Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-28

PERSUASIVE BUT ABoRTIvE. - When
deavors to dispose of property by pub
lie vendue, he usually is successful. But
yesterday proved an exception. He for
some time sought in sonorous but pur-
suasive accents, to secure bidders for
horse and mule, but without avail.
George plead earnestly, expostulated, be-
sought, entreated and would have prayed
on the slightest provocation, but all to no.
purpose. Bidders were not to be had.
As George realized the melancholy fact.
he submitted heroically to his fate and
in plantive accents informed the crowd
that he would try again to-day.
SLIGHTLY BETTER.-We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Pinkham, who has been
Frustrated with a very severe attack of
mountain fever, is somewhat better. 1t
is thought that his condition has taken
permanent turn for the better. at which
all his friends will rejoice. Mr.. Pink
ham has been for sometime in the en-
ploy of the water company, is a hard
working, steady man. with a large fami-
" to support. We trust he will soon be
able to get about.
CONSOLIDATION We observed yester-
day that the Western Union Telegraph
Company was connecting the wires OF
the Deseret Telegraph Co, with the
Office of the Western Union on Main
street. On the 1st of June, the consol-
idation OF the two companies will bt
-, h.,
Union under the management of Mr.. j
Sears will take charge of all matters il
the telegraphlng line.
For CoLoRApo.-By a letter Just re
ceived from Colonel Ii. I. Thornton We
learn that that gentleman has been calet
to Colorado to attend to some minin!
litigation OF very important character
The suit has been pending for some
time and involves large interests. 1t ha
been further complicated by the homi
eide OF one OF the parties.
CONSTANT complaints are being mad
at Virginia and Gold Hill of the grea
number of unemployed men that ar
daily perambluating the streets. That
an evil, we are glad to say, that thi
community does not suffar from. Nea,
ly, if not quite all, the men who are de
sirous of working find an opportunity t
do SO.
A Picnic party including Mr.. and Mr..
Horst, Miss Kirschner. Messrs. Weide,
hold, Mahlstedt, H. Haure, II. Kraus,
Charley Stern and others left town We,
tprHay m f,ta A
Highland and the vicinity of Flora
Springs.
New RESTAURANT. - Mr. Charles G
Hagge,t has refitted, refurnished and r,
opened the boarding house formerl
known as Dan Hays, on Ely street, i
first-class style. The table will at a
times be supplied with the best the ma
Ret affords. See advertisement.
The PIcNIc.-The Party which yisite
Highland on a picnicing excursion, r,
turned last evening after having enioye
very pleasant trip. Mr.. Kranse Will
ne was out managed to capture an eaol
with several young ones.
The RACE TRACK at the Fo,r
Wells Is being put into good conditio
for the approaching races. A III,
scraping will be necessary to connie,
the job, and that will be attended r. ,
Mr.. Nichols.
BASE BULLroN.-Last evening Mr.. {
G. Johnstons teams reached the Dext
Stables from Bristol, bringing in six to,
of base bullion. The metal finds
ready sale Immediately it arrives
Phoebe.
B. B.-That is the best butter. D,
Clark & Bro. received yesterday a su
ply of No. l ranch butter from Il
Meadow Valley Wash, for family use.
one pound rolls.
JOCKEY CLUB MEETINa.-This (Frida
evening, May 2Sth. at 8 O'Clock, me,
bers are expected to be present AT Rn
SCOTS Club-rooms. =
The following passengers will ARR
on this evenings Hamilton stage
Mccartney.
BULLION SHrpMENT.-wells. Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounti
to $1,097.
Coon TIME.-The Salt Lake staoe
rived at a. m. this morning.
Go to the San Jose Hotel, Ma