Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-04

ioA 40 ~ ieAatou " tuo Ono-nAlt OF tnt
water main pipes, hydrants, &C., tina
belonging to the county; that the ia,
upon the one-half OF the value of sale
main pipes, &C., be recinded; that tn,
remainder OF tho tax as extended upoI
page " OF the assessment roll be pait
with the statutory penalties; that the ia,
as extended upon page 1877 of the Delin
quent Roll be paid as rendered by de
PENDANT with interest thereon at the rate
OF ten per cent. per annum from date Of
delinquency.
Court adjourned to meet Monday june
9th, ut which time the calendar will bs
set.
FROM ARIzoNA.-We learn from a let
ter dated Cerbat, May 9th, that Judge
Pitzer had been to the McCracken mine
and was well pleased with it. He says
the Comstock did not show 80 we'll as il
does at the same depth. Where ore is
being taken out the vein is forty-twc
feet wide, all pay except about three
feet. Judge Pitzer is retained in two
suits on the McCracken ledge, one fol-
Blake and Baker and the other for Bob
Orr, formerly of Austin. Nevada. The
suits will not probably come up for
hearing before the next term OF Court.
ARRESTED. -Chas F. Bowen was las.
evening about six o'clock arrested by
Deputy United States Marshal Jos. r.
Hoag. on q charge of embezzlement,
upon bench warrant issued by the Dis
trlct Court of the United States in and
for the State of Nevada, upon an in
dictment found by the Grand Jury of the
U. 5. District Court, the bail being fixed
at 900. He was brought before j,
G. Foster. United States Court Com mis-
sioner, when bondsmen were immedi.
ately procured, and the prisoner dis
charged.
DIVIDEND NoTIcE.-We publish to. day
a notice of the State Bank of Nevada de-
claring dividend from the earnings for
the month OF May. of two per cent. on
each share of said stock, payable on the
Tenth day of June. The times do not
seem to affect the payment of the regular
dividends by the Bank. It is one Of the
best paying institutions on the Coast.
MEETING NoT1oE.--A meeting of the
Lexington Guard is called for to- morrow
Monday evening at half-past seven
O'Clock at Armory Hall. The regular
business will be transacted and Com
mittee appointed to confer with other
committees in regard to the proper cele-
bration Of the Fourth of July. Members
will take notice and attend.
The Gold Hill News of the 3Oth says:
Frank Wyatt, who has been engaged for
some time as a writer on the Virginia
Chronicle, leaves for Philadelphia this
evening. Mr.. Wyatt is q genial gentle
man and ready writer. He expects to
return to the Comstock again alter the
big show is over.
The FUNERAL. The funeral of Daniel
Yoacham, son Of Archie and Mary
Yoacham, will take place to-day (Sun.
day. at eleven o'clock. at Bullionville.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited to attend.
A New BELL.-Protection Hose Com
pany No. 2. have sent for fire bell
weighing $40 pounds, for their new hose
house. This will sound an alarm, that
will awaken any sleeper within mile or
30 Of the house.
FREIGHT ARRIVED Cohn, Fell
senthal. Record Publishing Co.. Wied-
erhorhold & Goodman, Meadow Valley
mine and numerous others, received
freight by the Eureka and Palisade Rail
road teams yesterday.
HAMILTON BUcKBoARD.-The Hamil-
ton blackboard did not arrive in camp
until one o'clock yesterday morning,
owing to the breakage of the pole Of the
wagon between the middle stations on
the road. 1t departed yesterday morning
at eight O'Clock.
BANK EXCHANGE REsTAURANT.-The
Bank Exchange Restaurant on Main
street will open this Sunday morning.
The best meats and delicacies to be
found in Che markets will be served to
customers by the proprietors.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will be
held at the Episcopal Church at tho
usual hours morning and evening. SUM-
day-school at p. m. Rev. r. H.
Kline will officiate.
The Salt Lake stages will hereafter
follow the style of the Hamilton and Eu-
reka line; that is, arrive on Saturday
and not depart until Monday morning.
bringing no mails on Monday.
OK Hrs WAY.-Rsv. s. P. Kelly, State
School Superintendent, will leave Salt
Lake City for Phoebe Monday, the 5th
instant.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.--Services will be
held at the usual hours morning and
evening in the Catholic Church.. The
Rev. Father Monteverds will ofiiciate.
PAY.DAY.-Ths Raymond & Ely mine
will pay its employees for labor to.mor.
row, contract work Tuesday and msr
chandiss bills on Wednesday.
THE Meadow Valley Mining Company
put up one Of the smoke stacks yester-
day belonging to the new hosting works.
ARRIvED.-Jot Travis has arrived in
town. Time does not seem to change
his youthful LOOKS.
COMMISSIONERS. -The Board of County
Commissioners hold their monthly meet
ing tomorrow Monday morning.
PAssENGERs.-Walter Harris and Jas.
Harris are passengers on to-day's Ham,
ilton stage.
A NEW and very pretty buggy was re-
ceived by A. J. Blair from San Fran
cisco last week.