Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-09


Miller, wife of N. NJ. Miller, took place
at the residence Of her husband on Main
street yesterday at 10 A. NJ. The body
was first conveyed to the Episcopal
church, where the usual impressive ser
vic over the dead were read by Rev. r.
II Kline, after which the deceased was
conveyed to her last resting place, fol-
lowed by large number of sorrowing
relatives aud friends. The following
gentlemen acted IA pail bearers on the
occasion: Jno. r. James, j. W. Wright,
Dan. Cuts, G. r. Alexander. W. f
Griffin, Judge Rives, T. R. Butler and
Earl Hamilton.
AnRlvEp.-J. ]. Bennett, very emf
nent artist and photographer arrived in
Phoebe several days since and is now
soiourning among us. He is very favor
ably impressed with the mines, the sur
ro1udings and the business prospects Of
Poche, and designs settling among rs
for the purpose of going into the bust
ness mentioned above. We will give a
further notice when he intends opening
and also his location where he is getting
prepared.
FREIGHT ARRIVED. "A large amount of
freight arrived yesterday by the Eurek
and Palisade + r. for the following
parties G, B.; S. S.; Fred. Gilman, 6
B. Alexander; G. r. Cushing; A J.
T. G. Pouiade; 4 Y. Watt; Raymond d
~ T. A
Cobn & Bro; r Solomon; p Harrison
j. Meyer 4 Bro; Wells, Fargo & Co.
Mott, Fish & Co. and W. r. Wilson.
A LETTER was received on Thursday
night in Phoebe from Jno. 4. Clark, wht
had just reached Hamilton, from which
place be wrote that the stage in which h
left tipped over about twenty miles thi
aide Of Hamilton and Johnny was com
PEELED to walk some distance. He wa
enjoying pretty fair health when b
wrote.
DISTRICT CouRT. The District Cour
met yesterday at II o'clock pursuant t
adjournment and transacted the follown
business A panel of fifty trial jurors wa
drawn by the District Judge and Count
Clerk and were made returnable on Nor
day, Oct. 18th, at 10 A. NJ. The Coui
adjourned fill P. NJ. last evening.
PA.KY MULE--The abortive attempt
OF several parties on Main street yeste
day to ride balky mule were witnesse
BY number of persons. Some fe
among the number OF riders got off SUI
cessfully, after going short distanc
without getting hurt.
FOUNDRY. - The Raymond & E
Fpndry made 1000 pounds of castinl
yesterday of all kinds. They arc lay IL
me water.pipes from the main tank {
the bill as fat as possible. The plu,
tnnt they are erecting are the same si
and Kind as are used in the streets
Phoebe.
We are informed by Judge ]. B. V,
Hagan that Dennis Sullivan, who forr
erly resided in Phoebe and who left he
last February, is very sick at San Fra
cisco, In fact so badly off that hs is n
eSpeatsd to live very long.
New FLAG STAFF. Phoebe Hose CO.
papy erected flag staff yesterday
top Of their new building Oh Main {
The magnificent flag OF the Compa
was unfurled to the breeze during
day, adorning the house considerably.
GRAIN.--A. Prairie brought to Pioc
yesterday from bio ranch near pastersc
Ave tons Of barley, oats. etc.. for 10
Hoeder, LOOMS and others. He is n
shipping grain to Phoebe weekly.
JpsT received full assortment of
nnest brands OF imported cigars, amo
which are the popular brands Bouq
and Garcia; well known to old smoke
RoLLA V. WATT. at Lees drug store.
THANEs.-Captain H. S. Lubbock
please receive our thanks for a suppl,
late papera furnished the RECORD.
RrchrvED. G, R. Alexander was
tsrdav in receipt Of a large assor,men,
perfumery, drugs, oils. etc. =
COUNTY CoMaiIssIoNKss.--Tbo Con
Commissioners met Yesterday bn,
iourned without doing any business
JOS R1oH received new lot Of 90
{sstffday by the Eureka and Pals
Eailroad, "