Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-22


WE learn from the Arizona mail rider
OF the death of Chas. S. Lytle, common
~ known as Doctor Schimmerhorn OF
" skinny" at Planet City, Williams
Fork, Mohave county, Arizona, on the
9Th inst, at which place he was attend
| ing to business for David e. Buel,
Lyle was well known throughout this
| State, having lived in Carson, Virginia
City, Austin, Belmont, Hamilton, Sher-
mantown, Phoebe and Bullionville.
While living in White Pine county he
was U. S. Revenue Collector for that
portion of the State, and made good
ofhcer' For the last three years he has
been a resident of Bullionville, until he
started to Arizona few months since.
Chas. ). Lyle was native of Penn
sylvania.
The Floral Springs Water Company
call attention in an advertisement in to.
days RECORD to the fact that sprinkline
of the streets will have to be discontin-
ued for the present, and also all waste of
water. Parties having hose must use
sprinkler on the nozzle to keep from I'M
due waste. The advertisement explains
that the reason of this is to save water
80 as the Floral mill can be kept run
ming.
BALL AT PANAcA The grand ball of
the season will be given ct Panaca to-
morrow evening Monday. August 23d),
by Mrs. Wedge. That lady intends
making this ball agreeable and pleasant
for everyone that visit her. The sup
per Will be the best that can be provided
IN Panaca. and everyone that has visited
her knows well that she can get up a
good one. The whole affair will be well
worth the trip to Panaca.
FREIGHT for the following merchants
arrived in Phoebe yesterday by the Eu-
reka & Palisade Railroad: M.P. Blum.
Ong Chong, Thompson & Gaudin. n.
Congor, p. Harrison, Gibfried 4, Ri.
sacher, D. G. Clark, John Roeder, M. Il.
Bennett F. Wheeler & Co. and Beaupre
IL Bro.
PISENUT GATHERING,-In a few DAYS
Phoebe will see no signs of any poor
"Lo," or any of the dusky "maidens of
the forest, as they are about departing
TO gather their annual supply of pine.
nuts. le that have been employing In
dian labor take notice, and do your own
work for month or two.
A CARD.-The man who so hastily
buried-without presence of friends or
rites of christianity-the remains of
WIN. Carver, was fellow craftsman of
MIN whose corpse he so unholily handled.
This thing, in all its horrible particulars.
was done because 50 out of 800 remained
unpaid. n DoroI
TYPHOID FEvER.-Quinlan Sheehap.
who was injured some time since at the
Raymond q Ely mine. and who lately
mas been getting around the streets on
crutches, was Friday taken with what is
supposed to be the typhoid fever. There
are several sick with this now in Phoebe.
DELINQUENT LIST The DELINQUENT
list OF fhe Condor mine is published in
to-day's RECORD, and makes very good
showing lnasmuch as there are only
S,oO5 shares that are on the delinonent
list. The sale takes place Tuesday, Sen.
TENDER 7, 1875.
JUSTICES CoURr.-Ths case of Jacob
Uherstadt against VIM. Zadow in which
Judgment was rendered against Zsdow
9oo.Io and costs, was appealed To the
District Court by the defendant yester-
day. s''e'
FLORAL MILL.-The Floral mill ia RIM.
ming on steadily, partly on ore and partly
on taiiings, As no cleanup has vet
been made, we cannot at present give |
any results.
DR.. f. G. NICHOLS will be absent from
Pioche for about two weeks from the LAT
Of September, and desires all those need.
ng his services to call on him before he
caves. Ao
oHAhLEY WEIDERHoLD has just re.
'eived a new lot of illustrated papers.
comic, instructive, etc. He also has on
'and . few maps of San Francisco.
IL. T. DAYTON. County Assessor, re-
urned to Phoebe yesterday from an AZ.
'essing trip to that portion of Lincoln
county JUST annexed from Nye county.
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Tho public schools
II Phoebe will open the first Mondav in
september, which will be on the 9Th
proximo.
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-No services to-
lay. Sunday School will be held at the
Usual hour, 2p. m.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo r.
10. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
% 1865.
GRAND JuRY.--The Grand Jury will
meet again on Monday, August 23d, at
u o'clock in the morning.
faE wife OF DR.. G. r. Alexander ar.
iVed IN yesterdays Salt Lake stage.