Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-02
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Own THE DIVIDE was yesterday the
s,o,s of contention between two team
s,ers rs to the right OF way. One
coplin't get out and the other wouldn't.
After war Of words that became some
who, more earnest than becomes polite
society, recourse was proposed to the
arbitrament of arms, when, mucn 70 tne
astonishment of both, determined look
inc ,.old cuss" walked up, whose team
was was DELAYED by the dispute, and while the
nrelimiparies Of combat were peing settied
he yapked one team this way ana set the
other that, in such manner anat noth,
inc was left to fight about. Ihis local
Thought he never saw q couple OF more
sbeepish looking men than the late DIS
nutants as they mounted to their seats
and drove off. They had wasted more
time in fussing than would have settled
the whole matter. As a peacemaker and
y man of business that same old cuss is
trump.
LOVELY DAYS and pleasant nights are
now becoming the rule. The mud is
driving up, streets are becoming passable,
and now nothing is wanted but increased
activity in the mines, and all will be
joyful as the jocund morn. We have had
stormy. miserable weather SO long, that
now fine sunny days are blessing us, all
the people in town seem DESTROYS of get
ting out of doors and enjoying it. Yes
trrday the streets were crowded with
pedestrians and loungels, while plenti-
inl admixture of ladies rendered the
sidewalks attractive and storekeepers
busy. The ladies, OF whom be it known,
we are the sworn admirer and champi-
on, whenever they 60 out, they love
dearly to do little shopping. 1t is a
very innocent recreation Of which we
hiphly approve. especially when we do
not pay for it. Then with reckless
ardour, we declare their choice unique
and their taste perfection. e. ..rr
GREETING. - Yesterday we had the
pleasure Of meeting our old friend Thos.
McMasters, late Superintendent of the
Raymond & Ely Company's mills. Tom
looked we'll and cheerful. He has been
true and faithful employee of the Ray
mond & Ely Company, and we are sure
will carry its endorsement as we'll as that
of the community in which be has re-
sided, as to his ability, uncompromising
integrity and reliability in all respects.
Tom has knack of making host of
friends, and what is better, of keeping
them.
THAMES AND REGARDS are due to our
friend Wallace Greenwall, who for many
months has been acting in the capacity
of Superintendent OF the Peavine and
Alps. Mr.. Greenwall by his uniform
courtesy and obliging manners, has
made himself many friends in the COM
munity, and we hope, that il distance
may separate him from his friends in
Phoebe, that he will always depend, and
Justly upon their being leal and true in
yiye vale.
OPENING DAY AND REMOVAL. - Mrs.
Whyland begs leave to announce to her
friends and patrons that she has re-
moved to Main street, opposite Mr..
Wlederhold's, with new and varied as.
sortment of Spring goods, consisting of
bonnets, flowers, and millinery goods of
all descriptions. Her great opening day
will be Saturday next. Come and see,
as prices defy competition. st
RUMoR has it that there are rich strikes
is several of our mines, but rumor is
such a lying jade that it will not do to
place much reliance on her, still we are
led to believe that in the Washington &
Creole large and valuable body of ore
has been found and that returns Of bull
hon from that mine will soon be largely
increased.
CHANaE.-Mr. Mcdonald, who has
50 long been Foreman of the American
Flag, has been appointed Superintendent,
OF the Page 4 Panaca. We congratulate
the company on the appointment of 0
thoroughly capable, honest and deserv
ing man. Mr.. Mcdonald has our bes,
wishes for his success.
ALps.-The new Superintendent, Mr.
Messenger, arrived day or two since
II Yesterday We had the pleasure of an in
uoauchon, and find him q very agree
81 aoie gentlemen, and commend him to tb,
n good offices OF our fellow citizens,
CHRIS PErERsoN.-W regret 10 stot,
.hat TINS poor man never recovered from
Inc shock of his injuries and subseoue
q operation, and died at little betor
q midnight. '0 800
FACE AND PANAcA.-Mr. Falk, lat
9uperlntendent, has been elected Presi
ueht Oh the company and Mr.. Mcdonald
Il appointed Superintendent.
lHE telegraph announces the departur
from Palisade, for this place, of J. r
James, W. Meagher and E. j. Travis.
InE bullion shipment for the mont
Oh March, by Wells. Fargo & Co.'S ey
press, amounted to Slho OAK IA