Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-02

,.,,;ts to have been fire. In dwell
;nr on Meadow Valley street, in conse-
nance Of the chilliness of the weather,
stove had been hastily put in place and
-.od without proper care being bestowed
=; %', arranging the pipe. The consequence
mas the ceiling of the room was in
sa n which, though speedily ex-
,;nonisbed, caused great danger to the
Su;ldinp. besides loss and annoyance.
W. wonder when people will take warm
inn bv experience and quit putting hot
stoye-pipes against cotton cioth ana
ossse lighting fires with cans OF coal on.
when they do, there will be fewer puiid-
mos burned and persons lose their lives.
F1REcRcAKEns.-Every night our Mon
,o,;on friends have good time setting
off an apparently illimitable amount of
srecrockers, without regard to expense
or noise They are also amusing them
selves with a pretty little gambling game,
IN which they ali sit round and each
tr;es to out veil the other. We do not
Lnow what that point OF the game is,
bnt il il depended on the noise made,
We should say that they all ought to win.
RoAps.-We noticed the other day
that some considerable improvement had
been made in the roadway Of Meadow
Valley street. A good many rocks have
been taken out, the road leveled and
otherwise improved. We wish that the
same course was taken with Lacour
street the roadway Of which is in a sadly
demoralized condition.
REMOVED. H. Stein has removed from
his former place of business on Main
street to Lynch's building on Laccur
street, next door to the business Office OF
the RECORD. Mr.. Stein will, as hereto
fore, be supplied with fashionable goods,
which he will offer at reasonable rates.
sroRMY.-The weather yesterday was
quite disagreeable. as it rained with but
little intermission from early in the
corning until late in the afternoon. In
the evening it cleared up. and the night
was bright and starlight.
sTILL.-The rainy weather yesterday
kept most of our citizens housed pretty
closely, and but little was going in the
streets. Caucusing has for the last few
days been neglected. eass
TRAINING who are posted on
such matters, tell rs that horses now
training at the track, are getting along
in fine style. and will be ready to do
some tall running when the day comes.
ARRIVED. = Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmer arrived by the Salt Lake stage.
We expect Mr.. Gilmer will stay during
the races, for he is lover Of the turf.
THE sittings of the Board of Equaliza-
ton will close next Monday: so those
who have any business before it had bet
ter be stirring around.
TIE District Court met yesterday, and
was occupied with the case of G. S.
Sawyer vs.. Lincoln County. The trial
will be resumed this morning.
New TRIAL.-Gilbert Roycroft, who
was tried and convicted OF improper
practices towards little girls, has asked
for new trial.
BULLION SH1PMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co, shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to 81, 209.0S
ASSESSMENT RoLL.-The Assessor in
forms US that the assessment roll will
foot up total of about 81, 200, 900.
A FIREMEN's MEETING is called for this
evening. A full attendance is particular
ly requested.
The Board Of Equalization did not
meet yesterday.
Ashim Bros selling out.
Ashim Bros selling out.
Genuine Imported Limburger Cheese
At Ashim Bros.
q boxes Royal Baking Powder for 2
bits at Ashim b rOs.
g papers Corn Starch for 81 at
Ashim Bros.
g bottles Ground Pepper for 81 at
Ashim Bros.
papers ysnard's 6aleratus for IS
cents at AshiM Bros.
Chinchilla Suits for s2a. 5O-worth
s35-at Ashim Bros
tray Knitted Undershirts, so cts. /,
Soiiars. boxes for Is cents at Ashim