Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23
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orc rejoicing over the fact that the ophir
mine is again producing ore. We are
narv clad to hear it. The principal mines
~ piocbe are still ore producing, but the
..orba is that the quantity is material
,o5rced that is where the shoe pinch
J. ie There is no such thing as give out
in the great lead which has contributed
10 mncb to the wealth OF the country,
b,, il has become spotted, and does not
p QUA a , he amount of pay ore that it for
! ae,Ji afforded, but for all that, We see
NV, .,aoons 10 be respondent as to the
f h1 II is peculiarly the experience
LII mining towns to have their ups and
49, changes and reverses, and it
u Wv not at all likely that Phoebe
ronId proye any exception to the rule,
hn, nc il is a poor rule that will not work
both ways, so as we are now tasting q
little of the bitter after good deal of
sweet we may expect to catch big dose
Of the latter after, as Meg Merrilies says,
I'VE have dree' d our wierd.'
ABORIGINAL WARFARE.-The Eureka
roners come to us with the news that
Belloua, destructive Goddess, is about
TO drive her war chariot through the
ranks of Lo, the poor Indian, that most
do congreCate in and about the smoky
purlieus of Charcoal Flat commonly
called Eureka. Even in Phoebe, Messrs.
Aborigines lives do rot always fall in
neacetul places. Out ON the Highland
road couple of the children of the sun
were having frolic, but it appeared that
one of them trespassed too far on good
nature and caused his compatriot to ad-
minister one or two hearty thumps which
seemed little too severe for frolic, but
the other took it all in good part, and
evidently considered it part Of the
game.
The cNIc.-Ths morning those who
wish to spend pleasant day in de-
Eghtful spot should get on the train
lit leaves at o'clock, sharp and join
the picnic, which will take place in tie
Condor Mill Canyon. A dancing floor
has been provided, and good time is
promised for all who take part in the
days enjoyment. Saturday is a busy
day with us, but we shall try very hard
to spare Il few hours for little reaxa-
ton, The locality chosen for the days
proceedings is the pleasantest one in this
region; so, therefore, we recommend our
fellow citizens, for one day at least, to
put dull care away, and turn out and
join the little ones on the festive occa-
sion.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Mendenhall VS.. Ne.
Tada Central kailroad the trial of this
cause was commenced, and jury i'm
paneed. On behalf of the plaintiff the
following witnesses were sworn: Mem
denhall, B. Watson, r. Thompson, M.
Dixon, +. Bishop, L. Gerson, II. G.
Chaplin and Z. Rice. The cause occu-
pied the whole day, and will be resumed
this morning. Young VS.. Clute; an
order was entered that the referee, H.
Rves Esq, have access to the books at
the Office of Messrs. Pitzer & Corson
during business hours. Adjourned to
this morning.
CLEARING UP.-Several of the princi-
pal saloons of Phoebe are being elegantly
reftted and vast quantity of old debris
is being thrown into the street. Last
night considerable of this rubbish was
collected and burned, which is a much
better plan than dumping it into the
street, to be blown in every direction be-
fore 1t can be carted away.
SPRINkLING.- During this hot and
dusty weather good work is being &C.
complished by wetting the principal
streets from the MIGRANTS. Pedestrians
and storekeepers know how to appre-
ciate this relief from the clouds of dust
that otherwise would annoy every one.
YESTERDAY was but dull day and lit
tie was going on save the session of the
District Court Towards evening the
streets became full and the town looked
bright and lively
HE telegraph said that no passengers
left Palisade for Phoebe on the Goth and
3lst. The travel this way is now quite
light.
d. LEVIN K Co. have just received a
i iF supply Of imported cigars-Reina,
''ctorlas, Couchas and Britannica.
my23
BULLION SHIPMENT - The bullion
shipped by Wells, Fargo e. Co. yester.
day amounted to SG,7S3.