Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-30

SCHOOL BELL.-IEe ScnOOl Dell now
sends forth its notes every morning at
quarter of nine and in the afternoon
at quarter to one o'clock,
announcing that school is ready
to commence. Both schools since
Monday morning have been we'll attend
ed, the Grammar Department mum boring
fortv.fve scholars. The boys and girls
always attend well at the commencement
Of school, but gradually commence to
drop off as they progress in their studies.
Parents should pay attention and see
to their children's strict attendance, as
in idleness for a short time they will for
get very quickly what they have learned.
KEYSTONE CHAPTER EMDLEMs.-We
were shown yesterday by VIM. NJ. Bell
eystone Chapter emblem made from
one OF the first bricks that came from
the Consolidated Virginia mine. The
seal 10 first class and is the workmanship
Of W. A. Belcher of Phoebe.
PUMPING MACHINERY. The following
pumping machinery arrived last evening
by the Eureka and Palisade Railroad
teams for the Meadow Valley mine:
Two clock chambers, two plungers, lot
shatting, ETC.; the weight OF all being
2O,75O pounds,
SEWING ON A BUTToN.-We noticed a
young lady yesterday afternoon standing
in front of door on Main street en-
u gagged in sewing button on the coat of
nne looking gentleman. Though q
matter OF no moment yet it seemed sig
hihcant to US and We concluded that
another item would be in order soon
under another head.
FREIGHT ARRIVED, - Freight arrived
last evening by the Eureka and Palisade
NMlroad teams for the following parties:
Iaeaaow Valley mine, d. G. Clark and
nsS, r Harrison, Miller & Bennett.
a auu ,ne Raymond and Ely mine. This
"e'su' Will be delivered to-day.
JUSTICE CouRr,-A couple of replevin
oaSeS occupied the attention of the JUS
1 mrs Court Yesterday. There was no
c'uer cases OF any importance Twenty.
Tst names were added to the registry
As' since Monday morning.
LIE fUNERAL.-The funeral of John
a. Do~ell took place yesterday after.
S dOUn az four o'clock from his late resi-
n tence on Cedar street. His body was
IS followed to the grave by bis VITA and
s sCn sho large number of friends and
scquaintances. r
'a'uAsED,-John r. James. Superin.
,n. -u'n. OF the American Flag mine, re.
ssncs eI 10 70 Ploche yesterday, after an alb.
il lonh East OF about three mouths. He
.''Aiog we'll and enjoyed the trip.
hhhovAI.-we publish to-day potice
Inc removal of the Newark Silve,
4, ming Company's Office from room 90
sTTevada Block to 3o6 Pine street San
LEAVES To-DAY.-Rev. Father Scanlar
leaves Phoebe to-day for his bome If
ssalt Lake City. Father Seaman take,
WITH him the good wishes of every on,
I'm Phoebe. Wv
IHE Eureka and Palisade Railroad
sams that arrived on Monday evening
ere loaded with ore yesterday at the
Symond and Ely mine to carry to
~ Salt Lake stage arrived Yesterday
o %sfaoon at half past three O. clock with
''spassenger. WIN
LIE Hamilton stage arrived last even.
n, s az half past six o'clock with three
'''engers, one being Celestial,
.r UAN FORD, an old resident of Phoebe,
8,iesn rof Ward City yesterday on the bur.
-LioN SH1pMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
81 4s97lpped bullion yesterday valued at
LIE Hamilton and Salt Lake buck.
bassu as left yesterday morning without
Ao MAIL.-The Hikoj mail arrived
departed yesterday.
eIv rs are under obligations to John H.
'Or late files of English papers.
ala A0asE, light wagon and harness for
W w. R. WILSON.