Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

NOTES BY HE WAI.-ou Nlsltibg Dui-
lionville Thursday last We called on Mr..
Crane, Superintendent of the Raymond
L Ely mill; also on Mr.. Eastland, em-
ployed there; had the pleasure of look
ing at eight bars of bullion awaiting
shipment. There are now fifty five
stamps running in Bullionville. and all
it wants is a payday to make things
brighten up there. Jacobs d Sultan are
receiving a large amount of goods at
their store there. On a visit TO Mrs.
Twins Hotel We found the table spread
with everything the market could afford.
Mrs. Irwin formerly kept a hotel in
White Pine. aud knows how to keep
one. We can recommend the travelling
public to her care. We came across the
Doctor, who has been suffering lately
with sore eyes. caused by reading badly
printed matter; he has, however. found
out the cause and quitit Mrs. Wedge in
tends shortly to give another dance; fur
Their particulars will be given in the pro-
Rramme. The fever and ague shaking
business has about quit Bullionville for
the present. A social club is being
formed there, composed of Captain Car
den, Tom Gillen, Mcmahon and others,
of which Colonel Shaeffer is President.
We returned on Friday evening, we'll
pleased with our trip.
SKATING RNK.-A petition is being
circulated, signed By nearly all the mer-
chants, business men and solid men gem
orally of Phoebe, requesting the County
Commissioners to grant the use of the
vacant lot next to the courthouse for q
skating rink during the coming Winter.
The project is most commendable one
and, in our opinion, deserves the fayora-
BILE consideration of the honorable board.
Skating is one of the most healthful and
exhilarating exercises one can indulge
in. Some one has defined it to be I" the
poetry of motion, and as we have sew
eral good skaters and skateresses in
Phoebe, we hope 10 see suitable accom-
modations for an exhibit of poetic mo-
ton as exemplifed by the gliding feet
and merry laughter of the mirthful crowd
that will nightly disport themselves on
the geld surface of the aqueous -
What did you say, jim ? Can we skate ?
Why, of course, and are most favorably
disposed towards the success of the
humble petitioners.
The INDEPENDENT Social CLuD.-The
Independent Social Club will give the
first of their series of chops" for this
season at Browns Hall on Monday even
ing November Is. The social hops of the
Independent Club were feature of the
dancing season last Winter and Spring
The following gentlemen compose the
officers of the Club:-President, G.. W.
Phipps; Vice President, D. Hastings,
Secretary, Arcby McQuade; Treasurer,
A. S. Thompson.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Board
of County Commissioners met yesterday
at 2 p. m. A petition was received and
ordered filed, signed by many citizens,
asking for the use of the lot north of the
Court House for tho purpose of erecting
skating rink. The petition was granted.
The Board then adjourned.
REFEREE CAsE.-The celebrated referee
case of Donahue & CULLEN against John
A. Steele, which has been so long pend
ing, was yesterday finished as far as evil
dencs and argument is concerned. 1t
is now in the hands of the referee, J. G.
Foster, who has until December 9Th to
render his decision on the matter.
BREMER & Bro. publish in to-day g
RECORD their card, as manufacturers OF
fine cigars and importers of leaf and
smoking tobaccos; also sole agents for
Golden Thread fine-cut chewing tobacco
Their business place is $40 Sacramento
street, San Francisco. Herman Frank
lin is the agent of the above firm.
We direct attention to the profess
sional card OF A. B. Hunt. published in
to-day's RECORD. Mr.. Hunt can always
be found at his office on Lacour street,
adjoining the house of Judge Rivas.
The Rev. Father Monteverde returns
to Phoebe in to-day's stage after
an absence OF few weeks. He will Of
ficiate at the services of the Catholic
church on Sunday.
PIoCHE HOSE COMPANY held their regu.
lar monthly meeting last evening at the
hose house on Main street. Nothing
was done out of the regular order of the
monthly business.
THE Talisman," Gold Tread I" and
"Our Best" fine cuts, are the best
brands in the market; all of these may be
found ut Rolla V. Watts. at Lees drug
store. IF
GUNBoAT SAM was released from dur.
ance vile last evening by the payment o
the fine less tho time he had served in
the County Bastile.
CHARLEY CRAIG has been very i'll with
the typhoid fever but is now ont Of
danger and gradually recovering.