Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-11
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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MINING CLAIMs.-IhonRh Inc tlmo 1or
narformiug work on claims has been ex-
,.,asd to January next, it would he well
Cor those who have claims which they
,..Iieve TO be valuable, not to delay 10
,atpc the necessary steps to protect
,hsm A few months soon roll round,
ana il is hardly likely that another ex-
,ans;ou would be tolerated. Those,
,hsre,ore, whose claims require work to
hold them, had better bestir themselves
in securing their ground. Procrastina-
t;on is not only the thief OF time, but
might possibly cause the loss of valuable
locations.
CHINATOWN, after its late civil war,
seems to have settled down into its or
binary quiet. One of the late belliger-
euts vouchsafed us the information that
it was mo good fghtee." The Chinese
are like children, very initiative, and are
adopts in acquiring the vices, though
not the good qualities, of the Mclean
man. As an instance. in the last few
DAYS there was Celestial arrested in
San Francisco who was going along the
street shouting. "Me all same Mclean
man, hair cut short, and drunk as hi"
Our Monaghan friends have evidently
crude notions of Mclean" civilization.
KENol KENo!. KENo!!! This evening
Frank Blacks new keno game will be
opened in the saloon Of Bony Williams,
first door below Wells. Fargo & Co.'S.
The Phoebe Brass Band will be in attend
ance at the opening, aud music, rare and
racy, will be discoursed. Among other
things, grand lunch will be spread, and
all PLAYERS invited to partake. As
crovning attraction, one hundred new
hats have been purchased. one OF which
will be given to every person making q
keno during the evening. Lots of fun
for everybody. Come one. come all.
FRANK BLACK.
MAIN street last evening was crowded
and presented bright and lively appear.
ance. Ketting dogs appeared to be the
principal amusement, which was very
funny to the spectators. but the unhappy
CANNES did not seem to appreciate the
Joke. Some ingenious youths attached
some tire-crackers to the condle append.
age OF one OF the ours, which seemed to
us first-class invention for setting fire
to the town.
The SMALLPOX seems to be kept pref.
~ well under control IN Eureka and Vir.
gnia. In Elko there are several patients
suffering from this terrible disease. Our
clliz-ps should not neglect sanitary de-
fences. and above all, see that vaccina-
ton is attended to.
FIRE DErARrMENT.-Ther will be
meeting Of the members of the depart
ment this evening ut the ol-house,
on Main street. Time Of meeting eight
O'Clock. A full aud punctual attendance
is requested.
MERCHANDISE merchants have
received some considerable additions to
their stocks in the last few days, among
whom We notice T. G. Pouiade also
received a quantity OF fine liquors and
case goods.
RECEIPTS Yesterday o. P. Sherwood,
the County Assessor. paid into tn Coun-
ty Treasury the sums of S3.6O8. 30 on
account Of tn" Taxes on Proceeds Of
Mines, and SOL 81 Assessment Roll of
1874.
LAST evening We met Joe Patton, who
reports things at Bullionville going on as
usual. The folks Of that rural burg are
amusing themselves with horse and foot
racing, and are having good time gen.
orally.
PIoNIc.-Yesterday a party of ladies
and gentlemen went out picnicing to
Condor Canyon, and had good time.
Superintend mt Nesbit conveyed them
down and back in good style.
PANAcA SPRINGs.-A number of our
citizens are making up little parties to
VISIT the Hot Springs, and enjoy the
oeheht OF pleasant ride aud an invigor.
"'ng dip into its health giving waters.
The Stages from both Hamilton and
oa't Lake are making excellent time and
elose connection with the railroad. We
appreciate this, as it brings our Western
Av.l..
exchanges to us day sooner.
W. Il. HENDERSON, our affablo and
attentive County Recorder. has taken a
mp 10 Hike, to look after some mining
matters.
JUDGE PrrzEn has left town on visi,
70 cave Valley where he intends to rus
, .,u"'e lew days, and will we hope re-
'urn well and hearty.
PERSONAL Yesterday we had the
PIE Tn Of meeting A. q. Cleveland, ar
old White Piner.
L. f. BAeLEY has removed his jewelr,
=; ;so ne 10 the opposite side OF Main street
Al bishop u Lees drug store. at
BULLION SHIPMENT. - The bullion
SSu,pped by Wells, Fargo & Co. yester
n