Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-03

ing the week about four and halt tons
of castings have been made in tho four-
dry, consisting chilly Of mill castings for
the r. 4 f. and Floral mills, and fire
hydrants for the r. & E. Water Works.
In the boiler shop they are busily en-
gagged in making the breechings and
smokestack for the new boilers for the
hosting works. The boilers are now
finished with the exception of putting in
the tubes. The pipe for the r. & E.
Water Works has been dipped in ssphal-
tum and Is ready to lay in the ground.
The principal work in the machine shop
has been on repairs of the pumping and
hosting machinery. A new steam brake
has been put on the hosting engine and
it works admirably. The engine can
either be slowed down gradually or
brought to sudden stand at the will OF
the engineer. new wrist-pin has been
made for the pumping engine and has 40
far stood the great strain 10 which it Is
subjected without showing any defect.
The work Of laying the water pipe will
be commenced IN few days. After this
is in place the works will be compare
lively safe from FIRE
REpoRr Of the Grammar School for
the month Of Septeu Der, 1875: Boys
enrolled SO, girls a. total 81; average
daily attendance SIS Present every day:
Emma Buck, Ida CORN, Lille Murray,
Carrie Foster, Arthur Buck, Lewis Hig-
gings, Frank Newton, John Sheath and
Walter Wheeler. On and after Monday,
the 4th instant, the Episcopal Church
bell will be ruDg for school at quarter
to nine a. m. and a quarter to one p. m.
every day Parents will confer great
favor upon the teachers by having their
children prompt at school.
MRS. LIZZIE j. WATT, Teacher.
ANVIL FIRING Phoebe does not wish
to be behind any of the other towns on
the Coast, and hearing that Virginia
City and San Francisco were having a
great rejoicing over the resumption of
the Bank of California, resolved to do
little in that line itself, and for the same
reason, accordingly last evening several
citizens started in TO fire one hundred
rounds in celebration of the event, but a
request to refrain on account of the
severe sickness of Mrs D. NJ. Miller
stopped the celebrants at the tenth
round
JONAS Conn, clothier, Main street, an
nounces in to-day's issue of the RECORD
that he intends selling goods in that line
pretty cheap. that he is constantly re.
ceiviDg additions to his already extern
sive stock of clothing, drygoods and fur
nishing goods, boots. shoes and hats.
He says he charges nothing for look at
the same and is always willing to show
his wares.
LEAVES. -Jewett Adams, Lieut.. Gov
of Nevada, leaves Phoebe to-day under
the escort of Johnny Ernst by private
conveyance. He will go to Freiburo.
thence to Belmont, Typo and Jefferson
Canyon. We wish Mr.. Adams verv
pleasant journey.
By card in to.day's RECORD it will be
seen that Mrs. Mahoney will, on to. NOR.
row evening, open we'll selected assert
ment of Fall millinery and other goods,
in the commodous building adjoining
jacobs Il Sultan. All the ladies' are in
vited to see the latest styles.
| episcopal CHURCH -- Services will
take place at the Episcopal Church to-
day at the usual hour in the morning.
Sunday School at Up. m. and services
IN the evening. the Rev. r. Fl. Kline
officiating.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. will be
held at the Catholic Church at the
usual hour this morning and evening
The Rev. Fathers Monteverde ant
Neil officiating Sunday School a
Up. m.
DUSTY WEATHER. Yesterday we hat
an infection of very dusty weather
owing to the high wind prevailing
throughout the day, making things on
tirely dsagreeable.
WHILE contemplating the "smootl
edges of two pay-days in close iaxta
position, try the smooth liquors and fin,
cigars at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street
one price! one bid!
The timbers of the Caroline mine ar
being moved from that mine to that 0
the Antilles Silver Mining Company
The Antilles mine is having their shat
timbered with the same.
w. E. GRIFFIN, agent of Wells, Farc
Il Co., W. W. Bishop. attorney at law
and Alex. Veitch, saddler, all of Phoebe
, arrive in to.day's Hamilton stage.
The following passengers will arriv
by this evenings Hamilton stage: W
q. Griffin, W. W. Bishop and Alec
V-itch. 81
! MEMBERS OF the Young Mems Socit
Club are requested to be present at
q special meeting, Monday evening, Oc
1 4th. at Browns Hall. See notice.
/. Several parties have been examinin
: the HUM & Hunt mine recently wit
= the intention of buying the same in cas
: it comes to Sheriff's sale.
7 Col. MowERY is engaged running
sort of express from San Beruardino in,
the town OF Ivanpah, Clark D,stric
California.
Ell DORADO CASYoN.-At Ell Dorad
Il Canyon the mill is being run by Davi
q there being some sixty tons of ore Q
J. hand.
= The following passengers will arri,
a by the Hamilton stage of this evening
a w. W. Bishop, W. E. Griffin and Ale
b Veitch.
JusTIcE CouRr. was done
r. the Justice Court yesterday.