Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-28

PLANS OF MEADOW VALLEY.-We yes
terday had the pleasure of seeing, at the
State Bank of Nevada, the plans of the
buildings for the hosting works Of the
Meadow Valley mine, designed by Geo.
E. Ames and executed by j. B. Pitch
ford The admirable structure designed
by Mr.. Ames has been given tangible ex-
preston by Mr. Pitchford. whose skill
as a dranghtsman is too we'll known TO
need any chromium. II is an admirable
piece Of drafting. and though we don't
know much of the technicalities con-
nected with the profession. after looking
at ii it did mt seem to us such hard Job
to put up hosting rig as it might be.
The Eureka Sentinel of the Goth has
the following: :" Lieutenant Governor
Adams will depart this morning for
White Pine and Pioche on business con-
nected with tho late Indian excitement.
We are requested to state that he will re-
main in Hamilton over Monday and
Tuesday for the purpose of examining
and auditing any CLAIMS that may be pre-.
s-nted by the citizens of that place.
Our White Pine neighbors who may be
interested will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The Board
OF Equalization met yesterday and trans
acted the following business: The as
sessment of Jacobs & Sultan they raised
one hundred dollars; the assessment of
John Lazenby was raised two hundred
dollars; the assessment of II. Lewis was
raised Blk hundred and fifty dollars. The
Board then adjourned until to-day at
10 m.
FREIGHT will arrive on the 4th OF Oct.
for the following parties by the E. & P.
Railroad: R. & Z. Co, M. V. Co., Jos.
Rich, Mott, Fish & Co., J. Levin & Co. ),
P. Harrison, D. c. Clark & Bro. w. U.
Co., Meyer & Bro, ]. o. Mccormick,
A. Veitch, Herman Stein. Russ Scott, E.
Hamilton, Phi. Felsenthal. j. Eisenmann
& Co., D. Wertheimer, H. Lewis and T.
w. Clute.
Losr.-A Prairie advertises in to day {
RECORD that check for fifty ($50) dol
lars, drawn by L.V. Loomis on the State
Bank of Nevada to the order of j. D
Whetsel. and by him Endorsed, has beer
lost in transmission. As payment has
been stopped all parties are cautioned
from negotiating the same.
W. W. BISHOP leaves on this morn
ing's Hamilton stage for Eureka to at
tend to an important law suit for som,
parties residing there. He is unable t.
say how long he will be absent; we viii
however hear from him occasionally ,ant
80 will the readers OF the RECORD.
ANDY FIFE.-Geo. Birdsall, Deput,
Sheriff, received the following dispatch
yesterday showing that the Sheriff hat
arrived at Carson all right: Carson
Sept. q, 1872. Geo. B,rdsal--Arrivet
this morning all right; leave this evenin,
for San Francisco. Andrew Fife
IMMENSE Wight. Fifty.fonr thou
sand nine hundred and tifty-three pound
OF freight was received by Hugh White
line yesterday among which were As 10
lbs, for the Raymond & Ely, 1912 b.
for Jim Rneder. 3. 800 lbs. for the RI
CORD, 2.524 lbs. for Clute and $40 bs
for Mott, Fish Il Co.
WE noticed yesterday, going along La
J cour street, John Rice's dog Frank,
with kettle tied or harnessed to hi
eaddle appendage. When last we sa,
him be was making extraordinary goo
time. Where he received the oil ca
the deponent sayeth not.
Big T1MBERs. large number OF bi
timbers for the Meadow Valley work
were being hauled up Main street yeste
day afternoon. They are rushing th
timber ahead and getting them in ord,
, as fast as possible.
JOHN G. LYNCH was only present
/ short time at the Board of Eoualizatic
. yesterday, in consequence of the sicl
ness Of his child.
t FREIGHT arrived yesterday by Huf
: White Il Co.'s Salt Lake line for Il
8 4. q E Co, John Roeder, J. J. Halpi
4 Co. and P. Holland.
: BULLION SHIpMENT.-W Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped Yesterday bullion amountir
to $l2. 227.37.
THE Hamilton stage arrived at s 80
m. yesterday with two passengers.