Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-29

BRIGGS came in yesterday and said
he'd been helping Bates put up his stove.
and dickens of a job it was. Briggs
said twas singular feature of domestic
economy that no matter how nicely the
pipe fitted last Winter, the joints
could MT be made to unite the next Fall
without fearful lot of trouble. He said |
he'd got his eyes and mouth full of SCOT, |
his hair full OF cinders, had a rent in his
neither garments, and his hat (Which he |
showed u.s. was jammed out of all shape. |
We asked anxiously after Bates, and
Briggs, with sigh, said poor Bates had
abstractedly sat down on red hot coal |
and spent the next night in fruitless eff
fort to see the wound. Briggs says he'll
hire timer next time.
TINES ARE DULL.-The monotonous
cry of dull times meets US in every shape
nowadays in Phoebe. People use aud
speak about it as if they rather liked the
depression and were glad times were dull.
this is especially so with those that have
money and do not wish TO pay, who screen
themselves behind the expression dull
times" Times are dull and there is no
doubt about it, but the cry of it eternally
is the worst OF the two. Such constant
statement retards in great measure the
growth OF better times.
A GENTLEMAN Of Phoebe yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from San Francisco
from a reliable party there to the effect
that the Consolidated Virginia will con-
tinue to pay q dividend OF ten dollars a
share per month right along, and that
California would commence to pay divi-
dends either in March or April next.
The source from whence this came may
be considered entirely reliable.
FREIoHr TO ARRIvE.-Freight for the
following parties will arrive by the Eu-
reka and Palisade Railroad on the 4th of
November. The amount is $4,000
pounds. Meadow Valley M. Co., Ray
mond u Ely s. M. Co., John Roedsr, A.
ID. Reccabarren, S. l.. Lee, H. Lewis, H.
Stein, G. Wertheimer, d. Cohp, Miller &
Bennett A. COIN & Bro, A. Mandich,
M. CULLEN, A. j. Barnes. Hop Sing.
LOOK aloft," is an old maxim. But
pensive, sad-eyed individual, looking
down in mute reproach at his progentor
Mother Earth, did yesterday morning
see, secure and appropriate to private
use four.bit piece lying in the gutter in
brilliant solitude.
ice two bars OF bullion shipped by
Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday were the
proceeds of some ore from the Alps mine
worked at the Floral mill. They were
IVA fine, and the bullion was as bright as
trade dollar.
I'D. BARNES. Indian Agent, left il
Yesterdays coach for Pyramid Lake; W
+. Griffin, for Eureka, to be absent 81,
days, and R. ?. Dayton, County As
SCISSOR, went to Hamilton; will return il
few days.
NEVADA CENTRAL r. Ron Yester
day, October 18th, the Nevada Contra
Railroad commenced to haul ore from
Phoebe to Bullionville from the Raymop,
4 Ely mine.
"GIvE US an item, said ye local to
friend yesterday, but the friend did bu
sadly shake his head and say lyon neye
miss the lager till the key runs dry
How true.
One hungry individual got squar
meal yesterday. A friend took him int
IS restaurant and said. order wbs
you want and cram it down" Fl
crammed.
The Virginia fire bears pretty hard o
some Of our stock buyers. " Who ca
tell what day." etc.
IT. is no trick to walk up a hill, b,
some one yesterday mosning rolled dow
ohe' lie still lives. though weak.
JUSTICES CouRr. The suit OF John
ton against Travis comes nm for hearir
before Judge Allen to-day.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wel,s. Fargo
GO. shipped yesterday bullion amonnti,
to SO, 225.
YESTERDAY in Phoebe a few aat..
the beautiful snow fell never 10 =;
again. IL
soMs one mnst be putting up a corn
on candles.