Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
T H Supple

Mrs. A. NJ. MILLER, wife OF N. NJ.
Miller, died at her home yesterday morn.
ing at 3 O'Clock. Mrs. Miller has been
sick since about the 4th of September,
and no fears were entertained for her
life until the last few days, when she
was found to be sinking rapidly, and
died at the time mentioned. Her brother,
Mr.. Garland, arrived here about three
weeks since from the East, making the
trip for the benefit of his health, and
found his sister i'll on his arrival. The
husband, brother and the rest of the
family have our heartfelt sympathy in
their misfortune. The funeral takes
place to-day. from the residence, ut 10
O'Clock. Services will be held at the
Episcopal Church.
EUREKA MATTERS. From a letter re-
ceived yesterday by County Assessor
Dayton. from j. G. Powell, Assessor of
Eureka county, we learn the following
statistics In regard to Eureka county !:
The population is 5000, of which /. 500
men are liable to military duty. The
State OF California allows the Assessor
twenty-ti cents per head for making
this roll, and ths Assessor of Eureka
county applies for tho same to the COM
missioners OF that county. The Assessor
has sold LAS poll taxes to date. The
assessment roll foots up $2,9l4,6
which ought to put the county on
pretty firm basis.
COUNTY MATTERS The amount col.
lected by the Assessor office for Lincoln
county in the year 1874 on personal
property taxes was $3,96i.6s. During
the year 1874 assessment was made and
collected on all Mormon teams that came
10 Phoebe. During 1875 no assessme nt
was made on those teams, and the fol-
lowing collection was made on personal
property. VI l0l, it amounting to more
and less properly on which to assess il.
RETuRNED, = Johnny Ernst returned
last evening to Phoebe from Geo. Lewis
ranch at White River, which place be
left yesterday morning. He left Phoebe
on Monday last with Lieut.. Gov. Adam.
and proceeded that far when he received
word TO return here In consequence O
some business. Lieut.. Gov. Adams lief
Lewis ranch also yesterday and woult
arrive at his own place some time TODAY
MANY comments have been made latel,
on the sudden termination of bushes
partnership in Phoebe and the hast,
leaving of one Of the aforesaid partners
and the consequent decline Of the bust
ness resulting from the managing AM
business partner leaving. We hav
nothing to say in the matter, except tn
trite old maxim when rogues fall on
honest men get their own
To ARRIVE Freight by the Eurek
and Palisade r. R. will arrive for th
following on the 18th inst: Mott. Fis
4 Co.; Mrs. E. Lawson; D. G. Clark
Bro; H. s.; j. Cartwright; 7. @. Pot
jade; Jos. Rich; Raymond 4 Ely s. N
Co.; ]. c.; Sam Sing; ]. Eisenmann
Co., J. G. Foster; A. Mandich.
CoNsTABLE's SALE.-The HUM an
Huni oiiice and furniture was sold yel
terday at constable's sale to satisfy iud,
ments obtained against that company !
thu justice office; it brought $3.50 in gol
coin.
DISTRICT CouRT.-The District Cou
meets this morning at 10 o'clock,
which time the lien notice of NJ. Ksva,
augh against the HUM and Hunt S. n
Co. will be argued, anu a list OF tri
Jurors will also be drawn.
PH. FELsENTHAL arrived on last eyei
ing's Hamilton stage. looking as heart
es ever de reports everything lookin
bright down at the Bay.
BALLooN.-Another attempt was mac
yesterday to send up paper balloon, b,
like the attempt few days since it ende
in smoke.
BucKINa.-- Roeder's horse trying
buck off a sack tied to his saddle, yeste
day attracted quite crowd on Laco,
street.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The Conn,
Commissioners hold q meeting tods
for the transaction of unfinished bdsines
The funeral Of the infant son of J
seph and Mary Griffen took place yeste
day at II o'clock.
BULLION SH1pMESr.-Wells, Fargo
Go. shipped yesterday bullion amount
to $2,F4.