Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-15
DEPARTURES

FROM NYE. Yesterday we had the
pleasure of meeting with our young
friend Mr.. Henry Cresswell, District
Attorney of Nye county. Mr.. Cresswell
is looking very well and we are sure will
receive very warm welcome from his
many friends in Phoebe. He tells US
that matters in Nye county are prosper
GUS, though things are little dull at the
county seat, Belmont. In Reveille Dis
trict much activity prevails and consid-
cradle bullion is being shipped. Mat
tiers at Jefferson and Typo also look
we'll.
JUNK SHoP.-The local editor of the
Eureka Sentinel says that in certain
locality of that gay burg an enterprising
young man would find sufficient material
to stock first-class junk store. We
think there is a like opportunity in
Phoebe. In the vacant spaces and on
the back streets, more old bottles, tin
cans, rags and bits of old metal could be
found than would be sufficient to form
the stock in trade of half a dozen such
establishments.
A NOTED CARRIAGE. Matt. Lannan
has received photograph of the Hose
Carriage which the Protection Hose
Company has bought. 1t formerly be-
longed to the Phoenix Hose Company of
Philadelphia. In the days of volunteer
fremen the Phoenix Hose Company
stood No. in the department, and used
to make great display at the parades OF
the Philadelphia Fire Department which
occurred once every three years.
SERENADE.--By one of those mis-
chances that will occur to the most care.
full. our notice of serenadng party who
were out on Wednesday snight was mis-.
laid. However, accidents will happen in
the best regulated families, and on the
principle OF better late than never, W.
will say that number of gentlemen dis
coursed some very agreeable instru
mental and vocal music at the houses o.
several of their friends. Those VIII,
were thus complimented desire to ex
press their thanks, in which we our
selves very heartily and sincerely Join.
EXCELLENT WoRK.-About twelve ton,
OF ore has just been worked at the New
ark mill, the average assay of which 9TH,
ore, not the milD was 1921. SO. TIL,
crushing was worked up to 81 per cent
OF the assay value. for the tailings onl,
assayed S2l.9S. This is far better re
suits than can be usually attained. an,
those who worked this lot of ore mr.
certainly entitled to much and we'll de
served commentator.
HE trial Of the party accused of ma
hcious mischief terminated yesterday
The jury, after remaining in deliberatio,
ior some time. failed to agree and wer
alscnarged. During the progress of th
tr,ai the courtroom was filled by inter
ested spectators. Messrs. Goldthwaite
r!1er ana roster appeared for the prose
cutlon. ana Bishop Il Sabn and q s
Sawyer for the defense. =
PROTECTION Hose Comnany No q
held special meeting last evening 70
the purpose of arranging for the mn,
chase of their bose carriage, etc. The
authorized their committee (alreadv On
pointedl to purchase carriage, uniform
shirts, bats, belts, etc., without fnrthe
delay. and then adjourned to meet at tn
call OF the President. If necessary befor
the next regular monthly meeting.
PUBLIC Schools. Yesterday afternoo
the Rev. s. P. Kelly. Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, arrived by tb
Hamilton stage. We had the pleasu,
OF meeting the reverend gentleman an
found him as pleasant and genial as eve
we believe that Mr.. Kelly will preach ,
the Episcopal Church next Sunday,
PERsoNAL.-Mr. ]. Serviss, Record,
of Nye county, arrived in town yeste
Jay. We understand that his visit ia
relation to the transfer of the records
,ne territory by the last legislature take
from Nye county and added to Lincoll
hEsuMED. - Work on No. 8 shaft
me Meadow Valley has been resume
rs the pumps of the Raymond s. p
Dram not only that shaft but also No
20 to the San Jose Hotel, Mai