Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-03
PAsAM1Nr AGAIN.--Yesterday BY

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PANAMrNr AGAIN.--Yesterday by the
kindness of Mr.. j. H. Henderson, we
were favored with perusal of short
letter from his brother, w. H. Hender-
sop, our esteemed County Recorder, who
is paying a flying visit to the scene of
the new excitement. The letter was
very short. merely saying that he had
ssiely arrived and was looking round,
but from what he had seen, be was not
impressed very favorably with the place.
OF course Mr.. Henderson had not had
time to get any very accurate idea Of the
state Of things in the new camp, still he
is an old prospector, has had considera-
bic experience in such matters, and his
first Impressions are pretty apt to be
correct. We therefore should advise
those who contemplate joining the rush
to the new Mecca, not to be in o great
hurry, for while at any rate. The
camp was started by old hands at the
business, who were pretty certain to COB
Bile everything valuable that might be
lying round loose. and did not make
much of hue and cry until they had
got all they wanted. As men in their
position usually want all they can see,
their leavings are not likely to be very
valuable. However, we suppose it is no
use talking. Those who have got the
fever are as delirious as IL they were
snake bit, and will, no doubt, have to
see the thing out. But to those who are
not too far gone, we should say 90 slow
for time, until You see how the thing
turns out. "1f
SHrpPED.-Yesterday We learned that
the whole Of the heavy machinery, in.
Guiding the engine, for the Raymond &
Ely, was shipped from San Francisco
and is now on its way hither. It is al
most too much to expect that the pres
ent fine weather should hold out for very
long, but, as within our own personal
experience in Nevada, we have known
good weather to extend through the
whole OF December. Such an occurrence
might happen again, and if it does, it
would considerably help the chances of
getting the greater part Of the ponderous
machinery hither before the roads be-
come too bad.
PIocHE MINsTRELs. - This evening
this favcrite troupe. reinforced with
some able and talented performers, will
give an entertainment at Hanley's Hail.
The hall has been refitted and renovated
and every arrangement smade to provide
for the comfort and convenience of the
audience. The programme is very in
viting one. has many new features, ami
will we are sure give great satisfaction to
oil who attend the performance.
ARRrvED.--Some days since the intelli-
gence reached several of our merchants
that numbar Of freight wagons drawn
by oxen were stalled about twenty. five
or thirty miles from here on the Toano
road. As the goods were greatly needed,
wagons and teams were sent out to
afford assistance. and yesterday returned
bringing in large quantity of merchan-
disc for most of the principal merchants
in town.
JUSTICES CouRT.-Yesterday two mem
bers Of the Demi- Monde had a little mis-.
understanding about money matters and
the affair formed such tangled skein
that the services of the respected Justice
of the Peace, Colonel Allen. were in
voked to adjust the difficulty. After a
patient hearing. his Honor concluded
not to interfere and dismissed the CASE
FROM PRovo.-Ph. Felsenthal yester.
day received in the short time of fifteen
days from Provo. the present terminus
OF the Utah Southern Railroad, u car
load Of Eastern candles, weighing 81 900
pounds.
FIRE PnooF ELLAR.-Chas. Stein Il
Co. have large cellar suitable for stor.
ing large quantity of goods. Those
in need Of accommodation of that character
had betterapply to them.
EXPECTED. Ames, who was
called to San Francisco to receive the
big pumping engine of the Raymond &
Ely, is on his way back and will be here
in day or two. f4.
The roads. under the genial influence
Of the present fine weather, are rapidly
drying, and the stages, both from Hamil
ton and Salt Lake, are now arriving in
good season.
RECEIVED Phi. Felsenthal, F. w
Clute, Jacobs & Sultan, T. G. Poujade
Clark Bros, and other merchants, yes
terday received quite large accession t
their stocks of merchandise.
DIVIDEND NoTIcE.- The State Banl
announces that its regular monthly divi
dend oftwo per cent. on it's capital stool
will be payable on the 10th inst.
RESERVED SEATS for the performsnc
this evening can be had by applying a
the Box Office, at Hanly's Hall. after l
o'clock this morning. ~ t..H
The District Court met yesterday, bu
transacted no business, and adjourne
until Friday evening.
T. G. PouJADE yesterday received
large quantity Of sugar. which Of late ha
been quite q scarce article in town.
BULLION SHIPMENT Wells. Fargo .
Co; shipped yesterday bullion amountin
to - $40.
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