Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-22
IocAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AID DEPARTURES

,.-.s,,r,,rs for the delectation Of the
-, of Phoebe are not very extensive
.roriaa At present the boys occupy
m,;r laisure time in ball playing, with
..,;oraIIv n scrub race. In Virginia
49,, are better off, the folks there are
t thes o." ratified by the exhibition of the
Dein nssss horse, which looks like quad
haliisoo naJa Of india rubber, and also a
Iupau tom the Woodruff, who is about
lec'e ,:s,, ,ha. Comstockers with her no.
10 eu', the naked truth. We expect
.lon' p;ocbe is too distant for the fair
mas una. 10 visit US, and therefore we
Iaii hoya 10 90 without the instruction
oi" Il, aerievsd from the teachings of
Ne Woodhull and her sister, Miss Ten
80 'Claain. a loss that we mourn, but
have to endure
srp,vpgRR1Es.-At Virginia City the
fo,ks there are just revealing in straw
bsrries and cream. The demand for the
latter is SO great that the Enterprise says
"tbat the COWS are terribly fatigued with
keeping up the supply" The milky
mothers are not greatly troubled In
Phoebe. Though strawberries are in the
market the long journey causes them to
be so expensive that poor local dare
NOT dream of any such luxury. We have
IN natropize sort Of Barmecido feast
and lust imagine we are in California in
dnloinp in luscious fruit, and then fill up
with our regular beans, which, as Dick
ems quantity remarks, 'are very filling at
the price.
F1RE.-Last evening the fire bell and
the whistles of the hosting works gave
the alarm at 20 minutes to Z O'Clock, and
the streets were at once crowded with
people. The fire was found to be on the
hill close to the railroad, where cabin
was burning fercely and was soon totally
destroyed The building was occupied
by Cavanaugh, Flynn and another whose
name we did not learn. The damage
was confined to the building where II
originated The fire companies were on
hand very speedily, but from the situa.
ton of the fire it was not possible to gel
near it, nor was there any means of get.
ting water to it.
The frequent fires that have occurred
Of late is warning to our citizens thai
they should not neglect and to be more
than ordinarily cautious in looking aftel
stoyepipes. sparks, etc. Everything il
the shape of wooden buildings are get
ting as dry as finder. and but few min
ntes are sufficient to give fire terri
bic start. In such matters an ounce o
prevention is worth bushel of cure.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court met yes
terday and dispatched the following bus
iness Skinker VS.. Clute & Young; al
lowed to and including Monday to file
statement for a new trial. Heitzlemai
VS.. Guntry; defendant allowed to ant
including Monday to file pleading. Nc
kelvey VS.. Nevada Central Railros,
Company; continued until 10th of July
on motion of defendant.
a. B.GoLDsTEIN gives notice in our ad
vertising columns that he is prepared t,
Do all kinds of tailoring, making, repair
ing and cleaning clothes in first rat
style, and at moderate prices. His plac
is on Main street, just opposite ]. c
Lynch's liquor saloon.
FLOWERS. Though we do live in tn
sagebrush, we notice that many bouquet
are CHILLED from the surrounding ravines
We saw one yesterday which was beat
ty, both in size, form and variety {
colOrs.
FLORAL MILL.-From conversatio
with I. McMasters, who is managin
this mill, we find that it is doing yer
excellent work. 1t is still engaged o
Washington x Creole ore.
NACArIoN-An attempt will be mac
to bring the business of the District Cou
to close, so that both the Judge al
the lawyers can indulge in short vac
ton.
An effort will we understand be mao
to continue the sinking of the Raymor
" Ely shaft 1t is proposed to raise IL
water by means of tanks or casks.
NEW GooDs.-J, Cohn received co
siderable consignment Yesterday of nc
goods by Prtchards freight line.
hRAUsE at the Postoflice book stoi
mas complete supply of papers, pc
oolcals, notions, etc.
MRS. L. HASTEN instructs thorough
III vocal and instrumental music.
my 22-tf
SHERIFF Travis left town yesterd
morning on trip to the West.