Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-17


FiRE.-Early yesterday morning the
roof of Westinghouse on Meadow Val
ley street caught fire owing to careless
ly fixed stoyepipe. With the aid OF some
of the passers-by the fire was ex-
tnguished by bucket or two of water,
which happened to be handy. There
was no damage done further than the
burning of few shingles. This occur
renee ought, however, to induce greater
care in the arranging of stovepipes, etc.
We are daily reading of disastrous fires,
and the most of them arising from Grim
inal carelessness. In such matters too
much caution cannot be shown.
New ARRIvAL.-The Phoebe Ministries
will give another performance this eve-
ming at Hanley's Hall. One of the fea-
lures of the entertainment will be the
appearance of the new arrival, which has
lust reached America from the interior
of Africa by the last Japan steamer In
other respects the programme is also
entirely new and varies from the former
performances. Care will be taken that
those engaging reserved seats will have
no difficulty in procuring them, and
every effort will be made to promote the
comfort as we'll rs the amusement OF the
audience.
FLORAL Mill. Under the head New
To-Day" will be found an advertisement
of the Floral mill. Under the careful
and competent supervision of 7. McMas-
tiers this establishment is gaining an en-
viable reputation for obtaining good
results. If the silver is in the ore Mr..
McMasters will be very apt to secure AS
large per centage as can be done at any
mill in the country. Murat Halstead,
for news, and McAIasters has nose for
silver, and if 1t is in the rock that he
works, he is sure to find it.
NoIIcE.-Carpenters and builders will
hereby take notice that owing to certain
defects in the plan on which bids were
received the other day for doing the
work on the new Catholic Church,
Father Monteverde finds it neces-
sary to invite fresh proposals, ac-
cording to the new plan, which can be
seen at his house during this day. All
bids must be in by 10 o'clock this even.
ing.
MUss.-On McCannon street couple
of fellows had little scrimmage yester-
day evening. 1t was raining at the time,
and the ground was sufficiently soft to
take an impression of the manly form
of one of the combatants, and it was
taken, and that ended the fight. No ar
rests were made and no damage done be-
yond muddying a suit of store clothes.
CAPTAIN VIM. LUBBOCK, of the Floral
Springs Water Company. will shortly
open meat market, which he intends
to supply with the very finest meats to
be procured i'll the country. Restaurant
proprietors and families will do well to
pay his establishment visit when it is
opened.
RUNAWAY. - Yesterday team at
tached to a wagon was left standing on
Lower Main street, and getting tired of
waiting went off on an expedition. Re.
sult-two tired horses, a broken wheel
and an irate teamster
THANKS. - Mr.. Seibert, the efficient
agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., has kindly
consented to assist US in procuring the
latest copies of the Bay papers for which
he has our thanks.
CooLINo.--Yesterday evening several
smart showers occurred. which were very
welcome and rendered the atmosphere
delightfully."- cool.
BULLION SHIpMENr.-Wells, Fargo &
20: shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to 81, 93l45.