Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-21

Two birds OF Parisaie, called sole
traders, !" left On Monday morning = stage.
They were indebted to many parties
in sans varying from two bits to twenty
i've dollars. Every one in Phoebe was
aware of their departure. so they did not
sneak of as they thought they were
doing, bilking every one. The Consts-
ble's Office had numerous bills against
them, but the idea was that quick nd
dance to such as they had been would be
GOOD for the town. One restaurant
gentleman dill succeed in getting his
money.
TIE following is from The White
Pine News Of the 18th: "Judge Rives,
of Phoebe, has been in town during the
past week. lie occupied the Bench IN
Several cases where Judge Cole had been
the attorney, and consequently could
not preside. The bar are lavish in their
praise of Judge Rives. both for bis legal
talents and gentlemanly bearing. During
his short stay here be made hosts OF
friends outside of his legal brethren, and
We express ths wish, both for them and
ourselves, that he will make his visits
more frequent.
FREIGHT for tho following parties ar
rived by Hugh White Il Co. on Sunday
last: 7. II. Feisenthal, p. Harrison, j.
Eisenmann and Jno. Roeder; and by the
Eureka &C Palisade Railroad for the fol-
| lowing parties: Wm. Mahoney, Hong
! Chong, Sam Sing. G.. Il. Cushing. Chas
| Stein, Miles Qnillen, Fulks & McAlpin,
L. G. Pouiade, Meadow Valley mine, H.
Mahlstedt, Raymond & Ely mine, d. c.
Clark IL Bro.
! SEVERAL immense mule teams loaded
! with timbers for the new hosting works
of the Meadow Valley Company arrived
on Sunday, and after much Juggling and
cracking of whips deposited their lengthy
freight. The timbers are now nearly all
in and Captain Tyrrell proposes to take
advantage of the present splendid
weather to get the frame work together as
soon as possible.
The Eureka 4 Palisade Railroad will
bring to Phoebe on or about the Oath in
slant freight for the following parties
James Rich, E. Brown & Co.. Meadow
Valley Mining Company Nesbitt & Bro,
T. C. Poujade, ]. Levin & Co., Clark 4
Bro, r. Solomon, J. Finlayson, M
CULLEN, G. Stein and Sing Hong.
THE funeral of Mrs. Bertleson tool
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence of Mrs. Wright, or
Hoffman street. 1t was largely attended
This lady had been bedridden sine,
1871.
DEPARTED by Mondays Hamilton
stage: D. d. Nye, of the firm of E. A
Fargo & Co., San Francisco; Hen. Mahl
stedt, proprietor of the Panaca saloon
and several others-in all eight passen
gers.
EXTRA TEAMS. The Raymond & Ell,
Mining Company has put on the roa
several extra teams for hauling ore I
Bullionville, the capacity daily bein
: 1875 tons.
ASSESSMENT NoTIcN. - Under tho hea
of New To-day vii! be found an al
! sessment notice OF the Newark Silve
Mining Company. All unpaid stock wi
: be delinquent on the 10 OF October.
SALE OF PERSONAL Property.
, long delayed sale of the personal prof.
erty of the HUM & Hunt mine comes @
at the works at y o'clock to-day.
/ OVER 10000 pounds of freight arrive
on Sunday for J. Eisenman & Co., col
ssting of a large and varied assortme
of hardware.
Q ARRIVED. Judge Rives, OF the Seven
Q Judicial District, and Jos. Evans. trave
i ing agent for the San Francisco House
e Pond, Reynolds & Co.
SCARCE. Not a sack of oats OF bari
In Phoebe. Why don't some of o
q ranchers bring III grainf 1t is in d
a mand and will sell.
l. BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
:. Co. shipped yesterday bullion amount
N to so. $3.50. 03.
"A The small furnace was runuing
q Highland on Sunday