Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
EunEKA.-we see by the En-

IN EUREKA.-We see by the Eureka
Sentinel that ORA. c. Bishop, the able and
we'll known physician. has yielded to the
seductions of Charcoal Flat and has de-
termined to become dweller in the city
of the Base Range. We are sorry to
loose the Doctor as he is, and as the Eu.
rekans will very speedily find, a genial
gentleman and skillful physician, to
whom we wish every success in his new
home.
ACCIDENT Yesterday about noon a
man named Thomas Owen met with a
severe accident in the Magnet Com
PAWS mine, west OF the Raymond &
Ely ground. A mass OF dirt and rock
Unexpectedly fell on him, bruising him
severely and causing dislocation OF the
hip. The injured man was brought to
the surface and conveyed to his cabin as
speedily as possible, where DR.. Deal
very skillfully and quickly reduced the
dislocation.
acknowledgements Bradley has ap-
pointed our friend Thompson Campbell
Notary Public for Lincoln county. Those
Of our citizens who may have business
in this line, will find Mr.. Campbell
prompt and reliable, having had. as
most of our citizens are aware, consider
able experience in the business. Mr..
Campbell will have his Office with Messrs.
Pitzer & Corson, on Lacour street.
SILVER Pax Yesterday the Floral
mill delivered fine lot of bullion. the
returns Of crushing Of Silver Peak ore.
That mine is now producing daily sever
al tons of fine ore, which works fully $75
per ton. The ruined mines" of Phoebe,
to use the Chronicles phrase, will vet
astonish the jewellers in the cottages by
the sea that dot the sand hills of Yerba
Buena.
GOOD YIELD.-Nine tons of ore from
Highland District were crushed last week
at the Floral mill, and yielded something
over $1,000. This mill. under the care.
full and experienced management of Mr..
McMasters, is doing excellent work. In
this lot of ore there was fully 80 per cent
OF base metal, yet it was worked up to so
per cent. of the pulp assay, which is more
than ordinary good work.
WILL CLoTHE THEM Frank Black
says that now that he has provided the
boys with hats, he is going to continue
in the paths of benevolence, and has
concocted scheme for clothing them.
Frank will be on hand this and every
evening at Bony Williams saloon, to
explain-with his usual urbanity-the
particulars of his philanthropic project.
HOLDING FoRTH.-Y Yesterday loqua-
cious individual who had been too ardent
worshipper of Bacchus. was holding
forth to an admiring crowd, when Just
as he was about to reach the point of his
harrangue, Constable Gray capped the
climax by taking the orator by the collar
and unceremoniously walking him off.
That Constable has evidently no poetry
in his soul.
The Supreme Court in the case of F.
Wheeler ct al, VS.. the Floral Mill and
Mining Company, appealed by the plain.
tiff from the District Court OF this coun-
ty, the judgment allowing the offset OF
SASopp wan ACNeibCu, anu tu6 CAUSE re-
manded for new trial.
RETURNED.-On Sunday Judge Pitzer
returned from his visite to Cave Valley.
The Judge has derived considerable bene.
fit from the trip and looks we'll and
hearty, which it affords us pleasure to
note.
BuTTER.-Messrs. Buck 4 Light give
notice that they will supply fresh butter,
OF superior quality, either from the
wagon or at Emerson's store. Main
street.
DISSOLVED. - The partnership of
Bishop & Lee, as will be seen by a no.
tlce published by the late firm in our
advertising columns.
CHANGED HANDs.-John Mccall, of
Dry Valley. has disposed Of his ranch to
+. Thebault, who will continue the bust
ness as heretofore. See advertisement
REMovEp.-The Business Office of the
Daily Phoebe RECORD will this day be
removed to H. R. Breakey's new office
IN Lynch's Building, on Lacour street.
MISUNDERSTANDING John Roeder
received q considerable addition to his
already large stock of general merchan.
disc and groceries.
A New ORDER OF ENocH.-Do your
drinking at the Panaca Saloon, Lacoul
street. One price! One bit! je16-1w
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo &
20. Yesterday shipped bullion amount
ing to $5,797.
LosT.-A pistol on Meadow Valley
street. See advertisement.