Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17
The following is the account Of the live
ntnak in fha nnupty.

stock in the county:
HORSES ..............,.... 728
Asses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o2
b"ei Ca'tle. ..,...................- tAs
oxen '.'.''...'...... ........... ...'....'' "a
uoats' ''''.... ..........'. ''.''-..'.'--..- ~
Mules, Observation-Disclosures. 289
COWS ......-........ Z,o3I
caves, -................. ...'l,2oG
sneep... ................'. 3,ooZ
''.'.''''.'''' oao
Chickens. ....... .............,...........l 1923
There are 100 bitches in Lincoln coun-
ty irrigating 1895 acres. One railroad 20
miles in length.
TASK AND You SHALL RECEIVE. -
In yesterday mornings issue we called
attention in our editorial columns to the |
fact that twenty cigars were annually |
manufactured for every man, woman and |
child in the United States, and added we
hadn't received our share yet, but lived |
in blissful expectation. In our snnctum |
yesterday afternoon we found q !
box of fragrant Habanas inscribed with |
the following legend: ED. Record.
Your share of cigars for the years rs
and '76. with few over for the centen-
nial.-Panaca Salcon.' They were
Only sampled and pronounced Just the
thing. and thus our blissful expectations
are realized. We have an abiding faith
in Providence and Just appreciation of
the generosity of friend Newman who is
as quick at taking hint as he is in tend
ing to the wants Of his numerous custom
ers.
THE WELL.-Y Yesterday morning the
well on Davis street had two feet of water
in it. From appearances We judge it is
q spring and likely to prove permanent.
Many Of our early citizens will recollect
that further up Davis street, in the
vicinity of where the Phoebe Office now
stands, in 1870 willows and grass were
growing there, the earth was damp, and
some were then under the impression
that water could be had by digging. for
if there was no water the willows would
not have grown. The idea of the water,
however, never resulted in digging any
well previously.
FREIGHT Freight for the following
parties will arrive by the Eureka and
Palisade r. R. on the 22nd inst: E
Hamilton. Morton & Schwelger, s. & G..
Meadow Valley Mine, T. G. Poniade,
DR.. S. l.. Lee, Harrison, A. Conn &
Bro, F. W. Clnte, j. c Lynch, r. V.
Watt, Myers & Bro. j. Cohn, II. Lewis,
d. Il H., A. Mandich. Phoebe s. Nj Co.,
DR.. Hammond. P. F-lsenthal, J. n. Cas-
sidy, Newark NJ. & NJ. Co.
ASSESSMENT Roll OF LINCOLN Co.
The following are the statistics of the
assessment roll OF Lincoln county for
the year 1875. The assessahle property
of Phoebe amounts to 1888, 992; the az
sessable property of the balance OF the
county is $40, Ala. making total of the
taxable property of $1,374. 1896. The
total amount OF the tax on the above is
$53, 941.73.
NATHAN MEYER of the firm of Kull-
man & Armer. importers and dealers in
cigars and tobacco, San Francisco, ar.
, rived in Yesterdays Salt Lake stage,
looking as healthy as usual and as ready
to attend to business. His advertise
, ment will be found under the head OF
New To-day"
JUSTICES CoURT..-A transcript of the
Judgments of Hugh Gately, Mace Dick
] son and o. X. Hargett against the HUM
: & Hunt S. M. 90. were filed yesterday
+ with the County Recorder. Notice Of
: appeal to the District Court WAS filed
. with Judge Allen in the case OF Solomon
9 vs.. Rich yesterday.
In these days of drought we Of Phoebe
, have reason to congratulate ourselves or
the abundance Of water From all quar-
. tiers come complaints of idle mills, DIES
e truction Of property and pecuniary losl
q and annoyance occasioned bv the lack O
8 the precious fluid.
. 9 JUST received full assortment of tn
II finest brands of imported cigars, anon,
j. which are the popular brands Bouaue
!. and Garcia; well known to old smokers
RoIIA V. WATT, at Lees drug store. =,
y HUM & HUNT SALE.-The sale Of tn
q hosting works of the HUM & Hun
10 mine. was to have taken place YET
a terday. no bidders appeared and tn
It sale was consequently adjourned.
d EPISCOPAL CHURCH. :. Services wi
- take place at the Episcopal Church t.
day at the usual hour in the mornips
Sunday School at p. m. and service
in the evening. the Rev. II. H. Kiln
D. officiating.
: For SALE. - Tickets from Counc
:, - Bluffs. Iowa, to Chicago and return b
D. the Chicago and N. W R.R Apply
e; Geo. I. German, RECORD Office, Laco,
q street. IF.
W1EDERRoLD & GOODMAN received
large assortment Of periodical and illu
s' trated papers by the last eastern ma
H. Their stock of stationery, tobacco A,
re cigars Is large and varied assortment
III qualities and kinds.
Whether the Turks succeed
crushing out the Herzegovina revolt
T. not, the price OF fine liquors and Il
ar- grant cigars will remain the same
to Panaca Saloon. One price! one bit!! !
ARRIVED. Joe. Upton came to Pioc
yesterday with four-in-hand team fro
u Prarie's ranch, bringing lot Of grain.
N, GRAIN.-A. Prairie brought Ave tons
grain to Phoebe yesterday for Roeder a
other store keepers.
on The case Of the State Of Neva
're aeaist A. w. Maxwell will be tried in /
Otstsict Court tomorrow at 10 4. Y.