Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-19

MRs. ELY, wife of John Ely, arrived
by the Salt Lake stage yesterday. We
were honored with call from her and
learned that Mr.. Ely is now in London
arranging for the running Of line of
steamers from Havre to Cayenne, French
Guinea, who thinks be will have all his
arrangements completed and the steam
ers running by Fall. He has already OBJ
tanned the grant from the French Gov
eminent. John Ely IS extensively inter-
ested in Cayenne, a French settlement
on the Pacific Coast, and is confident Of
the success Of that gold camp. He was
identified with the early mining history
of Phoebe and was one OF the original
owners in the justly celebrated Raymond
& Ely mine. He also took lively in
terest in the establishment of the Phoebe
RFooRp. We are pleased TO hear Of his
success as he is a whole-souled energetic
man. Mrs. Ely will make a short visit
TO her friends and relatives here, after
which she returns to Paris, where her
children are at school, and where she
will reside about six years-until the ed
ueation of her children is completed.
! We wish John every success in his new
enterprise and to hear good accounts
| from him at all times.
ISsr1ruTED.-Mount Vernon Encamp-
ment No. s, l. o. o. F., was instituted
in Phoebe June 10th, 1875, by j. c..
Smith, NJ. w. G. Patriarch, assisted by
Patriarch J. w. Wright. The following
compose the charter members: Robt, H.
Elan, Henry S. Lubbock, Saml G..
Steele, Demarcus A. Fulks, John N.
Curtis, Geo. A. Speaker, Charles F.
Bowen. Officers-R. H. Elan, c. P.
Fl. s. Lubbock, H. P; c. +. Bowen, S.
W; G. A. Speaker, j. W; j. N. Curtis,
Scribe; D. A. Fulks, Treasurer. S. G..
Steel was appointed D. D. G. P. for Dis
trict No. 6.
CHARLES CoNNoRs, the man shot on
Thursday morning, was suffering con-
siderable pain yesterday, but the symp.
toms were not at all alarming. 1t is
impossible to tell at present what will be
his fate as there has not time enough
elapsed to indicate what the result vii
be.
LosT.-A meerschaum pipe has beer
lost by Louis Sultan, OF which notice
will be seen under head of new adver
tisements to-day. Louis wishes Thu
pipe returned, as he values it as a gil
and souvenir. Whoever has it pleas
return and be recompensed for thei
trouble.
j. The County Recorder yesterday mad
out the semi-annual report of the in
debtedness Of Lincoln county to th
State Fund, and found the balance du
to be 81, 449 .86, which the County Treas
. urer RENTED to Jerry Schooling, tn
State Treasurer.
= The Centennial Carnival Parade Con
mittee will meet at the Engine Hous
(the old RECORD office), this Ssturda
evening June 10Th at half past 8 o'clocl
Fail not Fail not!
By order Of
WILSON HAsKINs (colored) had tt
money raised to pay his fine Gin defau
of which he was committed to jair al
was yesterday released from that instit
W ton.
r. W. H. HENDERSON, our Country R
err corder, leaves to-day for trip to Uta
in on mining tour. He will be abse
ia about two or three weeks.
up JOHNNY LYNCH returned yesterday frc
ny his trip to Bob Wilson's ranch near W
cI sons Creek. He looks we'll and {
it joyed his trip.
lie. TONIGHT is drill nigh of the Lexil
81. ton Guards at Armory Hall, Mead
w Valley street.