Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-21

DIssoLvED.-In another column will
be found notice Of the dissolution of
partnership between Messrs. Clancy and
Mccormick. Both these gentlemen are
well known and respected citizens, and
have won the esteem of all with whom
they have transacted business, and the
community at large. Mr.. Clancy retires
and Mr.. Mccormick will continue the
saloon business al the old stand. where
the customers of the old firm, and as
many more who may choose to come
round will find the same courteous and
liberal treatment 1t has been the rule of
the firm to extend to all who patronized
them. Mr.. Clancy, though he sells out
Of the saloon business. still retains his
real estate, and is willing to attach his
fortunes TO those of Phoebe. He intends
shortly to visit California, and after tax
ing look at the green valleys and inhal.
ing some of the saline breezes OF the bay,
will return to Phoebe, like all the rest Of
them do, protesting that it is the liveliest
town after all. We wish him a good time
and an early return.
lawsuits morning ]. N. Williams,
the respected agent of the Highland Con.
solidated Company, leaves for San
Francisco and will probably be absent
for some weeks. Mr.. Williams has by
his energy and confidence in the remun-
erative character OF the mines of this
region, done much to insure the pros.
perity of Phoebe. He has shown his
faith by his works. He has invested his
money and is willing to take his chances
for profitable return. 1t shows well
for the resources OF district when as
careful. cautious and shrewed a man as
Mr.. Williams is willing to make con-
siderable outlay from his own resources
to develope the hidden treasures that lie
concealed in the mountains. Mr.. Will
liams has our very best wishes for q
pleasant journey and speedy return, for
at present Phoebe can i'll afford the alb
sence of her solid men.
A WELCOME RETukN.-We have sell
dom been more gratified than we we're
yesterday, when We had the opportuni-
ty OF speaking a few words Of welcome
and congratulation to our esteemed
friend Harry Rives. He has returned to
Phoebe, bringing with him lovely and
charming bride, and we may see zen
PEASANT" when we saw her fair face, we
| did not wonder that friend Harry sue
! cumbed. To him and to her we may be
| allowed to offer our very sincere and
hearty words of welcome and good
cheer, and as said when we noticed their
marriage, may their path in life be
Swallowed with but few clouds, and the
bright sun of happiness aad prosperity
always shed its brightest beams around
them May health, happiness and pros
perity be theirs.
REGnETruL.--We were sorry yesterday
to learn that our esteemed fellow citizen
R. McAlpin was suddenly summoned by
telegraph to attend the dying bed of an
aged father. We have known Mr.. Nc.
Alpin for years in this place, at White
Pine and Austin, and always found him
a pushing stirring, industrious man. In
Phoebe he and the firm of which he is a
member, Fulks & McAlpin, are among
our best known and most respected citi.
zens. We cannot but sincerely regret
the occasion which called Mr.. McAlpin
away, and trust that he may soon be
with us again.
HIKo.-Happening into the Recorder 4
Office yesterday, our friend Mr.. Hender.
son introduced us to DR.. ]. A. Bidwell,
an old resident at Hike. The Docto,
reports matters very quiet down in his
section. The farmers are busily engaged
with their crops, and there is larger
breadth of land sown with grain than
ever before. As regards mining matters
there is but little doing though the
Doctor says that the Globe Company, Of
which he is superintendent, will prob.
ably resume operations ere long.
JAMES GAGAN, where are you? Johr
Gagan writes to us from Jacob City (and
where that said city is we do not know
but nevertheless the letter is SO headed
and he wants to know where his brother
James Gagan, is. Any information tina,
our readers can afford Of the whereabouts
of his brother James, will be thankfully
received.
DISTRICT COUNT Yesterday the case
Of Sherwood VS.. T. F. Hanly was OF
trial. As there are a number of inter
venors, the trial is likely to last som'
days.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - The bullion
shipped by Wells, Fargo Il Co. yesterda,
| Amounted In ga 6e5 OF