Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-12

FURNACE MATTERs.-We are informed
by Mr.. Smith, of the firm of Smith &
Schumer, that they yesterday received a
telegram from parties with whom they
are transacting business East to the
effect that it was not advisable to put up
money at present to build furnace,
owing to the low price of bullion; 80 the
furnace will not be built by those par
ties. Now it seems to US that this is
very unreasonable excuse for not build
ing furnace, as the parties running a
furnace would certainly lose nothing on
account of the low price Of bullion, as it
would without doubt come from the pro.
ducers of the ore, for they would receive
only what the ore produced, and that at
the regular market rates of bullion, so
1t would Seem that furnace could lose
nothing by such depreciation. The citi-
zens of Phoebe must ct once push for
ward their enterprise OF building a fur
mace themselves and not wait for outside
enterprise, rs nothing will be done at
present by anyone else.
DISTRICT CouRT. District Court
met yesterday morning at ten o'clock,
transacting the following business:
Clute vs.. Kistle, continued to August.
Clark vs. Ward. cause tried and taken
under advisement until ten o'clock this
Wednesday morning. venire for
number of jurors was issued, returnable
on Monday morning at ten o'clock.
Court adjourned until ten o'clock
to-day.
LEAVES To.DAY.-Johnny CULLEN. the
carrier Of the RECORD, leaves Phoebe to-
day for period of about six weeks.
lie takes with him bis young brother
Willie CULLEN, whom his parents are
sending to school. Johnny will see him
TO bis destination, after which be will
enjoy himself for while in San Fran
cisco. During Johnny CULLEN absence,
WIN. Mcintyre will carry the RECORD
and collect for the same.
New HOSE CoMpANY.-The business
men and citizens OF Meadow Valley
street, are about organizing new hose
company for the better protection OF
mat street in case of FIRE. They claim
tnat Main street, the principal street.
and Lacour street are pretty we'll guard.
60 oy the companies on those streets,
ana they think a company on Meadow
valley street would add to the security
NOT only OF that particular strret but OF
the property Of the community generally
ANNUAL MEETING. We publish in to.
days RECORD a notice OF the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the New
ark Silver Mining Company. which will
% held on Monday, July 18th, at one
O'CLOCK P. NJ, at the ofics..of the Com
Pany in San Francisco. An election for
trustees OF the Company for the ensuing
year will take place.
FINE BULLION. -Four very fine bars Of
bullion from the Alps mill, valued al
$I,o00. were in Wells, Fargo & Co. =
ofiice yesterday awaiting shipment. They
arc OF exceeding flneness and contain IA
per cent. in gold.
Our exchanges are universal in the
notices they give the Phoebe Daily Re
CORD for the beautiful style in which the
paper was issned on the Centennial An.
niversary OF the Nation.
RzoIsrRY BooKs.-The registry books
Tor Phoebe Township; are now open a
sostics Aliens Court from O'Clock il
ing. WV" ~ '"o s''n
'osllcs CouRr.-Judge Allen yester
uay rendered decision in the case o
Dsaney vs.. Glissan, tried on Monda,
eesssning. A verdict was given in fayo
VI the plaintiff for SITS.
Du1I.-Yesterday was quiet and dul
10 the way Of business. matters. Their
was no arrivals OF freight or Mormo,
,e"ms With fruit to vary the monoton,
Of a dull day.
STOCKS Up.-Stocks were up q it'll
yesterday, whereat tho SPECTATORS /,
nose articles were much pleased, ant
predict an advancing market.
Fon THE BAT C1rY.-JudRs Pitzsr. ao
eGompaDied by Jno. d. Erust, leave
m .ocne this morning for San Francisco
1ney will be absent probably month
Bsooxs McLAss AND W. Il. HAssrso
,ssvs Phoebe to-day for Bsllsvills O