Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-30

john G. LYNCH, of the Fashion Saloon,
Main and Lacour streets, thinking his
saloon looked little out of sorts, taken
in comparison with others that have re-
Gently been reftted, yesterday resolved
that he would not be outdone by any
one, so he started to work putting up a
new ceiling and repapering the whole
place. From the glimpse we caught of
it last evening we think it will present q
very handsome appearance. He also
has new lot OF engravings, which are
q fine ornament to the saloon.
JOHN LAzENBY, our Fire Warden, yes.
terday served notice on the store keepers
having fireworks on hand. to remove the
same to their cellars, for fear of acct
dental discharge and to protect the town
from fire. Some of the vendors of fire.
works, we are sorry to say, were not in
favor Of doing this and uttered curses
not loud but deep, still they were under
the impressionit would be best for them
to comply with the order, and they con-
sequently did SO.
YESTERDAY Messrs. Stewart and White
hill were very busily engaged labelling
the various mineral specimens they have
received in Ely District, preparatory to
shipping the same to Carson They
place on each specimen the name OF the
donor, the mine, the assay value, and the
mining district from which the speci-
mems come. By this method every one
presenting the Commissioners with speci-
mems will be represented in the great
Centennial Exhlbition-and it is also a
good way of showing to the world at
large the mineral resources of Nevada.
YESTERDAY two "sole traders" had q
wordy dispute on Lacour street in refer.
ence to which was the best fighter of the
two. The argument was ended by one
rushing in the house and closing the
front door in the face of the other, much
to the disgust OF lot of the "boys" who
were waiting anxiously to see it come to
blows. We regret that they were disap-
pointed, as it would have made good
local item, and they are scarce.
A PROMINENT citizen has made three
wagers on the result of the Brooklyn inn
broglio: First, that the jury fail to
agree; second, that Beecher is retained
by Plymouth, even should verdict be
given against him; third, that Bsecher' &
sarary will be raised, no matter how the
verdict goes. He talks some of obtain
ing monopoly of the telegraph line for
lew days. and after learning the result,
make up his betting book accordingly.
TONIGHT Professor W. Frank Stewart,
by request of many of our citizens, lee.
lures at the Courthouse on the subject
OF "Ethnology" Or animal Types /" q
theme tnat IS very interesting. As his
previous lectures have been OF 40 mnch
interest to the public, it is 70 he snr mn
posed that this will not be ipfer;or r.
them, and that it will attract n Iarro
audience.
LAND CAsE.-The land case of Atcbi.
son against Heinzman ct al was con.
tinued yesterday. j. B. Atchison closed
his evidence yesterday morning and
Heinzman commenced his yesterday
afternoon, with the testimony of A. G.
Yoacham. The probabilities are that i,
will occupy couple Of days more.
THE Hike pony rider arrived in Phoebe
yesterday with the mail and left in the
evening. For the benefit of those wish.
ing to communicate with Hike we will
state that the mail arrives regularly or
Tuesday morning and leaves in thu
afternoon.
DON'T forget the meeting tonight o.
the Mystic Krewe of Comus at tn,
Engine House, at $50 D. m. The las
details OF the parade will be arranged
and It is desired that every membel
should be present.
OWING to ]. G. Foster having to tax,
testimony in referee case this Wednes
day morning, the land case Of Atchisor
Friday, July I'd. 'N'
l AM prepared to deliver Ice in laroe a,
small Quantities. Leave orders nj Fr,L.
e McAlpin's. II w. r. WrrsoN