Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-01

crosses on this mine the prospects grow
better daily. The ledge in the new shaft
is now from 25 to 80 feet wide. every
portion of which carries silver or trace
OF it. Two and a half feet OF the above
is very rich ore, asssyipg between $500
$500. A large specimen weighing about
ten pounds, the inside of it being galena
base, assayed S10053; outside assayed
S212; yellow chloride in the ledge assays
SlSS.50. These assays were made by A.
L. Moore, Superintendent of the Ameri-
can Flag mill. Work is progressing
rapidly and the prospects Of the bonanza
are progressing daily. Dick Rich left a
chunk OF the ore at Fulks & McAlpin's
saloon Yesterday where it can be in
spected.
BULLwHAcKgRs.--T The air of Phoebe
was lively yesterday with the melodious
voice of the bullwhacker. 0aths were
as thick and as plentiful as mosquitoes
in Hike. The bulls were inclined to be
obstinate once in a while, but a little
blasphemy from their drivers soon
changed their ideas. il only needed that
to make them obey. Plenty of freight
arrived and over 81, 500 left Phoebe to
pay for the hauling Of it. Money is
leaving Phoebe in this style every day to
pay freight and we need few pay-days
to make things even. During the day
plenty of "sheep herder's delight" was
dispensed to the thirsty ones from Toano.
Mock TRIAL.-A mock trial took place
at the Justice Court yesterday, during the
absence of Judge Allen. of an inebriated
individual who had been hanging around
the Courthouse. He was brought in
and placed upon trial, and as he could
not be kept still he was edjudged guilty
| of contempt of Court, whereupon he
said " don't want this we're Court to
put on any 'hamatory scollops with me,
I'm drunk" whereupon after this de.
livery be was ordered to Jail. Upon his
being conveyed there, however, the
bogus officer gave him chance to slip
away, which he did, at very lively
rate.
A FIRE.-on Monday night fire &C.
Cured in Charley Raymond's barber.
shop, on Main street, caused by lamp
falling from the brackett, or the bracket
breaking, tumbling the lamp on the floor
breaking 1t and scattering the blazing
oil around. Charley had the presence
of mind to run in the rear room and get
his blankets, with which he smothered
the flames. The fire was smothered so
quickly that it did not do much damage,
only burning few towels.
FREIGHT. Freight arrived yesterday
by F. F. Marks teams, from Toano fol
the following parties: Jacobs & Sultan
Charles Goedicke, Phi. Felsenthal, M
CULLEN, E. Brown & Co., Clark e. Bro.
John Roeder, G. Weiderhold, A. Cohn
Bro, H. Eilers. The amount OF freight
received was LOG, 900 pounds. One bull
team was on tho road fifty-three days
the Others forty-two. The teamstert
report the roads as being almost impassa
BILE in some places and consequently
their progress was very slow.
DELINQUENT Ax-PAYERs.-W II. Hen
derson, County Auditor, publishes in to
days RECORD notice to delinquent tax
payers to the effect that the Assessment
Roll is now in the hands of the District
Attorney, and il the delinquent taxes ar.
not paid within twenty days from dat,
suit will be commenced on the same.
For THE HOLIDAYS. P. Heltzelmal
announces in to-day's RECORD that h
has just received large and varied as
sortment of jewelry, diamonds and silve
ware, which are for sale at prices to sui
the times. All jewelry and goods tina
he sells are warranted to be as repre-
sented.
FREIGHT by Hugh Whites freight lin
will arrive on the 18th of December TO
the following parties P. Harrison, J. b
Atchison, A. Veitch, Mrs. A. Hoy, p
Holland, j. Levin, Mott, Fish & Co.
Mrs. A. M. Pepper, j. Eisenmann & Co
SOME time ago we were asked VIVA
the word Nevada " meant. Looking
over friends scrap yesterday W
noticed it interpreted as meaning snow
but wouldn't vouch for its absolute cor
rectness.
The plaintive wall of the bull whacke
was plainly audible half a league onward
yesterday as he dashed and obiurgatet
the bulls of Bashaw, or some other sea
port town; hence these steers.
AGENCY CHANGED. The State Bank O
Nevada has changed its agency in Sal
Francisco from the Bank of Californi
, to the London and San Francisco BAN
Limited.
SHERlFF's SALE.-The Page an
Panaca mine was sold yesterday a
Sherff's sale, to satisfy Judgment of lie
, holders, to John P Kelley for SO, 1862 &c
. The Salt Lake stage, due i n Phoebe o
Monday afternoon, did not arrive unit
= IL O'Clock Tuesday. 1t brought no mai
for the Postoffice.
W1EDERHoLD & GOODMAN received b
!. Marx 8 teams yesterday a large lot {
= stationery-pens, blank books. rubbs
bands, etc.
q BULLIoN.-During the month Of N
. vember there was shipped in bullion, b
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s express, $l0s
+ 1873. 46.
The Salt Lake stnge departed yeste
j. day afternoon at 211a O'Clock. No pa
o sengers.
THERE are 100000 more women thu
men in the United States. Mrs. Live
o more says they are the "superfuous
q JACOBS u SULTAN yesterday receiv
k an immense lot OF flour.
:. . JNo. RoEDER yesterday received lar
. lot Of groceries, -four, etc.