Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-19

PRINTING MACHINERY. - We are in
,,,med that immediate steps are about
- h. taken for the manufacture and
traction or pumping machinery in the
shaft Of the Raymond & Ely. This is
0 1 news for Phoebe, as it is expected
hat the vein below the water level will
assume its former remunerative charac-
,ey George E. Ames, the company q
snoineer, goes below this morning for
tbs purpose of consultation as to the
machinery to be adopted.
NEAR No. Sin cabin, near Meadow
Valley Shaft No. 3, coal oil lamp was
inset night before last and came near
burning up the place. A blanket that
was quickly thrown over the flames pre-
vented further damage. People cannot
be too careful how they use coal oil
lamps. for every day intelligence comes
from some part Of the country of acci-
dents caused by carelessness in this re-
spect.
Rlc1Ne.-Pat Holland is so olated with
his gallant gray horse Moro winning the
race on Monday, that he is now deter
mined to challenge Thad Stevens, Walk.
ing John, Sam Purdy, or any other man
to trial of speed for any sum, from one
hundred to million or 30. Pat serious.
" thinks of entering Moro for the
$4,000 purse offered by the Pacific
Jockey Club.
Ice CREAM.-J. Seguin & Co., Of the
Glacier Ice Cream Saloon, is serving his
patrons with artistically compounded and
eYauisitely favored ice cream OF every
variety. We tried them and found them
excellent. Joe makes q specially oil
serving families and restaurants in guam
titles to suit, at very low rates. His
doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
BREAK DOWN. wagon and team
from below Bullionville came to sud.
den stop yesterday by the mutinous con-
duct of one of the wheels, which abso.
lutely refused to proceed any further,
and incontinently fell to pieces. Result
an irate teamster and a job for the
vagonmaker. 1t is an i'll wind that
blows nobody good.
COOP BEHAVIOR Piochers are de.
cldedly on their good behavior, and are
now as mild as sucking doves. No one
gets mad or RACES around, or does any
thing that good citizens should not do.
This is hard upon the unhappy reporter,
who thinks he will persuade the saloons
to serve out fighting whisky, sheep
herder's delight, etc., and then he will
get chance for few items.
JUDGE G. G.. BERRY, one OF the pro.
prietors of the ProcHE RECORD, leaves
this morning for the West. We under.
sand that he will stay some time at
Virginia, and that. he will issue a call
for the meeting of the Democratic Gen.
trail Committee to take place in that city.
AUCTION SALEs.-There will be auction
sales every evening at NJ. v. Williams
store on Lacour street, Lynch's building.
The stock embraces great variety OF
clothing, furnishing goods and notions,
and must be sold, 80 now is the time to
obtain bargains. ....
GEo. E. AMEs, principal engineer Of
the Raymond Il Ely, leaves this morning
for San Francisco, on business connected
with the company.
REcovERINo.-Thomas Owen, the man
who was hurt the other day in the Ray.
mond Il Ely mine, is recovering rapidly
under the skillful treatment OF DR.. Deal.
FouSD-By G. Ely, of Bullionville,
near Dry Valley, q bay mare, saddle and
bride. See advertisement.
BULLION SHIPMENT Fargo L
Co. shipped yesterday bullion to the
amount of S3,6Sl 90.