTIONED Under the head of New
To-day" will be found an advertisement
inserted by j. N. Williams, the agent of
the Highland Consolidated Mining Com
pany, warning all persons not to pur.
chase due bill given to George Metzig
Tor $6o, and dated the 14th inst.
HE fine weather continues, and it
seems from the warm balmy air that we
have pumped right in the middle OF
summer, and for this year have left
Spring out altogether.
On Sunday the return match of base
Dali will be played at Bullionville. The
ooys are getting ready for the tug of war,
them. 0'o'' ~
hEpAIRING.-We notice that several OF
.le saloons, restaurants, business houses
e'c'' are rehttlng for the summer cam
paigu. 0''''
AN assessment of twenty cents share
mas been levied upon the stock of the
D0"efy Mill and Mining Company.
bullion SHIPMENT. - The bullion
ssuippea BY Wells, Fargo e. Co. yester
Jay amounted to son 5h7 nj