Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-01
. nIfs MOTT N think

re is some good ore and plenty OF II
p;oche mines. Time will tell the tale,
AZ IA we believe that those who wait and
an, mon the tide turning in the for
TEE Of Phoebe will be generously re-
M"rdsd II may and will take some
s'ontbs TO place the mines in q condi-
.;aa 10 reach the ore, but that 1t is there,
~. faith has never for moment been
shaten We may be in error. but we
,I;nL not and we think it 80 strongly
~, we intend to abide the chance, no
.na,,er which way it turns, though we
ern,ly believe that more prosperous
.;n1as are in store for Phoebe than it has
ever seen.
Selling OuT.-S. Asbim & Brother
tbis morning announce their intention
Of selling off all their immense stock of
groceries, liquors, wines, provisions,
hardware, clothing, boots, furnishing
,ools etc, at rates so low, that it will
bo to the interest of all to become
,crcbasers. Families, restaurants and
consumers will find that the Inducements
oaered are real, solid and substantial,
and the opportunity should mot be al
loved to pass unimproved. Those who
are DESTROYS of laying in stock OF Win
ter supplies, will find that they can be
purchased of Ashim Il Bro. cheaper than
thew can he laid down here. The same
with furnishing hardware, clothing,
hats and boots The quality OF all arti-
Giles in the store are unexceptionable.
They we're selected by experienced buy
~ al Int raka
and will be disposed of at the bed rock
prices. Purchasers should not fail to
visit Messrs. Ashims store. They will
be sure not to go away dissatisfied. The
we'll situated store, buildings and lot are
ohsred for sale, including one of the
best fire-proof cellars in the country.
The whole forming one of the most eliei-
bic and valuable parcels Of real estate in
Phoebe. ... ..a.
EUREKA AND PALIsADE RAILRoAD.--In
another column will be found the adver-
tisement of the above company, who are
now delivering freight in Phoebe from
the railroad in thirteen days. For speed
and punctuahty this line cannot be ex.
celed, as the arrangements are SO COM
plete that delay can scarcely occur. No
charges made for forwarding. Packages
should be marked care T.. a. P. r. R.,
Palisade. The Phoebe office is at the old
stand, corner Of Phoebe and Field streets,
where the obliging agent, Frank Min
shull, will be found always ready to i'm
part all needed information.
For DISTRICT JUDGE.-Judge Fuller,
the present incumbent of the Office OF
District Judge, this morning announces
that be is a candidate for reelection.
The Judge will run as an independent
candidate, and will submit his claims to
his fellow citizens at the polls. During
bis term of office, we believe Judge Full
Ter has done his best to fulfill the ardu-
Gus duties of his important position in q
faithful and upright manner, endeavor-
ing on all occasions to advance the ends
of Justice to the utmost Of his ability.
For ToANo.- Tuesday last, our fel.
low townsman, A. II. Emanual, left with
his big teams for the railroad, to load up
with some of the huge pile Of machinery
that is now being dispatched from San
Francisco for tho Raymond & Ely Com
pany, Brother Emanuel says that he
intends to make the fastest trip on REC
ord, and intends to reach Phoebe on his
return trip in 2S days. The outfit in
eludes &c head of tine mules drawing a
long train of wagons. .
BALL.-Our friend, F. Voss, will on
Thursday evening, Oct. 6, give grand
ball at the Meadow Valley Hotel, Bull
lionville. Excellen. music will be pro.
ylded, and every arrangement made &c
secure the comfort of visitors. Mr. Voss
will be glad to see among Others his
friends from Phoebe, and will do his bes
to secure the enjoyment of all.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
Eastern Nevada Jockey Club will b'
held at Russ SCOTS Climb Rooms, to
morrow friday evening, October 2
1874. Members are particularly re
quested to be present.
THOMPSON CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
BILLY ONCE MoRE.-As milkis
Billy is sound and reliable. He sup
plies fresh and pure milk to all comers
and will continue to do SO all Winter
he has also quantity Of hay for sale
and will take horses to ranch in an in
closed pasture.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ne1
regular meeting of the Board will tax
place on Monday next. They will the
make the order respecting ballot paper
etc, etc.
BOARD OF EouLIzATIoN.--The Commi
soners met yesterday and heard son
applications, but transacted no businel
ofpublic Importance. ~
BILLY the Stage Boy is out again
force. During the races he will run tv
stages to the Race Track, each makil
four trips daily.
PosTPoNED.-T sale OF the Highlal
Consolidated Mining Company's pro
erty at Highland, has been postpon
until the I'd of November.
CARD In our advertising colum
Will be found card published by Jud
Fuller.
HE DISTRICT Court meets on Sat-
day to hear motions, applications
naturalization, etc.
REGISTRATION is proceeding gu
slowly. Electors better be on ha
soon. The time is rapidly slipping aw
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TO TO ALE1ANDER's, Main street,
posite Lacour, for your drugs. my
SAD to think that man may be b.
into the world. live his brief allot
span and sink into the silent tomb, W
out having known that the best OF dri
ana cigars are only one price, one bit
fanaca Saloon, Lacour street. se28
HE Crown Point Ravine Mining G.
pany have leased the Kentuck hois
works, with the use of their shaft nm