Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-21

ALAsEA.-R. McAlpin. of the firm Of
Fulks and McAlpIn, has favored us with
copy of the Alaska Bulletin, tho only
newspaper published in that far off
northern Territory. The Bulletin is
printed very neatly on a sheet Of letter
paper. II il a semi.monthly, being pub
lished at Sitka on tho 9th and Doth OF
each month. Tho contents was quite
interesting, giving an account Of the set
tlemens OF Alaska. the population and
condition OF Sitks. and other appropriate
topics. Victor Hugo's celebrated Devil
iish seems to be present in tho waters OF
Sitka bay. for specimen Of that I'M
pleasant family fastened itself on tho
bottom Of an Indian canoe, and was only
captured by running the canoe ashore.
Tho Bulletin says tho fish was six feet
long and bad eight arms.
SAN FaAscIsco SALOON. George Miller
OF tho above FALCON and brewery sent
down to tho printing Office, several sam.
plos Of tho wares, which be offers for sale,
with request that the boys should pass
their opinion on the quality thereof. We
do not know that tho boys gave us their
opinion officially. they hadn't time. but
tho manner Ia which tho whisky. lager
and other matters disappeared excited
our surprise. and We asked what they
thought OF it, and they said Bully, you
bot, and proceeded 10 take another
snifter, until all tho drinkables disap-
peared in marvolously speedy fashion.
They not only liked it, but said it did
them good. and advised their fellow
citizens to go and do likewise At the San
Francisco Brewery. Tho saloon opens
to-day.
EhrLoYED.- We understand that our
distinguished fellow townsrnsn, w. W.
Bishop. Esq, has been engaged az coun-
sci for the defense in the case OF the U.
s. Va. Lee. Tho defendant In that case
has shown good judgment In choosing
his legal advisers, for II any one can get
him out OF tho ugly scrhpe in which he
IL IN our friend Bishop IL the man TO do
Il. Mr.. Bishop leaves this morning for
Utah.
STREETS. Thank Heaven an effort IL
being made to make the streets look
little clean and decent. The other day
we were reading in the New York Herald
that tho condition Of the streets Of that
city were anything but what they should
be, and the same expression may be ap-
piled to those Of Phoebe, for until yester.
day there was more litter scattered over
them than could be usually found in as
small compass.
IMPROVING. = The weather yesterday
was decided improvement, the bitter
northerly wind had TO a great extent
subsidized and the sun shone bright, clear
and cheerful, making it very pleasant.
We expect that the equinoYial gales will
soon blow themselves ont, and then we
shall have spring in earnest.
For SALT LAKE. = Mr.. Hugh White,
the proprietor Of the Salt Lake stage
line, who has been staying in Phoebe for
several days. left for home this morning.
Before he left he reported the route to
be in first-class condition.
JusTIcE's CouET.-In the case Of the
State vs.. P. Cox. the defendant was fined
80 and 1925 costs. Justice Allen taking
into consideration the circumstances OF
the case, gave Mr.. Cox until Tuesday 10
pay the fine.
CAurIos.-Mrs. Ellen Msehan by q
notice published in our columns warns
all parties from purchasing certain
property on Meadow Valley street, with
out obtaining her consent to the sale and
her DEED ssw t9 2s shs s iata.lRH 5S9PsIs.S
In fact we all three saw
saw Esau, he saw Kate,
And she saw saw Esau."
AT Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. One
price One bit !! #
ARRESTED. Constable Mckee yester.
day arrested man named George Had.
ley on charges which 10 due time will
come up for hearing.
The Episcopal Church will be closed
to-day in consequence OF the upAvoid.
able absence Of the pastor, the Rev. II Il.
l.. Badger.
To ARRIvE.-The following passengers
by the Hamilton stage will arrive this
evening l. Jones and D. Edwards.
FIRE DEPABTMENT.-This morning we
publish list of the officers and active
members of the Fire Department.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services as usual
the Rev Father Monteverde will officiate.