Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-27
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Coon BUTTER at T. G. Poujads s.

Coon BUTTER at L. G. Poujadss. II
DEATH OF NorED CHARAcTEE.-On
Sunday last JACK Harris. long noted
character in Nevada and California, ex-
pred after an illness Of a day or two. A
short time before be died, anticipating,
and truly so, that he WAS about to enter
anohter world, Jack stated that his real
name was Amos HnIford, that he was
born in Washington. d. c., but was
raised at Calais. Maine. by q relation
whose name was Harris. The dying
man also said that he had brother liv-
ing in Washington, who was cashier Of
the First National Bank in that city.
Soon after making these statements Har-
ris died. During his life be had had
occasionally q very rough time OF It,
He had been shot several times and it is
thought that his disease was owing to
general breaking up Of the system. As
the Latin maxim has it. de mortuis nil
nisi bonum. As poor Jack has gone to |
his last account, to be there dealt with |
by h Just. though merciful, Judge. we do |
no. know but it will be as we'll TO let his |
deeds sleep with him without being |
raked over. The funeral took place |
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
was we'll attended.
The ODD FELLows BALL.-The long
anticipated anniversary ball given by the
Odd Fellows Of Phoebe, came off last
night at Browns Hall. The occasion
has been eagerly looked forward to with
much pleasurable anticipations. which
We are happy to say was more than full
| filed. The hall was most tastefnlly and
elegantly decorated. The music was ex.
cellent, while the managers and mem.
| bers OF the order eIerted themselves to the
very utmost to provide for the comfort
OF their geests. The result was that one
of the most delightful and pleasant even
ings were passed that could possibly be
imagined. The hall was excessively
crowded, but the excellent and unselfsh
spirit displayed by the entertainers SEEM
ed to have been shared in by all the
company. SO that all present strove to
make things pass of agreeably and SO
they did, and every one went home as
happy as pretty girl with new and
becoming dress.
A Growing IspusrRY-The Consoli.
dated Tobacco Company of California is
very successful in the cultivation, cur.
ing and manufacture of tobacco. In the
dry, pure and equsble climate of Cali
fornia the tobacco plant should grow to
perfection that ought to excel all other
less favorably situate State The cult.
walton, however. of this plant requires
much care, skill aud experience. These
the employees of the Tobacco Company
OF California possess in I'D eminent de.
gree and the consequence is the produc
of very superior article. Thisi is taker
from the plantations to the company's
, factories at Gilroy and converted into
fine chewing tobsceos OF all grades snd
! kinds, also first-clsss cigars. We men
ton this because S. X. Thornton, the
:, Agent of the Company. is now in tow
with samples OF the compapy's goods ane
will call upon our merchants.
e FROM PANAMrSr.- Yesterday we saw
: letter from Panamint, written by Jaoe
!, Hooking and addressed to Mr.. Ober
# fielder, who kindly permits us to max
h use OF its contents. He says that tn
IS camp at the present is looking very dull
u indeed it is fact that everybody ths
e can, and has no interest to keep thet
IS there. are lesving. Everybody are wal
l ing for something to turn up. Senate
It Stewart is here. but will leave for Ar
IONA. having bought an interest there
If the tune of $780, 900. Tbel
lie are very few men working. and
5. good show for less Phoebe. in its dulle
lie time was paradise to this. Mr.. Hoe
y ing goes on to name some old Phoebe
r. who are round. He speaks Of A. We
l. maid, Bradshaw, T. Hantey and other
lie and describes the fight between Bru
and Mckinney. 1t is very doubtful
I'd either of them survice.
"a PAINTING AND DKcoRArlNa.--By an q
lie vertisement which appears this mornil
As it will be seen that Messrs. Schofeld
~ ~ Boyd have opened the paint shop
20 building. These gentlemen are mo
=. - than ordinarily we'll qualified in the
~ line OF business, and any work entrust
:! to their care will be executed prompt
ie in the very best style and at very mo
le crate rates. 1t should not be forgot
-, that II anyone wants anything in the Ii
=, OF artistic drawing. no matter of WI
~ kind, from landscape to sketch OF
=. hoisting works, can always get what
Nv wishes frou, Schofeld.
if FIRE HATS. Yesterday We saw
ne Messrs. J. J. Halpin 4 Co.'s hardws
' as store, Main street. y sample of an exc
,iv lent FIRE hat. It was manufactured
nd the house Of ]. G. johnson, San Frs
40 cisco, manufacturer of FIRE caps, bel
oh shirts, etc. The hat We saw at Halpi
10 weighs eighteen ounces and has an I
,is tagonal cone. They are we'll adap,
no. for service.
ne PERSONAL. - Major Joe Evans,
nu u we'll known agent Of the liquor house
re-. Pond. Reynolds h Co., arrived yestert
nv by the Hamilton stage.
les Mr.. D. B. Nye, the popular repres'
he tstive of Z. A. Fargo & Co., also arri'
nd by the same stage.
~, 8. x. Thornton. agent Of the Cons
Be-. dated Tobacco Co. OF California, is vi
40. ing Phoebe in the interests Of his &C
snt pany.
ma! On SUNDAY the jury impaneled in
.ee Gleason case chartered Billy the M
The Boys stage and went down to the wa
On. spring at Panaca, where they ha
md pleasant, time. They were under
on charge Of two deputies, Taylor Bay
not and j. Wilson.
ow CHIEF OF THE HILL.-The date
be. which the assessment OF Is cents
md share will become delinquent has b
'uf- changed to the 4th Of May next, and
Mr.. day of sale to Thursday, 9th of May,
I'M or Cold Bath. The Baths