Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-05

allowed ten days after the filing of the
amended complaint in which to answer.
The Court then adjourned to Monday
evening at TX O'Clock.
uANLY's HALL.-By notice published
in to-day's RECORD, signed by the promi-
nent builders of Phoebe the public will
observe that the false report circulated
in regard to the dangerous condition of
this hall if q crowded audience is pres
ent, is entirely without foundation. The
builders certifying to the safety OF the
building know their business, and would
not ieopardize the life of any individual
in the community by so doing without
they did know. Hanly's Hall is occu-
pied three times week by eighty odd
men marching and drilling, it being used
as an armOry. They have had every op.
portunity to test its strength, and they
know it to be safe, otherwise they would
not use it. Have no hesitation in visit
ing any performance given there, as
there is not the slightest danger.
The RAYMOND & ELY Iron WoRKs.-
The usual amount of work has been
done during the past week. Five tons
of castings, chiefly for the Raymond &
Ely mill, have been made. Good pro-
gress is being made on the new boilers
and the water pipe. A new crane is be-
ing made for the blacksmith shop. Cast
iron arms have been fitted in the reel of
the hosting engine, which present bet
ter appearance than the wooden ones
and are much better for the cable. The
casting of the seven-inch steam brake
cylinder was good one, and it is now
being bored out. A large asphaltum
tank will be fitted up soon, it will be
used to dip the water pipe that is now
being made, and will also answer for
taring cables,
VIvIAN's ENTERTAINMENT.-- Don't for
get Chas. Yivian's Entertainment, which
takes place on Monday evening, at
Hanly's Hall. The box-office for re-
serve seats will be open on Monday from
10 a. m. to p. Ill.,, and application
should be made early for reserved seats.
| ho phILACo nuNc oCCl lhotA III
| spreading rumors around Phoebe to the
effect that Hanly's Hall was an unsafe
| place, and liable to tumble down at any
moment with crowded audience, we
here state that such is not the case The
prominent builders of Phoebe have exam
ined it, and card to that effect, assur-
ing the public of its entire safety, is
! published in to-day's RECORD.
SHERIFT's SALE. By notice pub.
lished in to days RECORD it will be seen
that the property known as the Star
Restaurant, house, lot, etc., and adjoln-
ing lots, will be sold at Sheriff's sale.
Sept. Goth, 1875, to satisfy judgement
in favor of John H. Rice, assignee oil
Sherwood Il Bro For full particulars
and description OF property, see adver.
| tisement.
COINS CLOTHING SroRE.-Jonas Cohn
yesterday purchased from julius Hof-
man the clothing store on Main street
formerly owned by j. Cohn 4 Bro, and
will hereafter conduct the business oil
that house. Jonas can be found at the
store, on Main street, at any time, day OF
night. A large and extensive assortment
of goods to that he already bas, will ar.
rive shortly.
ALPS PAy-DAY.-The regular pay day
OF the Alps Mining Company being on
the 9th of the month, falling this month
on Sunday, all hands are notified thai
they will be paid Monday, the 9th inst.
and In future ii the 9th of the month
falls on Sunday, payment will be mad,
ON the following Monday.
A. ]. BLAIR, Supt.
NEWARK MILL.-This mill is now ant
has been for the past week running OF
ore from the Meadow Valley and Alp
mine. The ore from the Meadow Vale,
mine worked 1885, per ton and $25 pc
ton for the tailings. The difficulty ex
perienced by this mill is to get the prop
err number OF teams TO haul ore t,
the mill.
PUBLIC ScHooLs.-By order OF tn,
School Trustees the public schools O
Phoebe will be opened on Monday morn
ing, September 9th. Mrs. Watt take
charge Of the Grammar School, and Mis-
ALIVE Rib of the Primary Department
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The services a
the Episcopal Church will take place to
day at the usual hour in the mornin
and evening. Sunday School at 2 o 'cloc
p. IN. The Rev. r. H. Kline will off
ciatc
FLORAL MILL.-The Floral mill ha
been working this last week on ore fror
the Phoebe mine, Meadow Valley min
and Havana mine, the ore being furnishe
principally by chloriders.
ARRIVED. Jack Gilmer and Jot Trayi
arrived in Phoebe yesterday morning b
private conveyance from Hamilton
They both look about as thin and ur
healthy as usual.
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterda
at | O'Clock p, m. No through passer
gers for Phoebe. Roads in good orde
and good time being made.
CHRIST CHURCH AS the Rev. r. p
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