Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-16

and Bates were on: yesterday, and in the
afternoon went into Main ST. saloon TO
get some cough drops. Briggs was
couahin and Bates looked grave and the
conversation turned on tombstones.
Briggs said he didn't want no style, he
didn't When he was laid away he just
wanted n slab with one line covered on
it, Il know that my Redeemer liveth"
Boggs. who bad dropped in to get seda.
tive mixture, set his glass down when
he heard this and says Boggs, says he
"Yes, that would be as big lie as if you
were to write it on the back Of them
notes of your 3 that We been holdin ever
since the Spring of TO" A small
boy yelled ''stage" and Briggs said he
guessed he'd go down and see if Charley
Meyers had letter for him. The epi-
taph business is postponed but Bates
says he won't 60 back on Briggs while
the cash holds out.
WATER.-We yesterday visited a we'll
that had been dug in the upper part of
Davis street, into which water was flow
ing in sufficient quantities 10 supply the
cabins and houses in the Immediate
vicinity. We found that in the first
place large excavation had been made
to the depth OF fifteen feet, used to put
in tubs of water to keep cool, that after
wards we'll to the depth OF about if
teen feet had been dug, into which water
has commenced to flow. and looks as if
it was permanent supply. Itcan hardly
be seepage, as there has been no storm
lately to cause it, The we'll is said to
have been dug by two women, but
whether that is so or not we cannot tell,
but 1t looks impossible to US for women
to have done it.
YOUNG MEN's Soc1AL.-At the regular
meeting of the Young Mems Social Club
held last evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
President, j. t. Bowling; Vice. Presi-
dent, d. j. Robbs; Secretary. T. H
CULLEN; Financial Secretary, j. A. Ma
thewsop; Treasurer, j. B. Stephens
Finance Committee. Donahue, r.
Sexton and X. Crowley. The President.
Secretary, Financial Secretary and Treas.
urer were all reelected.
FIeHT.-A party Of ten Indians divided
on into two parties yesterday near Sher.
woods lumber yard and had fight fc ,
the possession of squaw; that lady in
Inc meantime sitting on the side hill
seeming to enjoy the affair and not caring
wnieh side was victorious. After a ces.
sation OF hostilities they went at each
otner with word of mouth but it was
nara TO tell who got the best Of that.
NEW STAGE LrNE.-we understand
tnat Pritchard has sold out his interest
~ the freight line from Eureka &c
rIoche and that d. o. Mills intends &c
pu' on daily stage line of blu.
coaches from Eureka to Phoebe rnnnine
.ne coaches through, with RELAYS of al,
Aotses' ana they intend making the trir
IN 'wenty-four hours. The informat;or
10 not authenticated and we give il as vt
heard it. e' !" "s W.
BANK ExcHANaE.--The Bank Exchanc.
saloon on Main street opposite Meaaov
Valley, opened last evening under N,
proprietorsbip of Jos. Ope and Ri,
bennetts. A fine lunch was spread an,
the numerous friends that crowded II
seemed to enjoy it and the liquors dis
pensed from the har. The Phoebe Bros,
Band was on hand enliveninc everyon
With their music.
A FIRsr.cLAss assortment OF woode,
pipes, cherry stems, fancy letter paper
ETC.. etc; also Solace." "Doree.
Lone Jack" Durham" apricot
bob White, "Gilroy" and "perioue,
smoking tobaccos. at my stand in Lee
ufue store. RoLLA V. WArr. TT
hEMovED.-A. B. O'Doughery an,
olo'ner have removed their Office turtle
put on Laeour street towards the Court
House adjoining the residence OF job
T. Clark. They occupy two houses
making superior place for bns;nese =
Their former location. :
TIE Talisman," Gold Trs.a l.. ~
Our Best" tine cuts, are n. ha.
brands in the market, all OF ,hs... IS
.onnd at Rolla v. Watts. at Te.aa sy
atore. :" Lees dru
IF
JUSTICE CouRg. -The case OF so,o
against Rich. in which iuaom...
gwen against Rich, will be annsa's. wa
me District Court. p'"'ea