Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-13
p,,cosr-We have not the least

p.,,,cosE.-We have not the least
objection to man, or any set Of men,
Giving their whole minds to the delight
srl occupation Of erecting Mansard
,oot on somebody else's occiput, but we
AZ most earnestly and strenuously object
~ a few half drunken men gathering in
t,ont Of some unfortunate mans Sleep
NO chamber and there stand and talk
and ouarrell and make it up, and quar-
al AGAIN. for two or three mortal hours.
Sucb an infection is calculated to drive
The most patient into a condition Of
trsnzv and liable to commit deeds of un-
heard Of atrocity.
p,s.MISr.-By the kindness of Mr..
Cushing, the well known druggist, We
usrs Yesterday favored with the perusal
ofs letter, written by a former resident
of this place, from Panamint. He
spesks of that place in favorable terms,
but at the same time expresses the opin-
ion that all the visible lodges have been
taken up for large circuit round the
town. From all that we can learn of
Panamint we should say it was good
Mace for few hundred men to settle in,
who wished to work for low wages, vary
ing from $3.50 to SO per day.
TO-DAY is the day fixed by law for the
canvassing by the Board Of County
Commissioners of the vote east at the late
election. The only point:of interest con-
nected with the matter is the contest, be-
tween Wescoatt and Yule, in which the
vote is so close that slight mistake by
the poll clerks of any precinct, might
cause a serious alteration in the position
of the two candidates. We understand
that wescoatt only clamis majority Of
two.
Nor So.-For the last day or two there
has been a rumor that the Meadow Val.
lev works were about to shut down. On
inquiry of Mr.. Tyrren, the Superintend-
ent, he says he knows nothing about
any such action. The report was one OF
those baseless rumors 30 frequently
started; how, nobody knows and nobody
cares.
TAXPAYERS should not forget that the
10th inst. is the last day for paying
taxes, Nobody likes to pay taxes, Blu,
then it has to be done. and might as
well be done first as last. Do not leave
it to the last day, but be in time by pay.
ing promptly and save possible costs and
annoyance.
A NUMBER of men left yesterday fol
Panamint. Some went in wagons. some
on horseback and some by Walkers line
it makes no difference how. The ele
phant has to be interviewed, and it il
supposed that his present residence liei
near Panamint until further notice.
The members Of the Phoebe Fire De
partment will please take notice that a
an alarm Of fire, they must proceed i'm
mediately to the old Record Office, MAR
street, where the fire apparatus is nov
housed. By order OF the Chief Engineer
Russ Scott.
The new church built for the use o
the Catholic citizens Of Phoebe, present.
externally very neat appearance. Tn
interior when finished, will look quit
tasteful and will be convenient and com
Portable.
The Eastern Nevada Jockey Club vii
hold a meeting at Russ SCOTS Gu
Rooms this friday evening, Nov. 18th
at ~ o'clock
THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
Oun thanks are offered to Mr.. Pierc
for supply OF sparkling wine. in whic
the health OF Mr.. Pierce and his fa
bride was duly toasted with all th
honors.
NEARLY COMPATIBILITY stone war,
house being erected by j. C. Lynch on
lot near the Courthouse, is rapidly a
proaching completion.
The weather has again become brigl
and clear. Yesterday was most d
lightful day, inviting all who could do
to partake Of outdoor exercise.
The FUNERAL of the infant child
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe took place yesterdi
afternoon.