Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-13

WILL LEAvE.-The name Of Capt. H.
H. Day, late Superintendent Of the Ray
mond & Ely mine, is booked for depart
IRE on to-day's Hamilton stage. Capt.
Day has been connected with the Ray
mond e Ely mine since 1872 and is es-
teemed by oil his employees, who are all
his warm friends and as matter of
course are very sorry to have him leave.
The Captain during his residence in
Phoebe has identified himself with its
interests and in every charity or public
benefit was never backward with his
purse. He leaves many in Phoebe to
whom his departure will be q sincere
source of regret. His destination at
present is San Francisco.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION In to-
days RECORD is published the proclama-
ton of Governor Bradley, designating
November 25th-ths same day named by
President Grant-as q day of thanksgiv
ing. The custom of observing Thanks
giving Day is becoming one OF our most
popular holidays, and we bespeak for it
general observance by oil of the people
of Lincoln county.
LARGE WAGoS.-A large sized prairie
schooner, hauled by eight yoke of oxen,
came up Main street yesterday morning
and had considerable trouble in turning
into Meadow Valley street, but after the
bull punchers had exhausted the vocabu-
larry of oaths il was finally accomplished.
It never would have been able to turn
that corner if they had not sworn so
vigorously.
O'NEILL's MARKET. Joe. Marzen and
butcher Jack intend to have a fine dis
play to-day OF all kinds of jellies, head
cheese, sausage, etc.. which they pre-
pared yesterday for O'Neill's market.
The display OF mutton, calves and fat
beeves reminds one Of the eastern mar
kets on "show beef days when the
butchers make as great display as they
possibly can to take the prize on meat.
]. C's.-J. C's, your beloved Grand
Master and the institutor of your Order
in Phoebe, will be on hand at your regu
lar weekly meeting, at Russ SCOTS
saloon, this Saturday night, TO initiate
you into the higher degrees OF the mys
terious Order. Be on hand, prepared to
welcome him.
To LET-A notice published in to
days issue calls attention to the building
on Main street adjoining Cushing's druI
store, known as the Bank Exchange
which building is to let. For full par
ticulars as to rent, etc., apply at tn
lumber yard Of Sherwood & Bro.
CHANGE OF TIME.-The Salt Lake stag
left town yesterday morning at O'Clock
and will start for few mornings at tha
hour, until orders are received fror
Hugh White fixing the time OF startin
throughout the Winter months.
FREIaHr.-The following parties r,
ceived freight through F. F. Marx. I,
Toano, Nevada: Miles CULLEN, Jacobs
Sultan, Shustrich &c Kline and Phi. Fe
seminal. The above freight amounte
to $4,000 pounds and was mostl
groceries.
RAIN.-A rain-storm visited Piocl
yesterday morning, lasting about thr,
hours, and making the air chilly. Abo,
~ clOck Tue SUI nuUue DElRQt 1lt0Oug
clouds would obscure it once in Will
WILL ARRIvE.--Charles Vivian al
troupe will arrive in Phoebe on to-day
Salt Lake stage. We suppose he W
give an entertainment about Monday
Tuesday.
THERE are numerous changes spoke
OF in the Raymond 4 Ely mine, but ,
nave heard OF none as yet except as l
CARDS the foremanship.
NEW Foreman. WIN. Mcdonald Vt
Ierday took charge Of the Raymond
Fly mine as foreman in place Of T.
Andrews.
I'D. ANDREWS yesterday moved fre
the Flat to Mrs. Deitze's house on Ma
street.
SupERINTENDENT TYRhELL was vast,
DAY shown through the Raymond g 7
mine by Mr.. Church.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-wells, FARGO
70: shipped yesterday bullion amountl