Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-04

wheels for mine and worm wheel for
winch for lowering pump. In the boiler
shop two boilers are in course of con-
struetion, a inches in diameter and Is
feet long, each containing 20 flues of
three inches IN diameter. The iron has
arrived for making 1 x inch water pipe
to be laid from tank on divide down to
the mine and buildings belonging 10 the
Company in order TO protect them from
fre. six hydrants TO be placed in the
best positions to protect the buildings
will be located around the works. The
hydrants will be constructed by Ray
mond Il Ely foundry. Received also
4,O0O feet of sugar pine lumber for max
ing patterns, the lumber having been
shipped from San Francisco. The new
blacksmith shop is completed and both
forges are busily engaged in making
machinery and tools for the Raymond 4
Ely mine, mill and iron works. There
Is quite large force of men At work in
the iron works. Mr.. Ames taking
pleasure in showing us everything,
among which WAS a gallows frame for
the Meadow Valley Mining Company's
incline shaft. The timbers to be used in
constructing this gallows frame are l6x20
inches and some as long as AZ feet. The
timbers will be red spruce, coming from
Alta City, California. There will be two
! tons of IA inch iron bolts used in its
construction. The new cylinder for the
| Phoebe mine is nearly completed.
| LAND OFFICE DECISION The decision
of the Land Office in case Of Atchison
against Patterson e. Heinzman was rem
dered yesterday, setting aside the filing
of Patterson and holding that he has no
rights by entry upon the land at the
| time he entered it. This is on the
ground that the same was fenced, and
| by his own testimony showed that ne
made no inquiry of any kind as to who
fenced the same and that he went inside
of the fence, while the party then clam
ing it had the right to occupy and also
had filed -emption claim, and that
John B. Atchison had filed his applica.
ton in the State Land Office prior to the
time of the filing of Patterson in the
local Land Office, and that the attempted
filing of Patterson in the local Land
Office at Belmont was not only informal
but void
The Directors of the State Bank of
Nevada held their regular monthly meet
ing yesterday, and declared dividend
of one and a half per cent. on the CAPT.
tai stock for the earnings for the month
of June. The above showing proves to
the community that the State Bank can
be relied on as safe and steady going
institution, reliable in every sense of the
word, having paid regular monthly divi-
dends now for two and one-half years.
ALL persons will notice the warning of
Andy Fife, Sheriff of Lincoln county, in
to-day's RECORD, in regard to setting off
fireworks in the thickly settled portions
of Phoebe. To enforce this order the
Sheriff has appointed as deputies. J R.
Hoag. Marion Richardson. Geo. Boyd.
John Kelly and William Pierson, so all
parties had better take heed az there will
be arrests made of all violations.
W. STANsFIELD has just completed the
moving of all his furniture from the San
Jose House to the Star Restaurant and
can in future be found at TINT place. 1t
b.,
ton & Kelly's office,
HENRY MATHEY, formerly connected
with the Arkansas mine and the mines
at Highland is now at Pittsburg Landing,
Contra Costa county, California. So
says letter received by Xiv. Phillips
yesterday.
5-STAMP Mill BullionvilIe. The
mill is in good running order and yield
ing we'll for the characted of the rock,
The ore worked has given satisfaction to
all concerned.
A MINER in the Raymond & Ely mine
had his finger hurt yesterday by being
jammed between the car which he was
running and post. Doctor Lee dressed
the wound.
The Rev. Bishop Whitaker will con-
duct services at the Episcopal Church at
IL O'Clock this morning, and at o'clock
this evening. Sunday School as usual,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
f. W. CLUTE received on Friday last q
large assortment of -four, soap-castile
and family; also, 200 kegs Of Hazlett' 3
powder.
Alb. PoLLEYs will to-day set lunch at
his Brick saloon on Lacour. The spread
will be arranged at II o'clock in the
morning precisely.
The different places of business were
being decorated yesterday with flags,
} cedar trees, etc., presenting neat and
tasty appearance.
RETURNED. Harry Henderson, our
County Recorder, returned to Phoebe
last evening from trip to Utah and the
surrounding country.
j. J. HALp1N & Co. have Just received
lot ofgrain cradles, to which they call
the attention of ranchers and others.
: The Hamilton stage arrived last even
ing at 5 p. m. with a large lot of freight,
passengers, etc.
SERVICES will take place at the Cath
olic Church to-day Sunday as usual.
Rev. Father Monteverde officiating.
: | DniIdAM AND Ills SUURT IN Oh.
GEoRGE.-The question now asked on
the streets is, what has taken Brigham
Young and his numerous retinue OF
high priests to the southern limit of his
dominion during the Summer solstice2
The cause is easily figured up. Early in
July, Lee will be placed upon trial for
participation in the Mountain Meadows
Massacre. United States Marshal Max
we'll. we understand, has summoned a
whole cloud of witnesses, and some OF
. these persons will be apt to blab ont in
!. !. convenient truths. The presence OF
Brigham and his henchman Wells, with
such lesser lights as Cannon. John Tay.
lor, Erastus and Lorenzo Snow and
: others Of that kidney, is expected to have
restraining influence upon the pious
Saints when placed in the jury box
hence these infallible and everlasting
priests have placed themselves where
they will do the most good. II is reason.
able to look for some startling develop
' ments.-[S. L. Tribune.