Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

QUICKSILVER PUMP.-In this column
will be found an advertisement from
NJ p. Boss, OF Bullionville, in re-
,ation to a new pump designed for fore
inc quicksilver into the various utensils
used in a quartz mill. The principle is
novel, and its application quite ingenious.
Nv its use all necessity IS done away
with the Juggling of quicksilver in tanks
or bowls and entirely save the waste con-
seouent on SO rude process. This
Inn will be found economical and ex-
ppaditous. and is now in use in both the
RAYMOND & Ely and Magnet mills. The
Cmnor;nten1ents of these companies
snaak of this invention in terms OF great
,,rro;se Parties who are interested in
srcb matters should visit the Bullion
vile mills, and see how nicely the con-
triyance works.
CoyenaruIArIoSs.-As will be seen by
n, announcement in another column,
Henry Rives, a well known aud talented
LAWYER of this town, was married in San
Francisco to Miss F. NJ, Hazen, niece
of Judge Perley. To the worthy BRIDE
groom, with whose friendship we have
long been favored we offer our sincere
congratulations on his good fortune in
winning SO fair and sweet bride, and to
her on being united with SO honorable
and gallant q gentleman. To both We
offer our most sincere and unaffected
wishes for their unalloyed happiness,
and that their married life may know but
few of the sorrows with which this NOR
tai life is ehequered To bride and BRIDE
groom we again say health and happi-
ness.
A LOVELY DAY was yesterday. The
weather topic is old, trite, stupid and
weather worn, but yesterday was such a
startling contrast to the long disagreeable
period Of wintry weather that has so
long STAYED with us, that we cannot help
gushing q little. As gushist we are
aware we are not a success, and leave
that department for those who partake
of Miss yolumnia's (of Bleak House)
temperament, but such bright, beauti-
full, Spring-l like day as yesterday would
stir anyone's blood unless they were as
frogs and toads they find confined in
trees and rocks.
FAST FREIeHT.-F. c. Minshull, for
some time engaged in the Office of Wells,
Fargo & Co., has been offered and has
accepted the position of agent of Prtch-
ard S Fast Freight Line. Mr.. Minshull,
since he has been in Phoebe, has COM
mended himself to our citizens by uni
form urbanity and attention to his du-
ties, and in his new position, We are
sure, will render himself equally accep-
table to his employer and the public.
As THE INVENTOR AND PArENTEE OF
Quicksilver Pump, the peculiar feature
of which is that the valves work below
their seats and are closed by the gravity
Of the quicksilver, would be pleased to
answer inquiries of mill men and others.
By proper pipe arrangements, all moving
Of quicksilver is automatic. They may
be seen practically at work, both at the
Raymond 4 Ely mills and at the Magnet
mill in Bullionville.
NJ. p. Boss, Bullionville.
apr9-tf
CHANaE.-Mr. r. T. Gillespie, who
has been long time in the service of
Wells, Fargo & Co., and earned the con-
fdence of his employers by faithful
service, has arrived in Phoebe to take the
position in the office made vacant by f.
c. Minshull. Mr.. Gillespie lived at Cor
inne, Utah, and Helena, Montana, and
was well and favorably known in those
places
FAMILY JARS" No you don't, Sir"
was the exclamation we heard yesterday
as we passed near a family dwelling;
Immediately sounds of broken crockery
and ordinations Of wrath. We fingered,
we thought We might catch an item, but
We failed. The tempest in teapot sub
sided, and We sadly wendell our way,
thinking that in the item line Phoebe was
no longer what she should be.
episcopal CHURcH.-A committee of
the members of this church were out
yesterday soliciting subscriptions for the
support of this institution. We hone
that they met liberal response. When
we met Mr.. Wright. one of the com.
ing pretty well.
pkokE Down. - Yesterday a wagon
coming out of Mormondom with veoeta.
bles and eggs broke down, and the li,ci.
pIeof Brigham had rough time of II with
iractlOus team, demoralized COOS and
scattered potatoes. He did not sav nncb
a nus ne evidently was doing vast
amount of thinking. "
The Bon Bon PARTY was gay one
una was attended by large number of
ine pupils and friends of Professor
pach. We were unable TO attend bnt no
we passed by the building saw n ooodlv
number of ladies and gentlemen I;e;ng
WV s'ene Oh lerpsichorean delight.
IhE stages are now coming in nm oood
''me' The roads are drying rapidly,
with we now expect close connections
naw u 'ne railroad. giving us the latest
COWS roun,. uy mail from all parts of the
80. i'iAicr ooURT.-Hon. M. Fuller pre-.
with WIFE i met yesterday. and proceeded
in, ,n 'ne trial OF Lambert Tor horse steal.
LOOK TRIp.-our friend Ike Phillips
We m n; Yesterday for a trip to the Bay.
speedy return. "' journey ana
m nAiis'-Last evening there were two
Sor;r"o' offended parties-Professor Bach's
'' ana that of the new Social Club.
IT., othNiNe Day AND R.MoyA1. Mrs
"hyland bees leavo 10 -,