Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

By letter in to-dsy's issue from Bull
lionyille it will be seen that cur neigh
boring town has suffered considerable
from the destroying element fire, and
that had it not been for the assistance
rendered by the Raymond & Ely mills
and Others with their hose. the entire
town would have been destroyed. The
loss as il was will amount to about Sl0,-
600. mostly falling on five or six individ-
uals. among whom we regret TO say was
the Bullionville agent for the RECORD,
Billy Gedling. We hope it is no worse
than what We have heard so far, although
that is bad enough, and We would
strongly advise every merchant and bust
ness man there to lay in a good supply
OF hose, and to have a large amount of
watch on hand in case of another occur
rencs of the same. A little watch ap-
Piled in time is the cause of preventing
many a large couhagration. We hope
all the parties will soon recover from the
disaster.
Mas. JoHS II. ELY leaves Phoebe to-
day by the Salt Lake stage on her way
to her residence 449 Strand, London,
England, where she will rejoin her hus-
band, who is engaged there perfecting
his arrangements TO run o line of steam
ers from France to Cayenne. We wish
her a pleasant trip and hope that she
will find husband and children in good
health.
SOME OF the small boys are commenc.
ing Fourth uf July early. Last evening q
party of them had quite display of fire
works on Main street, in front of Frank
Wheeler's hardware store. Fireworks
are very pleasant to observe, but we
hope our people will be cautious in re-
gard to fire in having fireworks set off in
the neighborhood of their houses.
JOE PoUJaDE, son Of T. c. Poujade.
merchant of Phoebe, leaves on this
mornings Salt Lake stage for the East
for an indefinite time. Mr.. Poujade
was for long time connected with the
RECORD, after which he took position
in his fathers store on Meadow Valley
street. We wish him pleasant trip ard
SuSSVoo WHciSfCl uc llby w.
In addition TO the lectures of White
hill and Stewart on the subjects of
centennial and mineral deposit
ton " already announced, we are au-
thorized to say that w. n. Stewart will
deliver free lecture at the Courthouse
next Saturday evening upon the Flee
trical Philosophy of the Universe.
Hurt AT THE FIRE.-Charley Davis.
Constable of Bulionville Precinct, had
his hand severely injured at the Bullion
vile fire yesterday morning. Charley
came to Phoebe in last evenings stage.
He intends joining the Mystic Krew of
Comus in their parade on the Fourth of
July.
JUSTICES COURT The examination Of
witnesses in the case Of the State against
Thos. Miller was continued yesterday.
l.. G. Greenleaf being examined, occu-
plying the entire day. The direct exam
ination was concluded with his tes.imo-
ny. The cross-examination will COM
mence to-day at 10 a. m.
NJ. TAUssIG arrived by the Hamilton
stage on Monday afternoon last. Mr..
Taussig is of the firm of Holman e.
Taussig, cigar dealers and importers of
leaf tobacco, Sacramento street, San
Francisco. We commend him to our
merchants.
A NOVELTY in trials occurred yesterday
in the Justice Court in which the wit.
ness under examination in the criminal
trial there pending employed counsel
and had him brought into Court to de-
fend his-the witness-rights as q wit
ness under examination.
FIRE broke out in Chinatown yester-
day. 1t was first discovered by an In
dian, who quickly gave the alarm, upon
which the Cinnamon extinguished it in
few minutes. No damage done.
A FRENcHMAN was arrested last even
ing by Officer Kelly, assisted by Fire
Warden Lazenby, for being drunk and
dlsorderly. He was conveyed to dark
dungeon in the County Jail.
MONDAY, the 21st of June, was the
longest day of the year. The days now
commence to grow shorter, but 80
gradual that the difference from day to
day is imperceptible.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - Wells, Fargo &
Co: shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to SIS, $40.
HE following passengers will arrive
by to-day's stage from Hamilton: M.