Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-31

greeting to "liha" o'ey' =" App so
'svsr the complaint filed 10 the Dis
,,ic. Cour. of the Seventh Judicial Dis
..;o, of the State of Nevada, by Annie
Cav TO obtain a decree of that court,
,;..olvine the bonds of matIimony. now
listing between said VIM. Grey and
e,a;ntid on the gr ound OF extreme
pprrsltv. as is set forth and described in
.,,a;ptiff's complaint on file and to which
,on are referred. See summons notice
nnb,ished in to-day's RECORD.
GoSs.-Louis A. Berthay, who has
basu a resident Of Phoebe since 1870 and
who is Just recovering from his wounds
,.csiyed in cave OF the dirt in the Ray
uond & Ely mine, left Phoebe yesterday
80 Salt Lake City for New York City |
and thence to Paris at which place he |
intends residing for the future. lie will
meet there q brother, who is from India,
whom he has not seen for SO years.
Every one wishes Louis q pleasant trip
and success for the future.
FREIGHT TO AERIvE.-Freight for the
following parties will arrive by the Eu-
reka and Palisads Railroad this Wednes-
day evening: Mott. Fish & Co.. Jno.
Roeder, g. r. Alexander. A. j. Blair,
Press Wand, Gibfried & Brisacher j. o.
Mccormick, John Shier, Fulks & Nc
Alpin, F. W. Clute, NJ. CULLEN, ID. G.
Clark 4 Bro, Chas. Goedicke, G.. r.
Gushing, Shustrich & Kline, A. Veitch.
Jos. Rich.
CLOTHING, Erc.-Jos. Rich, clothier,
comes out in the REConD to-day with an
entire new advertisement containing a
list Of portion of his stock of new goods
be has lately received, which be adver-
tises to sell at very low prices. He has
an immense stock OF clothing. furnishing
goods, boots, shoes and hats of the latest
styles and at reasonable prices.
The sky was overcast and cloudy
throughout yesterday, presenting every
appearance of rain-storm. Light gusts
of wind continued to blow, scattering
the dust in every direction. When the
wind was not blowing the air was cool
and pleasant. A few showers of rain
now would make the atmosphere and
the streets very pleasant and free us
from the dust for q short time.
Decoration DAY-Decoration Day
passed very quietly in Phoebe. The
only way it was observed being the dis
playing of flags at half mast on various
buildings throughout the town, such
as the fire and military companies, Hal
pins, Wards, Bishop and Sabin's and
the Postofice.
QuIET.-Polce business is now very
slow in Phoebe. Those that always had
hankering for muss or row and who
sighed for the privilege of sdmittance to
the County Jail. now behave themselves,
knowing that if they go to Jail they will
be very hungry before they are emanci-
pated.
'PAY-DAYs.-The pay-days, thoseodays
when all in Phoebe are made more or
less happy, are now fast approaching
and some coin will be circulating around
for time, and for short time will be
an immense relief. Business men of all
classes have been complaining that the
grass is very short.
CAPITAL SALooN.-John Cassidy ha.
recently added several new pictures Of
eminent theatrical artistes to his collec
ton already in the saloon. Amongst
them are pictures of Leon Adair, Alice
Dunning and the female trapez per
former.
SHERIFF's SALE.-The Sheriff's sal,
came off yesterday at the corral of j. N
Curtis of horses, wagons, &c., at i
o'clock. The price the articles brough
was $244 in gold coin. Very few bid
ders for the property were present.
To LEAvE.--Isadore Stein leaves Of
to-day's Eureka and Hamilton stage 70
San Francisco, which place he may max
his permanent residence, if not, he viii
90 to Richmond, Virginia. his forme
home.
JOHN G. LYNCH is still in the field
Notice his advertisement in to-day
RECORD. He has on hand fine assor
ment of wines and liquors, and is all
sole agent in Phoebe for the Consolidate
Tobacco Company's cigars and tobscc'
BURIED.-John Mahoney was burit
yesterday morning at ten o'clock. TT
proper authorities thought there was u
necessity to hold post norton e
animation Of his remains.
HE Hamilton stage arrived at S
o'clock last evening with one passenge
Inc driver reports the road as gettir
very dusty at this end.
RI. FELsENTHAL yesterday executed
uust deed of the Huhn Hunt mini
property to M. Kavanaugh, Miles On
Ien, L. Y. LOOMS and others who
Tend to start to work on the mine ii
msdiately.
lcE.-S. B. Martina took US to /
ics.houss yesterday and exhibited sol
Of bis fine clear ice. We noticed sor
pieces of the thickness of two feet, Gle
IS crystal.
FREIaHT RECEIVED. Esenma
\ Co.. yesterday received a large amou
OF freight via Salt Lake City.
BALDx SAcKErr, division agent on I
Salt Lake line lof stages, arrived
Phoebe yesterday.
dRocERIEs.-Ph. Felsenthal yesterd
received large assortment of groceri
hams, &c.
HENRY CozN leaves to-day for Eurt
70 take position in Jake COINS clio
Ing store at that place.
ONE male passenger will arrive on
blackboard to-day. Name not telegraph
The Salt Lake stage arrived >
terday at ten O'Clock with one pass eng
JUSTICE OFrIcx. business at
Justice office yesterday.
W. r. WILSON ia delivering ICE.