Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-15
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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Mrs Fannie eastman henesar
ARRIVED. = Many of our merchants
have had large amounts of goods on the
rood which. from bad weather and
eoua,lv bad roads, were inevitably de-
laved But yesterday the scene was
changed. and an immense number of big
,o,ms arrived early in the day, filling the
streats with wagons, back actions and
on;mols Among others, Collins X
Myers brought large consignment for
Iaoobs & Sultan. The latter firm evil
Jsntlv think, from the enormous pile Of
boxes and packages they receive, that
P;ocbe is not gone in, that the end is not
come vet. They are right, and will reap
The reward of their faith and constanry
in the stability of the mines Of Phoebe.
They now have an immense stock of
every article in the line of groceries and
clotbinp needed in the Phoebe market,
which buyers will do well to inspect.
THE Corner" yet holds its preced-
ence. C. Lynch yesterday received
an immense assortment Of the choicest
wines and liquors that the coast will af-
ford. Among other matters. he is open
ing some old Cognac that those who
know what an unadulterated and choice
article is would do well to sample. In
our look over his cellar and recent i'm
portations, we found some of the glorious
old brand of the Widow Clequot, also
Heidsick and Krug. Those who wish a
genuine specimen of either of these cele-
b,ated wines will find them at Mr..
Lynch's. In short, that gentleman has
now the largest and most carefully
selected assortment of wines and liquors
in general that has ever been collected at
one time at one establishment in Phoebe,
which consumers and the trade are in
vited to inspect.
Flowers. Sweet, blooming, blushing,
fragrant flowers. j. Coschina yesterday
presented us with boquet Of lovely
flowers, that had been gathered in the
Sacramento Valley. To those who have
lived in the glorious climate OF Califor.
MIA, these delicately perfumed blossoms
bring delightful recollections. We re-
member the vast, broad, green prairies,
spangled with millions of fowery Jewels,
and dotted with verdurous groves, in the
cool and refreshing shade of which, the
hours would speed gladsomely away.
Happy climate and happy days; for which
We have many a fond recollection and
sweet reminiscence.
ARRIVAL OF TEAMs.-The teams of W.
c. Rough, John Henry, Motif & Cos
sett, Harris & Weatherby, Phole &
Gregerson and Collins & Meyer, arrived
yesterday from the forwarding house of
F. F. Marx at Toano, with merchandise
to the following firms; j. Eisenmann G.
Co., John G. Lynch, J. II. Cassidy, j. J.
Balpin & Co., Thompson & Gaudin,
Jacob Il Sultan, Mott, Fish & Co., j. S.
Smith. John Roeder, CULLEN & Dono-
hue, =. Hamilton, ]. Levin & Co. and
the Nevada Central Railroad Company.
They report the road between here and
Toano in excellent condition, having
made good time.
UTAH MINING PRospEcrs.-We learn
from our friend ]. O'Dougherty, that
the wonderful prospects heretofore tele-
graphed of the developments in Dry
Canyon are not exaggerated. He saws
the Mono clam is all 1t is represented to
be, In East and Bingham Canyons there
are immense bodies Of low grade ore,
which only require the proper facilities
OF reduction to afford very profitable re-
turns.
DISTRICT CouRr.-State VS.. Rosamur-
gay The trial in this case is proceeding.
Jury was impaneled yesterday, consist
ing, of the following gentlemen: j. Nc.
Mahon, Thos. Mccain, Jas. wilkins, d.
Cohen, p. Crawford, II Lichtenstein, j.
IL. Downs, l.. K, Lakato, j. P. Kirby, ].
~ sutterly, Jas. Land, and H. NJ. Jami-
son. when we were in Court yesterday,
closed.
ehoorINs.-Last night at very late
hour an atfray occurred between c. Bello
and - Calvin. Weapons were drawn
and Calvin was shot in the arm and
ns 81 AT the time of going to press.
49,; Derssteih was examining the wound.
. .nu we are unable to give the result of
W. .ae examination. Bello was arrested Inv
JaT hherr, and taken to the County
FRESH AND USADuLrERArED.-our friend
~ Dea' mas received large parcel of
new goods. Apart from the Doctors
u u nhn0t; and well recognized merit as
SLY pntys'cian, he has now one of the finest
c;tv r Si drugs, perfumery, etc, in the
onS ihese he sells at the lowest rates
Ir " 'I B their good quality and pur.
aHr descriptions will he prepared at
my nouf OF the day or night.
the A.,,n .ssthuMEsT'-Frank Wyatt, of
s sne Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph line,
showed us yesterday new instrument
t. ,'eh'ly patented and brought into use
~ Is called "Wyatt's Dial :" and 90 ;ts
an on Imports, Is dial instrument, with
6nper automatically revolving hand or
for H.. ~ Is intended more especially
No, ta ae private business of the line. and
NV LOT the ordinary business.
- st7 To'-A couple Of gentlemen the
ohs evening had desire to 90 for each
No, ana sratifed it. The result was
tbe 1 ferrous, One of them entertained
was t ,uis OF the Peace yesterday Int
e,csII o,u 10 go and sin no more; and yerv
; T. advice it was. Our worthy i
earnssq ulte fatherly at times in the
boys VI MS "dmonitions to the
arsa 'i,0Ss about defective stovepipes,
tbs, ' ., etc., have been SO often repeated.
Of of, ;;ney are very stale, but Mt The r;,l
c;t; ICING voted tedious, we apain ssI 90.
inent citi,en ooh 70 this matter. A PROM
US that q leu and property holder tells
ures conn 5000 many stovepipes and fit
loo Iai !, and hazardous condition RE-. e
LUX to this mattar l., 'ion' Detter