Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-05

.sosrs Mckee and Knerr noticed the
tonnes of some hidden fire, and after
,oms search found that some one had
,.,ssssly thrown match or lighted
,;,.r among some rags in cellar on
Meadow Valley street, which had ignited
sna we're smouldering without bursting
;n,o flame. The officers are very vigilant
n looking out for the first sign of fire,
and in doing so render good service.
We notice in the Eureka papers that an
sIs,m of fire was caused in that town by
defective stove pipe. and the Eurekans
are called upon to be cautious; advice
that our citizens will do well to heed.
PASSING the Sherif's Office yesterday
re called in and found our friend B. H.
Hereford tending to matters in his usual
business.like manner. At the moment
NJ our visit Mr.. H. was engaged in filing
avay the Treasurer's vouchers for last
months collection of licenses, taxes, etc,
which had been settled in full and as the
law requires. During the absence of
Mr.. Travis Mr.. Hereford is managing
the business OF the Office and everything
il kept in good shape and as orderly as
an old maids work.box.
YESTERDAY we had the pleasure OF
making the acquaintance of Mr.. Gregg,
Of the firm of Logan. Gregg & Co., hard
ware merchants, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr..
Gregg says our town is q lively one,
with which We fnlly coincide. We COM
mend Mr.. Gregg to our business men as
a very pleasant gentleman, and repre-
senting large and we'll known house.
SELLING OUT. - VIM. V. Williams,
under the head Of New To-day" an.
nounces bis intention of closing out his
large stock of clothing. notions, etc. All
bis goods will be marked down to ex-
treme figures, as he is determined to
make clearance. Besides his old store
on Main street, to expediate sales he has
opened branch in Lynch's building,
Lacour street.
| PIocHE, June 4, 1s74.-N. Wines is
now prepared to furnish pure well
water, at a much lower rate than here
tofore sold Mt. The old and we'll known
driver. Tex" will have charge of de.
livering it. If the people will give him
their patronage, he will keep water at
reasonable price, and will guarantee to
furnish for one year. je5-1w
JOHN RoEpEE, our worthy County
Treasurer, has lately been making con-
siderable additions to his stock Of groce-
ries and general supplies. He is evi.
IDENTIFY determined to take advantage OF
the season of good roads and low freiChts,
and is laying in his stock for the Fall
and Winter.
JoT TRAvIs.-The other day we had
the pleasure Of seeing our friend Jot
Travis. who looks as we'll and hearty as
ever. He has been busily engaged on
me road, looking after the stage line,
and now has got everything in good
working trim. The line is now making
good time and close connections.
A GooD ExAMpLE.--We find from the
Eureka papers that the authorities OF
that burgh are busy clearing out the col.
Lotions of refuse garbage, etc., that have
accumulated in the highways and by.
ways Of the town. Would not the citi.
zens of Phoebe do well to follow this ex.
ample.
CIDER,-J. G. Fortman is supplying
an excellent article of champagne cider,
Just the thing for pleasant Summer
drink. HIS place of business is on lower
Main street, opposite Sherwood's lum-
Der yard. He has also established a
vinegar factory with the above. Prices
low and prompt attention.
LADIES FANCY GooDs.-H. Stein has
opened choice assortment Of embroid-
cries, white goods, ribbons, dress trim.
m'nss, ETC., at his store on Lacour street,
next door to Mrs. Wards. Mr.. Stein
announcement will be found in the ad.
Ver'islng columns.
FEAcEFuL.-Mr. Lo seems to have
gwen up his warlke notions and is now
turning turning his attention to exploring the
w Iuat'i I've mysteries of gambling, in
eral engaged. " 90" nav
hlcElPTs.-Messrs, Fulks & McAlpir
Yesterday received large additions te
u .nelr already heavy stock of wines. lio.
t;o. s, etc. Among the receipts we no
o eeeg considerable quantity OF ale, case
G., HAVANA GROUND FOR SALE.-At tn.
Due Suef'n Office, Courthouse, on satur
say ' vune 9th, at II M, there will be Z
cas .. Vi i'HI feet of the Havana mine fol
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oNE thousand DOLLARS REwARp.-W
~ Fr'tchard offers the above reward 70,
t ;ue return Of SIX bars Of bullion stoler
NV mu% ~, n,s wagons in December and Janu
LIE creditors of William Stansfield
a; n11 bankrupt, will hold a meet
fos s w ~ Eureka on the 18th of June. be
ruptcy. A'esis'er III oahk
a. A. DAVIS. the well known auc
Sa,r.a, VIII sell bay work horse OF
m;n;0y evening, on account Of the adj
n'nistrator Of an estate. -"
LAST evening the streets presented
s S.n and lively appearance. The side
wa "a'ks were crowded, and the storek sen
FS appeared to be busy.
~ nSMovED.-The Atlantic and Pacis,
nergraph Office is removed to DR.
Wweals drug store, Main street onnos,,
"eedow Valley street. ~
no CoMBrNAr1oN.-All kinds Of msat,
S J. at the Peoples Market as obean a,
any market in town. R. P. DArroS.
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DAN JOSE HousE. above wei
for o s.1 and desirable property ia offere,
-. 'a'e' 1t will be sold at bargain.
1,Ak DEpARrMENr.-A meeting is cslle,
i Ms; thls evening at the school bonse q,
street, at 7:SO sharp.
bullion SHIPMENT. - The bullio,
d ds,pped by Wells, Fargo r. Co. vester
amounted to $7,l32.