Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-08

tappets, fitting up pan-bottoms, turning
for the Raymond X Ely mill,
also making fittings for new bailers. At
the hoiIer-shops the 81 inch boiler iu-
tended for the Raymond & Ely hosting
works are rapidly progressing The
sheets are being punched for l,2OO feet
OF A inch pipe. AT the foundry
on Thursday, the 9th inst, five tons OF
iron were cast. The main castings con-
sisted of mullers, retorts, pan-shoes and
man, bottoms for the mills of the Ray
mond A. Ely Company. For the Floral
mill settler-arms and bettery dies, and
for the Newark mill battery dies and
shoes. Also cast during the week 200
pounds of small brass castings. At the
blacksmith shop they are engaged in
making bolts and machinery repairs.
Tn. contract for the new hosting works
of the Meadow Valley mine has been OBJ
tanned by Prescott, Scott Il Co., who
are the successor of Booth ~ Co. in the
Union Foundry, San Francisco. They
are TO complete the contract in four
months time. Forty-seven thousand
SIX hundred dollars is the price to be
maid, The heavy timbero for the gallows
frame for the Meadow Valley works will
arrive shortly. We are under obliga-
tions to the various employees of the
Raymond ~ Ely for iavors shown us.
JUSTICES CouRT.--The case of the Dis
trict Attorney of Lincoln County against
the County Commissiorfj of Lincoln
County for $50 gold coin, alleged to be
due for services rendered, was continued
until Monday, at IL o clock. Jake Uher-
stadt against VIM. Zadow, suit for S245,
for labor and services performed and for
sausage stuffing machine. Set for
Wednesday, at which time Jake intends
knocking more insides out of that sau-
sage than the Justices Court will hold.
Miles CULLEN against Donahue and Hor-
embellishments suit, set for Tuesday,
August 10th, at +. In. Charles Stein
against Donahue and Horgau attach
ment suit for S37 81, set for Tuesday,
August 10th, at y m.
The Eureka 4 Palisade Railroad will
bring to Phoebe on or about the 14th in
slant freight for the following parties:
Meyer & Bro, Raymond e Ely Mining
Company +. W. Clute, d. Wertheimer,
State Bank of Nevada, Morton &
Schweiger, ]. B. Stephens, G.. r. Alex
ander, 2. Harrison, r. Solomon, j. j.
Halpih & Co., Jacobs & Sultan, Jos.
Cochina, G.. Il. Gushing, Western Union
Telegraph Co.. I. G. Pouiade. Mott, Fish
4 Co., Nesbitt & Bro, A. D. Reccabar-
rem. j Ersenmnnn Il Co., Beaupre Bros,
E. Hamilton, H. Welland, A. Stein. G.
Dahl, J. W. Page.
SOLD OUT.-We regret to have to state
that the firm of J. Cohn & Bro. have
sold out their entire business in Phoebe.
This firm has been identified with the
interests of Phoebe for nearly five years
and have always been known for the up
rightness OF their dealing and for the fine
assortment of goods always kept on
hand. We have known this firm for the
last twelve years in the various mining
camps of Nevada, and always found that
they would do to deal with, and we are
sorry to lose them in the business cir
cles of Phoebe.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
met on Saturday ut 10 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournmen, and transacted the fol-
towing business: Abadie vs. Rose.
Grams; allowed until the 18th of August
to file answer. Langford VS.. Bales; the
matter of contempt heretofore heard OIL
motion, was reopened for further arQu
ment; motion argued and continued until
Monday at 10 o'clock. The Court then
adjourned until Monday at 10 a. III.
BoUGHT. As will be seen by notice
in to-day's RECORD that julius Hoffman
yesterday purchased the clothing store Of
the firm Of J. Cohn & Bro, on Mali
street, opposite Meadow Valley street
with the entire stock of clothing, furnish
| ing goods. etc; also the book account,
| due the said firm. We wish julius sue
cess in his new business, and hope ht
may have as good run of trade as they
have generally had.
FLORAL MILL.-Have been for the las
two weeks thoroughly fitting up thi
mill, and it Is now in good working con
dition. Will start on Monday morniu
running night and day working tailings
and throughout the day time will ru
the battery on ore. Will give full re
port Of the week y run on Sunday next
CONTACT TO LET The Meadow Va
ley S. NJ. Co. advertise in to-day
RECORD for proposals for building th
foundation at the Summit shaft of th
Meadow Valley mine. Tor full particu
lars inquire of Geo. E. Ames. The tim
for receiving the proposals will expire O
the Goth inst,
Freight for the following parties
E. j. Travis, Jas. Giles, NJ. r. Christi,
J, j. Halpin & Co., f. W. Clute, j.
Halpin IL Co, +. W. Clute, A. 7. Moor.
+. Wheeler IL Co., P. Holland, ThomI
son u Gaudin will arrive during th
week, forwarded by the Salt Lake Hous
of Hugh, White d Co.
W. E. GRIFFEN, at Wells, Fargo & Co
has for sale tickets which will enab
any one to travel from Phoebe to al
port in England, ireland or German,
These tickets are for sale at reasonab
rates and can be had on application
him.
NEWARK MILL.-Have been runpir
on ore from the Meadow Valley mil
since our last report. TEt mill will
shut down one day to cleanne M. and the
| start TO work on ore from the Alps min
FIvE-SrAMP -BulIionyille.-A
running steadily on ore from the Hui
81 Hunt mine. The bullion turned O
meets the expectations of those runnir
the mill
Oars are not to be found in any pIa
Q OF business in Phoebe, which is sinpul
rs one would suppose where there a
SO many animals there is a demand T
q that kind of grain.
+. The following dispatch was receiv
: by Col. G.. NJ. Sabiu at 7 o. clock yestt
day evening: Beaver Aug. Z, 1875.
To G. NJ. Sabin: jury DISCHARGED nj,