Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-29
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Wesley Williams.

A SToRM.-During the afternoon of
yesterday the wind took a sudden change
and the sun shone out. About six o'clock
change took place in the appearance
of the weather and we were visited with
slight shower of a mixture of sleet and
rain. This did not last long, the wind
accompanying the same being the most
disagreable- portion of the matter. 1t
seemed to US that winter had commenced
in earnest. We have no cause OF com
plant for there has been but little rough
weather in Phoebe this year
CHECKS, The business of our bankers
yesterday in the matter of disconnting
checks was comparatively light, owing to
many of the miners receiving time orders
from the Raymond & Ely Company and
passing them to the merchants in settle
ment of Indebtedness for store bills. The
debts OF the miners to most OF the pro-
vision stores are about settled and the
next months payment for labor will
render matters in the money line little
easier.
YE TIoER.-A large poker game and
We gentle tiger were displayed at the Ell
Dorado saloon and at Pres Wand saloon
last evening about nine o'clock Money
seems to be abundant for gambling pur-
poses, when it is a hard matter for some
of our citizens to pay their regular board
bill. Still, SO goes the world; enjoy
yourselves if you never pay cent Is the
motto.
New YEARS PABrY.-The Independent
Social Club will please accept our thanks
for complimentary ticket to their New
Years party to come off at Browns Hall
on Friday evening, December 31st. 1875.
The committee of arrangements is CON-
posed of Jas. McFadden, A. W. Nc
Donald and A. s. Thompson. Invitation
committee-L Parsloe, L. Wertheimer,
Dan Hastings and E. Mcintosh.
PAY-pAy.-All labor bills due to miners
for the month of November were dis
bursed to them for that month yesterday.
All merchandise bills contracted for that
month for supplies furnished to the
mine will be disbursed to-day, (the 18th
inst. making sum total of about $780,
900 in coin.
DEpARTEp.-Weslsy Williams left on
yesterdays Salt Lake stage for Miners
vile. for the purpose OF seeing to the case
OF VIM. 7. Bell, who is charged with the
killing OF Edward Kiesele, an account OF
which was published in yesterday morn
ing's RECORD.
Pony MAIL.--The Pony mail from
Hamilton arrived in Phoebe at o'clock
on Tuesday morning which was due at
Phoebe on Monday evening about
o'clock.
BuLLIoN.-The shipments of bullion
by Yesterdays Salt Lake stage amounting
to $25,357 does not give much evidence
dence Of Phoebe being badly played oul
camp.
The Salt Lake stage due on Monday
night did not arrive in Phoebe unit
half past nine yesterday morning. NJ
passengers booked for Phoebe.
THE Salt Lake stage left yesterday af
tsrnoon at one o'clock. No passenger
on board but an immense amount o.
bullion.
w. II. WILSON. at Press. Wand'l
saloon. il the agent for the Cheyenne
Leader, In which full account OF tbs
Black Hills can be found.
BEAUTIFUL Snow. by the time ou
readers are perusing this issue we shoult
not be surprised II they were looking a
about foot OF snow.
CoRREcTIoN.-Berryman G. Wells wa
native OF Rushville. Mo-, instead Q
Burksville rs enormously stated In yes
terday's issue.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo 4
GO. shipped yesterday bullion valued q
926, S5S.