Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-11

STILL APpRoAcHING,-The Utah Soutb.
ern Railroad under the new regime of
Jay Gould is making rapid progress, and
IS now so far advanced that Hugh
Whites stages are only thirty.eight
hours on the road between Phoebe and
the present terminus of the railroad. In
order to make the rest possible time and
close connection Mr.. White has reorean-
lied, re-equipped and reslocked the
whole line. The road is now provided
throughout with six and four-horse
teams and excellent Concord coaches.
The trip is made as we said before in
thirty-eight hours, only one night being
spent on the road. Every possible ac-
commodatlon will be afforded for pas
sengers. Through tickets are issued for
san francisco at the same rates as those
sold via. Hamilton and Palisade, Per.
sons purchasing through tickets not only
have the advantage of reduction in
price but have the privilege of stopping
over ON any point of the route as long as
they desire Mr. White is giving his
personal superintendent to the line.
assisted by able and experienced division
agents, the result is that the whole con.
Germ works as if by clock work. NIB
The stages will leave Phoebe at 6 a. M,
precisely.
SCHOOL FOR YOU'VE LADIES. = Mrs.
Horst has opened at her private resi-
dence on McCannon street, a priyate
school for young ladies'. Pupils will be
instructed in the usual branches. with
French and German if desired. Instruc.
ton Will also be given in fancy and orna.
mental work, such as crochet, etc. Mrs.
Horst is 80 well known among the fami.
lies OF this community that we feel it il
entirely unnecessary for us to point out
now thoroughly competent that lady is
10 advance her scholars with all possible
rapidlty. Those who entrust their
children to her care are sure to be Salts
ned with their progress in their graver
studies, and in the lighter accomplish
ments we have referred to. Mrs, Horst
will afford further information as TO
terms, ETC., by application at her resi-.
dence on McCannon street.
IN BUSINESS AGAIN.-Thoush the late
capitol Restaurant on Locour street st;ll
Is in ashes, its energetic proprietress
MIS-: furgoose has opened another es.
adjustment on Main street. east s;da
next door to Mason & Wilcox. Al this
restaurant Mrs. Turgoose will provide
Ie. patrons with the very best in the
pa;"pe " 1000 that is to be purchased in
Ilocne. prepared and served with that
Peoun"r neatness and cleanliness for
wnNon Mls. iurgoose has always been an
noted. AS she and her husband havo
suffered great loss by the bnrn;,a ~
their house and have struggled bo-S ~
again get into business. va homa :, " v.
our citizens will afford them a sbsrs .n .;
their patronage. 'io VI
HE TRIAL of the State vs.. G,oo.o.
closed yesterday. In the morning Judoe
Pitzer finished his address. after which
the District Attorney commenced the
closing argument in the case, which he
finished about half-past three. The
court then charged the jury, after which
the latter retired at 10 minutes 10 four Ia
consider its verdict.
PANAcA SALOON. - MIR. Mahlstedt, the
proprietor Of the Panaca Saloon. has
secured the services Of Mr.. A. Ely as
barkeeper. who is o proficient in the
business. having had long experience
IN fioche where he has secured the good
VIII OF all with whom he has come in
contact. -
JUSTICE COURT. = The only business
transacted was the commencement Of
s"'I py A; Barber against F. Clifford and
1ENrs can sit here at their ease, free
70 call for what they please; free tc
speak, free to think, and free to pay
Tor what they drink. 10 '
tn 10 kAe c. - = -