Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-10

rious sources of the Festival given in aid
of the Episcopal Church: Fancy table.
first day, S233.50; fancy table, second
day, S224. %; lunch table, $43 IS; post
office, S18.75; other sources, $19.25; ice
cream, lemonade, sale OF tickets, &C.,
S257. 80: total receipts, S796.50, from
which was taken S96 so to settle bills,
leaving a balance in the State Bank of
Nevada of 500 as the net result, which
is very handsome compliment to the
ladies and gentlemen who conducted the
Fair and Festival.
MEssRs. Dupsix and Spicer left Phoebe
yesterday for Lincoln District, Utah.
While here they bought the engine and
boiler of the Caroline Mining Co. It is
now being taking down preparatory to
being shipped TO that district, to be used
| as a pumping engine in one of their
mines. We hope it will prove success
as they are gentlemen of very persever-
ing and energetic dispositions and de-
serve every success in their mining VEN
lures. The price paid for the machinery
of the Caroline mine, We understand was
81, 800.
YESTERDAY teamster with two loaded
| wagons, made an attempt to turn his
wagons into Meadow Valley street from
Main, but owing to the stubborness of
the mules or the immense amount of ben
zine the driver had imbibed the wagons
failed TO go around the corner. How
ever. he invited several into Pierson Il
| banners aud after they had taken some
| thing to cheer the inner man, il seemed
to infuse some spirit into the dumb ami
mails and they made the turn success
fully.
FIRE IN ROSE VALLEY.-On Tuesday
last a fire occurred in Rose Valley, des-
troying some property owned by W. c..
Glissan. The fire originated from q bon
fire that had been built along side
of the house, the wind blowing strongly
at the time blew some sparks on the
barn, setting it on FIRE and destroying it,.
All the live stock was luckily saved.
Some articles in the barn, such as clothes
blankets, &c, were destroyed before the
fire was extinguished.
Our County Assessor had quite dis
pute yesterday, in regard to tax matter,
with one of our merchants about closing
up his place of business. The said mer-
chant, in pursuance of plan to wind up
his affairs, has recently shipped away
the bulk of his stock, and our Assessor
called on him for the personal tax on the
same, which he refused to pay, thinking
he was not obliged so to do. The AS
SCISSOR differs with him in regard to that
| point, and so the matter now stands.
In getting accounts of various matters
for local items We sometimes inadvert-
emily omit the names of parties that have
assisted and also taken the principal
part in an enterprise. Such was the
case in our report Of the conducting OF
the Lunch Table yesterday in neglecting
to mention the name of Mrs. f. Hami!-
ton, who was one of the principals in
lending assistance and attending to it.
The men employed by the telegraph
companies to straighten and fix the wires
annually on the different lines leading to
Phoebe, arrived at noon yesterday with
their wagon and general outfit, having
Just been over the line from Salt Lake
City to Phoebe and from Eureka and
Hamilton to this place. They have
placed these lines in good order and nc
trouble need be apprehended without
something unusual should occur
Russ ScoTr's wild cat escaped from hi,
saloon on Tuesday evening last. and i
took considerable trouble to find him
but he was at last discovered 10 tn,
vicinity of the American Flag mine, and
returned to its proper quarters, where be
can amuse the visitors to Russ Palac,
Club Rooms.
The lady managers of the Festival il
aid of the Episcopal Church. desire
through our columns, to return thanks t,
all parties who assisted them with dona
tons, services, &c; also to all those as
sisting in the singing and general ar
rangements for the amusement of visi
tors.
f. W. CLUTE yesterday received q 10
of hardwood timber direct from Chicago
, via Salt Lake. These articles were for
warded by the house Of Hugh White 4
; Co.
A GREAT change took place in th
; weather yesterday, the wind BLOWN
considerably and the air becaming q nit
cool. The thermometer last evenin
marked 81 degrees in the RECORD office
, HERMAN STEIN. whose store adjoins th
RECORD business Office left yesterda
, morning for Panaca intending to try tn
, baths there for the benefit of his health
POTATOES. -Quillen & Donahue yeste,
day received two wagon loads of potatoe
} from Shoshone District, which they no,
l have for sale.
, j. j. HALPIN & Co., have Just receiver
! u lot of OK bows, something very useful i
, this country They came from Fol
/ Madison, Iowa.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amountin
to $2,278.
The provisions, etc.. left over from th
Episcopal Church festival the committe
donated IN tho ,,oor &c