Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-01

BRrsroL.-The prospects of this camp
have improved considerably lately.
Messrs. Steele and Wilson short time
since started the smelling furnace and
made an excellent run of five and half
days, during which 144 tons of ore were
smelted. There we're some doubts
whether the ore would smelt satisfac-
toIily, but they are now removed, as the
results prove. Another run will be
commenced in about ten days. Over 100
tons of ore have BEEN purchased by the
proprietors of the furnace, aud arrange
ments made for more sufficient to last
for run of about six weeks. Now that
the m ners of Bristol find that they can
get ready market for their ore, they
are commencing to open their mines in
good earnest. As the furnace consumes
daily large quantity of coal the wood
choppers and coal-burners in the neigh
boring mountains are busy cutting and
burning. AS al evidence of the benefit
that Phoebe derives from these opera
tons, we may state that not less than
So, 900 have been put in circulation by
the operations that have already taken
place. Mr.. E. Bassett is experimenting
the work Of smelling, and having a
thorough knowledge of the business con-
ducts matters to good advantage. These
operations show what well directed en-
terprise backed by some means will do.
There are without doubt many districts
and many mines in this country which
only need the same energy, aided by n
reasonable amount of capital, to yield
10 ha al 70 ha mil
wealth of Eastern Nevada is but little
we'll directed effort to develop it only
seems to show its boundless resources.
DEArH.-Mrs. Anna Clements, sister
of G. w. Pinkham, died on Sunday last
and was buried yesterday from the Rec.
tory Of the Episcopal Church. The fu.
neral was largely attended by the mem
bers of the l. o. o. F., and by large
number of other citizens. The deceased
lady was much esteemed by our citizens
who all seemed to desire to show thei
sorrow and regret at her sudden death
She leaves one child, who, we regret t,
say. is also suffering from i'll health.
TEAMS ARRIvING.--A lot of OK ant
mule teams arrived yesterday from F. F
Marx, Toana, consigned to Phi, Felsen
thai, with goods for the following mer
chants: F. W. Clute. Phi. Felsenthal
T. @. Poujade, D. G. Clark L. Bro, Cha
Weiderhold and Madame L. Cellier
They have made good time from Toano
Transfers report the road in good con
dition, but dusty. A large amount o
California flour arrived on these team
There will be another lot of teams arriv
to-day.
REPORT of Primary and Intermediat
School for the month of May, 1875: En-
rolled boys, 35; enrolled girls. 80; tota
60; average daily attendance, SO; preser
every day, Mamie Buck, Louisa Cole
Maggie kuhls, Robert Clark, William
Uiark, Vincent Clark, Frank Curtis
Willie Cole. Charles Craw, George Ha,
rlson, Adolph Jacobs, JOHNNY Lynch
MRS. LIZZIE j. WATT, Teacher.
PIONEER ScABLE.-Messrs. Cook
Reed, of the above stable. have some fin
turnouts, including splendid rockawa,
buggies with double or single team,
saddle-horsrs. etc. Their vehicles mr.
new, kept in frst-class order, while En-
stock is of superior character, we
broken and reliable in every respec
The stable is at the old stand on Ii
northern side of Meadow Valley stree
opposite Armory Hall.
E. & P. R, R.-This morning, in OF
advertising columns, will be found Il
rates of transportation from San Fra
cisco and Sacramento Phoebe. The rat
vary, according to class, from $4.25
$5.40. A list of special rates will al,
be found. All information will be chez
fully afforded by Mr.. W. E. Griffi
agent, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s.
COMFORTABLY FIXED. = From 10,
hice, just returned from Salt Lake Cit
we learn that Dick Gillespie, form
agent of Wells. Fargo & Co., in Piocb
10 still employed by that company in s,
Lake City. and expresses himself as W,
pleased with the plsce and his positi,
there. '''
BULLION SHrpMENT. FARGO
Go: shipped yesterday bullion amount,
to S2.144.
Go to the San Jose Hotel. Ma