Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-10

'AALEi hlNE5.-lllS dis
trict Is about seventy-fve miles north
west OF Phoebe, on the other side OF tn.
Patterson Range. The first location wa.
made there last April, but the work ha.
peen limited, owing to deficiency o,
capital. There are two shafts in pro,
gressi one is down about thirty feet. the
other forty-five feet. The ore vein i
about sixteen feet in width, and ASSAYS
$lOo to the ton. It il is of kind known
as 'biack, metal or copper.silver glance,
Inc country formation is granite and
slate. 1t is expected that active opera.
lions VIII be commenced next month
several gentlemen having expressed an
intention to supply the needful.
KNOW ye the charms of the shady
street corner. where young men of ele.
giant leisure do dwell, where beauty in
passing. has centered upon her. the p.ze
OF the loaf-r, the glance of the swell
know We the charms of the popnlar
angle, where the festive cosmopolites
constantly are, where they stand so
gracefully, argue and wrangle, and in.
cessantly smoke the domestic cigar.
Know ye the glance that they sly throw
around them as gracefully lazy they
swagger around. Know We The meaning
iess roth when you sound them, like a
hask OF cologne water split on the
ground.
In to-days REooRD will be found the
advertisement of the Chicago 4 North
Western Railroad. This is the pioneer
line between Chicago and the Pacific
Coast. and was the first to connect with
the Pacific roads and form the overland
route. 1t is the shortest rail line be.
tween Omaha and Chicago. All the ne.
cessary explanation in regard to schedule
time, fare. ETC., can be found in the ad.
vertisement.
A NOTICE was published in the RECORD
of April IA, 1876, to the following effec,
"Mr. Frank Dodds, an old citizen Of
Phoebe. was married to Miss Della Lllrw.
ey!in. OF Fillmore, Utah" Mr.. Dodds
eai'ed on us yesterday and states that
the ABOVE was untrue in every particu-
lar; that the individual reporting the
above item TO the RECORD knew at the
Time that he was reporting the same that
it was lie.
CONSTABLE SALE Yesterday the hoist.
ing works, office, etc., belonging to the
Washington and Creole Mining Com.
pany were sold at constable's sale to SAT.
isfy judgments obtained against that
company by Fulks & McAipin and Fred.
kar hn pfA ~
S2oo and was bought by James Finley.
The hosting works, etc, subject to an
other Judgment. was sold to +. w. Clute
for $3.50. N'
WHArHER.-The heat yesterday was
intense, the thermometer marking 93ls
degrees at y m. in the shade. and a
light shower of rain fell at 4 u. m
whist the sun was shining brightly; to.
wards evening the air was cooler and the
SKY had clouded considerable, Iut no
rain fell. ''o
members Of Protection Hose Conpanv
observe the notice of special meeting
called for this Tuesday evening, at the
Truck House on Lacour street, This
meeting is called for special business Of
Importance, and all members are re-
qoested to be present--so don't fail to be
on hand. " %
GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury met
yesterday morning at the Court. house,
and continued in session throughout the
day with the the exception OF recess
They adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock to.
day.
A ROW occurred at game OF faro on
Sunday night in one Of our club-roons.
in which one Of our tonsorial artistes re-
ceived blow on his probocis that caused
red and sanguinary stream to flow.
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterday,
with one passenger. 1t leaves this morn
ing at 6 O'Clock.
InE pony arrived unusually early last
evening at 1880. The mail brought. was
very light.