Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-23
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Wo ldenburg

at makes hen tender to let her lay
awhile after she is dead, says an ex-
change, and we should think about three
weeks would be about long enough to let
her lay to make her tenderness apparent;
so says the Salt Lake Tribune. Now,
We think let her lay before she is dead
on nest Of eggs for three weeks will be
long enough to make her parental tender
ness apparent.
MAMMOTH Hoas.-The Miners Market
had displayed to the public gaze yester-
day morning several large sized hogs,
with various labels upon them stating
their weight; also some of the following
Names "Boss Tweed" Boss OF the
State, ~. :. Grant" California. !"
etc. These animals have been all corn
fed and raised on Flanagan & Keelan's
ranch. and the pork is number one ar
ticle.
To BE MARRIED. - Constable w. l..
Mckee will be made this evening to Me-
LISA Radford. at Bob Wilson ranch, at
Wilson Creek. The ceremony will be
performed by Judge Allen, Justice of the
Peace Of Phoebe Township. There will
be number Of Macs friends present to
witness the ceremony and sec him sacri-
iced, like :" lamb led to the slaughter"
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board
OF Commissioners of Lincoln County
met yesterday morning and examined the
list of delinquent taxpayers in the
Coppty Tho niufriok kkorna,, x,o, -.
dered to commence suit in about one
hundred cases as starter. and other
cases will be placed in his hands if set
tiement Is not made. The Board then
adjourned.
A coNsuMPrIvE cough becomes terrible
in March and April. These are the worst
months in the year for persons with dis.
.eased lungs. Avert danger by an imme-
date resort to Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar. For sale by all drug
gists. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
YE TIaEn.-Notwithstanding the hard
times and the scarcity OF money in
Phoebe, people get money to buck at
"ye gentle tiger" Some of the outsid-
ers were considerably worsted by that
tame beast on Tuesday night, for one
game closed with winning of 81, 100.
A LARGE number of bets were made
yesterday on the weight of the various
mammoth hogs in front OF the Miners
Market, many outsiders doubling that
they weighed as much as they were
cd IA hal tha k.,L. L.
corraled all the betters.
TEE scarcity OF teams in and around
Phoebe yesterday was noticeable fea.
tnre. No hay or wood was hauled up
the main street. being different from the
past week, when the street was
crowded with teams conveying supplies
to the mines.
VIZ noticed Henry Mahlstedt amongs.
the guests at Horst : restaurant last even.
ing; he looks as II he had been pretty
well bunged up but was all right once
more and we are pleased to note the fact
ORE SHIPMENTS. The Nevada Central
Railroad trains conveyed yesterday 90
tons Of ore to the mills at Bullionville
from the Raymond u Ely mine.
N. B. NoRvELL leaves on this morn.
ing's Hamilton stage for San Francisco
Mr.. Norvell goes below to attend to GER
tain business matters and will probably
be absent some weeks.
TEE Floral mill has been shut dowr
for couple Of days to enable some re
pairs to be made to 1t.
W. r. WILSON has the "Tintenstif
pencil for sale. They are pen. ink ant
pencil.
BULLION SHIPMINT.-Wells, Fargo
60. shipped yesterday bullion valued o
$18.233.
BEsr brands Of Tobacco and cigars q
Pouiads's. u