Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-24

SKELETON FouND. Two young men
prospecting in the mountains west OF
Phoebe, yesterday came across the skele-
ton of man. The body was evidently
one of white male. He had on pair
of striped stockings with rags wrapped
around them, but no boots on or in the
neighborhood. There was also two coats
found, but had no papers in them. His
hair was partially gray, and the place
where he was found was partially sur
rounded by brush gathered together
evidently where he had camped. The
party that found the skeleton judged the
man had been dead two or three years.
EpIzooT1c. - This disease has COM
menced its course among the horses
around Phoebe. A great many stage
horses are also being affected by it, and
We expect in consequence, before long,
there will be considerable trouble in the
transportation of passengers and mail by
the stages running in and out of Phoebe.
1t is not likely that the iron-horse run
ming to and from BulIionville will be
troubled that way this Winter.
ESCAPED, A young German girl ar
rived in Phoebe yesterday from the
neighborhood of st. George, Utah, from
which place she escaped by the aid of
Dane. She is the third wife of Nor
mon who has been sent abroad as mis-
sionary. Taking advantage of his alb
sence she got away. whereat she is much
pleased.
ASSOCIATE EDITOR. We notice that the
Coso Mining News, published at Darwin
City, Inyo county, Cal, has an
associate editor whose name is
WIN. d. Daugberty. formerly in the
employ of Wells, Fargo & Co., in Phoebe.
Billy Daugherty was elected County
Clerk of 1nyo county at the last general
election held in California.
A SEIzuRE.-Yesterday Constable Nc
kee levied on some household furniture
on Lacour street. The female having
possession of the house. obstructing him
IN the levy, he arrested her and conveyed
her to Jail. We do not know any of the
particulars of the case, but believe that
the furniture dealer had not been paid
Tor his furniture and caused the levy to
be made.
GRANGE OF TIME.--The time of the
stages, both for Salt Lake City, Hamil.
ton and Eureka has been changed tc
eiRht o'clock 10 the N morning instead oil
nine O'Clock as heretofore. Stages will
,eave promptly at s o'clock from to-day
Passengers will please notice this little
TACT IN regard to time.
DAILY ENrERpR1sE, Sentinel. S. F
GALL Salt Lake Tribune and s. F
Courier sold by W. r. Wilson, dealer
IN music, music paper, school-books
r.ading matter, cigars and tobacco
lhird door. Meadow Valley street. Il
Jos. RICH calls attention again to
new advertisement in to-day's RECORD
whereby he states his various reasons fo
calling on the public for support. Fl,
claims to sell goods at very low prices
and to give good article for the money
NEVADA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--The Ne
vada Central Railroad Company is nov
running two trains daily to Bullionvill
Tor the conveyance Of ore from the ore
house OF the Raymond & Ely Company
jim MCDONALD, who was formerly Sn
perinsendent Of the Page & Panaca mine
but who lately resided in Virginia City
will arrive in Phoebe about Friday next
TURKEYS have at last arrived in th
Pioche market. We noticed some hang
Ing around yesterday.
The following passengers will arriv,
6y the Hamilton stage of this evening
IL. Z. Ames and B. F. Moore.
The duplicate train on the Nevad
central Railroad returned to Phoebe las
evening from its second trip at 7.3
O'Clock.
UTAH teams with freight for +. W
Clute and numbers of onr merch ants M
rived yesterday.
fLAas.-Fiags we've still hung at ha,
mast throughout yesterday on the build
'ngs mentioned in Tuesdays issue.
BULLION SHIPaENr.-Wells, Fargo
70; shipped yesterday bullion amountin