Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-14
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
BY aILMER 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINZ:
Andrew Nor no

A VISIT TO BRIsToL.-On Sunday last
in company with A. J. Blair, Jos. Opie
and Eugene Blair we visited the Bay
State mine at Bristol District, being
driven there behind four-in-hand team
managed by Eugene Blair. A. j. Blair
made an inspection of the mine and
thinks we'll of it, There is about 100
tons OF milling ore on the dump it being
shipped as fast as possible to the Floral
mill to be worked. The owners OF the
Bay State mine have worked hard to
develop and improve the claim. A first
rate house is built below the mine in the
ravine and at the mine is fine black
smith shop and other improvements. A
good wagon road has been built around
the mountain about q mile long, the
grade being very high. The mine is
about $500 feet higher than the emp
and Is situated southeast from Fair View
springs. AS soon as the ore is worked
from the mine we will give the results.
MARRIED.-As will be observed in an
ohter column the County Clerk of Lin.
coin county, p. B. Miller, was married
on Sunday night to Miss Nevada G.
Morton, the ceremony being performed
by Judge Henry Rives. Among some
twenty Of their intimate friends we had
the pleasure OF witnessing the ceremony
and also partaking the of wedding feast
ana wishing the newly welded pair many
pleasant years of married life. After the
good things had been disposed of and the
pride and groom wished all kinds OF
pleasant things the party returned to
Inc reception-room, where q couple OF
hours was spent in hearing pleasant
music, after which the guests retired.
RETURNED. - Judge Rives, w. W.
BISHOP, WIN. J. O'Dougherty and his
brother Ed. returned on Saturday night
from their hunting trip. They were alb
sent from Phoebe little over month
and owing to the sickness of Judge Rives
good portion of the time, also to the
very rough weather, they did not have as
peasant time as they anticipated
aney are all looking we'll and hearty
rom the effects OF the trip however
Suite large amount OF fish was brought
IN by the party which they distributed
around among their friends.
eouNrY COMMISSIONERS. -- Board of
county Commissioners met Yesterday
pursuant to adjournment. The District
Attorney appeared before the Board with
me delinquent tax list, and continued
al proceedings thereunto until Wednes.
gay, December 22d. Bill of N. M. Mil.
Ter for $l2G allowed. Board then nd.
loorned until Wednesday 22d instant.
JOHN CASSIDY and the other bun,ers
that left on Saturday for Spring Valley
returned on Sunday night after a yory
unsuccessful hunt. They managed to
scare up plenty of game but did not kill
any; The proceeds of the hunt was one
duck, which they succeeded in rnnnino
down after wounding.
ORE SHIPMENTS. The Nevada Central
Trans conveyed 1913 tons OF ore ON Sun.
DAY and SO tons of ore on Monday to the
mills at Bullionville from the RAYMOND
" Ely mine. ''"'
HENRY MAHLsTEpr, who was in;ored
while returning from the ball at Bullion
vile was brought back to Phoebe on Sun.
hhay' lie Is rather feeble and pretty well
'uoged mp but appears to be improving.
hABiruALLY march in parallel lines to
d,snaca Saloon for satisfactory drinks and
Sno'Ge cigars -one pricsl one btu p.
y billiards half price--Two bits!l II
bullion SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo &
~ " a. ssh,pped yesterday bullion amounting
JONAS COIN was around yesterday TAX.
days. o :" '''e'A'
,ral hs Meadow Valley mine paid off its
asotedness yesterday afternoon.