Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-12

A CLOUD BURsr.-A cloud-burst 90.
cured at Highland on Tuesday last
which. although it was not destructive Of
property. succeeded in tearing up the
roads in different directions. On tho
wood road between Schustrioh's brewery
and the Mendha mine tho water was
over four feet deep at one time, washing
the road away. Men have been engaged
In repairing il ever since. It struck the
road on which the Hamilton stage
comes 70 Phoebe. and 40 the stage came
along the water WAS over the seats in the
stage.
WAsD CIrY.-Ws learn from parties
just returned from Ward District, that
money is very scarce In that place. men
having to work two or three months and
then take orders on stores for their
wages. or 70, the greater portion Of it,
and il they complain are told to take q
walk. This makes the circulating me.
dunn scarce. These parties think how
ever that matters Of that kind will change
when other mines get to work.
TIE Carson Tribune asks: WHO is
r. N. Elder. Of Nevada. reported up.
pointed to the position Of Consul at
duaysquil? There used to be Q man
named r. NJ. Elder, . Democrat, who
lived somewhere in the Great East.
Perhaps this is no." The very man.
DO has brother living down there who
70 lonesome aad P. N. has gone down to
keep him company.
RusAwAY.-A team unhitched belong.
ing to Hugh White WAS in front of Wells
Fargo & Co.'s Office yesterday morning,
wnsn tho animals became frightened at
something and started to run away, turn.
' Ws aonad and going up Cedar street.
"nnam Codse. who WAS mounted ON
uose' vent around Cedar street in the
opposite direction and headed them of.
no damage Was done.
ANNUAL RrPoar.-Ths annual report
o. .ns Superintendent Of the Meadow
,alsy Mining Company. for tho fiscal
80. Just ended. has been made ont and
s;. .nsnlstsd to the company ct San Fran
o 10y, % % ready for the annual meeting
Ui. we Board Of Trustees. which takes
place on the 24sh inst.
BURIAL. - The funeral Of August
onsmpalls. who died on Thursday even.
.s Ok consumption. took place yesterday
.s..s,noon at half past four o'clock from
W " noesslof Phoebe Hose Company on
- u we street. His remains were followed
'a' grave BY number Of his friends.
TIE NssCoas,ass Tho hsv. visited
u'1sfsns houses around Phoebe to 80
sooos rubbish collected around the pre-.
nisss. will today notify ! number Of
property holdses to clean up and DAY A.
sneon - oeeeeSs. ,othervise they will
= =, called - Interview the Justice Of the
TIE Carsea Tribune says: "Loot
oae for eountssisit gold pieces. They
are - natural - lis." Bet your Life.
Every tims'A man pays 10 Q roll Of cold
dollars w look through them carefully,
30 70. 70 haven't been imposed on TO
any alarming extent.
DusTY. AND WINDY Yesterday was
dusty and windy. and In the morning
warm. the thsrmomstss marking q one
Ss - high - ninety degrees.
laIs 10 . good season Of the year in
.aleh 70 do your counting. There 10 no
lovers.
sFecxa.-Stosks did not look % bril-.
usne yeslssday - they have for . week
'AsI They veRs on the decline.
fAsssxoIas.-Alics Culver and Kate
; Moot are passengers on to-dsy's Ham.
AAs Eureka and Palisads Railroad
~, .ssns leit Pieehs yesterday morning di.
''' 'of Eureka. taking one passenRe.
Aas blackboard arrived last evening ss
c even o'clock from Hamilton vithou.
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