Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-15

III.
arrived in town from the wsllapai Dis.
trict. Arizona, yesterday We learn that
tina. portion OF the country south of us
is in his opinion very much overestimated.
He, as many Piochers will reco!lect, ia
an "old-timer here. He came here first
in 1869, left here about eighteen months
ago and has been in Arizona pretty much
ever since. In ell his travels he saws
Phoebe as mining camp exceeds any,
thing he struck and expressed himself IA
we'll pleased at getting back. 1t would
seem the whole rof the Wallapai District
is broken up. little pockets of ore here
and there, but nothing to warrant extern
sive outfit or exploration. The country
is full of miners "broke and glad 10
get back to Nevada if they possibly could,
He left several Piochers down there,
John Dolan, a former constable here. ia
keeping saloon, also White, who formerly
teamed from here to Bullionville, and
many others. An old Belmonter named
Garfield has o five-stamp mill in course
OF erection at Mineral Park, but il ooes
up slowly only three men being employed.
Business Is done mostly on the coon
system there being no money in circula-
ton. If capital was brought in there.
there might be money made for season
but nothing substantial or settled could
be counted on. Reports from the Pinal
mountains come in from time to time bnt
the miners only shake their heads and
say COWS far away wear long horns "
MIR. Whelen left Mineral Park ON tbe
29th nit. Many old Piochers expressed
their intention to come back in the
Spring if they can make the rif,s "
Altogether he gives anything but A fat
tering report from that section and saws
he " doesn't want any more Arizona in
ms lie don't relish the idea of get
ing to station and grinding up wheat
IN cohee mill to make little mush for
supper.
FREIGHT by Hugh Whites freight line
will arrive on the 2Gth of December for
the following parties: Mott, Fish C Co..
Z. Stein, j. j. Halpin & Co., Phi. Fell
senthal, W. Gedling. J. R. Staples, F.
W. Clute, D. G. Clark & Bro. Jas. Fin
laysop. VIM. Bullen, Mott, Fish & Co.
TO arrive, by the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad, on the 10th instant, freight for
the following parties: RAYMOND r FIy
mine, Jos. Rich, Jacobs & Sultan John
Roeder, F, W. Clute, A. Cohn 81 Bro.
A. Mandieh, p. Harrison, Newark mill.
10 arrive, on the Goth instant, by the
Eureka IL Palisade Railroad: A. D. Rec
cabarren, d. Wertheimer, P. Felsenthal,
A. Cohn d Co. JOS. Rich G. @. Cush-
ing, Mott, Fish & Co., NJ. Barrett, F W.
Clute, Raymond & Ely Company.
10 arrive, on the oath instant. by the
Eureka IL Palsade Railroad: Raymond
Il Ely mine, f. ". Clute, G. r Cush.
ing, +. Ottoman.
BAULKY TEAM.-Considerable amuse.
ment was created yesterday afternoon by
the attempts of the owner and lot of
volunteers to make baulky team start.
The team halted on Main street, op-
poste Lynch's saloon ,sand notwithstand-
ing the persuasive arguments of the
driver with whip and the help of the
oystanders, they refused to bulge for
long time, the driver being encouraged
in the meantime by cries of put on the
whip, give EN- some barley" etc, all of
which made him (the driver feel pleas
ant, especially toward the animals.
After considerable delay and numerous
hits to the back wheels the animals con-
sented to go, and went; furthermore the
deponent sayeth not.
Phoebe has white elephant on its
hands, named Roycroft. From the re-
marks of the RECORD, we take it, that in
consequence of beastly conduct hereto.
fore perpetrated in the town, his society
Is not desired, but as he is suspe cited to
be partially insane they don't like to
punish him, and find it difficult to de-
wise plan to get rid of him Elko In
dependent.
There is nothing white about him ex.
cept his liver. He is suffering from an
acute attack OF the scribbler's itch al
present. H. has it bad and is To be
pitied.
INCORRECT In a recent ISSUE of the
RECORD we published an apparently au-
thentic rumor of the killing of Phillip
Klingen Smith. From r. &. Whelen,
who saw him about the 25th ult., we
learn that he was but struck with rock
on the head by Johnny Weaver, rene
gade Mormon. Smith is now on the
Colorado River, near Callville, and is but
waiting to get supplies and company
when he intends striking south
P. HARRISON has just received lot of
chromos, fancy frames and mouldings
for picture frames, also lot of very neat
and tasty fancy articles suitable for
Christmas presents.
HABIrUALLY march in parallel lines to
Panaca Saloon for satisfactory drinks and
choice cigars-one price one bit!l P.
S.-Billiards half price-Two bits! II
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo 4
Co. shipped yesterday bullion valued at
to $22,790.