Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-15


ny TRAVIS co.'s HAMILTON LINE;
Miss Cristie Carpenter
-: - Robinson Dan1 Steel
Tag FINE WEATHER still continues
and reports from Eureka state the roads
N the railroad were never in better con-
ditiou. We are glad to hear this, and II
,bs clerk Of the weather will only con-
can't TO remain in good humor and with
hold all evidences of displeasure in the
line of rain and snowstorms, it will be
Of great benefit to this community.
,.,v large portion of the Raymond &
pir numping machinery is still on the
- and at the mercy Of the powers
w., preside over wind and weather. As
.Ss exploration of the Raymond & Ely
,";oe below the water level has become a
prime factor in the continued prosperity
Of Phoebe, much interest is felt by all
our citizens in the transportation and
arrival OF the massive machinery which
will render that exploitation possible.
Out of the depths Of the mountains that
surround us, whose frowning submits
have for ages stood sentinel over the
treasures concealed within their recesses,
do we Piochers expect to "pluck the
flower safely" from the nettle danger.
This is not an unreasonable supposition
either. II the folks had given up the
Comstock when the upper strata OF pay
rock was worked out, there would have
been found no Crown Point, Belcher,
Ophir, Consolidated Virginia VI Cali
fornia, The discoveries Of the wonder
fully extensive and rich deposits in
those mines should inspire our citizens
with fresh hope and restore their con-
ddence in the ultimately remunerative
character OF our mines. There is no
donbt that this setting on the ragged
edge of deferred anticipation is not
pleasant but it will have to be borne,
and therefore it had better be sustained
ebeerfully and hopefully rather than
growling round like bear with sore
head.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. The time of year
is rapidly approaching when the festives
of Christmas and the New Year and re-
knit tho ties Of friendship and affection
Those feelings often and expression il
the presentation of trnket or gift o
some kind as a memento of regard ant
esteem, Now, those of our fellow citi
zens who desire to make such an offer
ING canuot do better than make selec
ton from the elegant assortment OF ney
and fashionable bijouterie just received
by our friend Mr.. Manning, whose repu
tstiou for fair and honorable dealin
gives the assurance that his goods ar
lust as they ore represented. In accord
snce with the times, which, as Phoebe a
present boasts of no California or VII
einia Consolidated, are little close
prices will BE- marked down to the loves
rates. Among Mr.. Manning's more ez
oepsiye goods, we noticed some very fin
solitaire cluster rings and studs, witt
some first. class watches, fit to be CARRIE
by auy one. We also saw some YER
tasteful and elegant sets. some chaste i
their simplicity, others rich in orna
ments. One ESPECIALLY we were struc
with and-but there, reporters mus
not think OF the gauds of the worlt
theirs is q loftier mission. So We wi
lust invite our readers to step around
the Bank Building and judge for them
selves.
ANOTHER man was arrested on Satu
day on suspicion that he was concerne
in the robbery of Wells, Fargo Il Co.
stages. That company has suffered to
much lately from the depredations I
hiohwaymen and are determined to spal
neither time, labor or expense in brin
inc the the offenders to justice. We sill
cerely hope they will be successful
giving some of the robbers useful az
innocent occupation in quarrying stol
for the benefit OF the State. The mi
diet and continued occupation atfordt
at the State Prison might give the
clearer ideas of meum and tuum.
ANOTHER PERFoRMANcE.-The Pioc
Minstrels will give another of tn
pleasing entertainments on Thursd
next. The programme will be very
teresting and present some novel #
lures. In the dearth Of amusemel
which so plentifully Expresses US duri
the present winter, the Minstrels afft
the means of passing away delight
hour or two. Their performances are
yery superior character, and in all
spects will be found most acceptai
B.-No improper characters will
admitted.
HOMICIDE AT PANAMINT.-The Pa
mint News said the other day tha
far, a grave yard was not required.
regret to find that since then the Pa
miuters have found the necessity for
melancholy appendage. From lie
received BY Mr.. Wertheimer. the n
chant on Main street, we learn that
Mowry, who not long since was J
dent OF this town. was killed by A
Laswell, who also formerly lived
Phoebe.
R1s1Na.-The Raymond & Ely
yesterday quoted on the board at ~
27A, higher price than it has rea'
for some time. That stock and
Meadow Valley will, some time du
next Spring or Summer, 60 boon
and then there will be the usual am
Of II told you so" and lamentations
fortunes lost never gained.
The ROYAL FELINE will this eve
give an audience to all who may CT
to present themselves at Hamil
Keno Rooms. Johnny Clark will tro
the animal and exhibit Its graces
all the urbane politeness for which
noted.
vIsrrINo.-Judge Berry, formerly
Of the proprietors of the RECORD {
well-known citizen Of Nevada, I
upon Us yesterday. The Judge loo
II his stay in California had agreed
him.
Mrs. D. M. ERNST has taken the
ing House formerly kept by Mrs. Oh
on Main street. The house has
thoroughly re6tted and is inviting
home-like. For terms, ETC., see q
tisement under head OF new to'da
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