Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-05
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.
Dr GILMER l. sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
Hattie Raymond

A STATEMENT Times at the Office OF
the Raymond & Ely are pretty lively at
present, as Mr.. Barbour is busily engaged
In making out the annual statement OF
the company's affairs, assisted by Mr..
James Duff The state of the money
market and the delay in the payments in
the last few months make this statement
very laborious on these two gentlemen.
A published report will be had as soon
as it can be forwarded to San Francisco.
DE-oAMpEp.-A departure took place in
yesterdays Hamilton stage not down in
the list of departures in this mornings
RECORD, a. the she was not way-billed at
the Office of the Stage Company. The
reason the agent was not allowed the
pleasure OF way-bilhng her was that she
had several friends in Phoebe to whom o
slight settlement would have to be made
had they been made aware of her in
tended departure.
SALOON CLosINa.-We notice that two
Of our public saloons have been obliged
to close in consequence OF the depress-
ing state of money! ary matters in Phoebe
at the present time. Should affairs
brighten we hope to see their smiling
countenances in their former places.
The patients of the County Hospital
desire to return thanks to Fred Gilmer,
Superintendent OF the Hamilton stage
line, for timely gift. consisting of cigars
and other articles. which they duly 8p-
n.,I Ill HI -, ~
remembrance his kindly regard for their
well.being.
EPIPHANY. The members OF the
Catholic Church will please take notice
that the Feast of the Epiphany occurs on
Thursday next. the 9Th inst, and not on
Friday as by mistake was announced in
church on Sunday last. Mass will be said
at ten o'clock on Thursday morning. q
Tax SUrTs SETTLED.-In the tax lis
published on the 3lst inst. appeared til.
names of Mrs. John Croyland, Geo. w
Chesley h Co. and that Of John N
Craig. We have since seen q receipt
signed by the District Attorney in settle
OF these taxes.
DuIL.-Since the holidays o geuera
dullness has come over all our business
houses. Several saloons have bee,
closed and depressing effect in business
circles is felt; but this is generally tn
case in business circles after holida,
has passed.
Doc Enthusiastically morning
large dog was found on Main street nea
the Chapman House with Q bulle
through his brain. Some one evidentl,
did not want their sleep disturbed by hi
melancholy wailing at the midnight hour
and so removed him in the above style
The RoADs.-We learn from Tom D
Masters, the Hamilton stage driver, tina
the snow is eighteen inches deep on th
road between Hamilton and Washburne'
station; that from Washburne's static
the balance Of the road to Phoebe il a.
that could be desired.
sToRMy.-On Monday evening Pioch
was visited by another storm Of snow an
wind, the latter lasting throughout tn
entire night; the snow, however, onl
lasted for short space Of time, AID nc
Ealing to any depth.
OIoARs.- W. r. WILSON at Pres,
"and's saloon. corner OF Main an
Meadow Valley streets, has Just receive
loo. ~. Of Imported cigars. which are yer
lengthy Familiarity called Long Mines.
BULLION sHIPxrsT.-wells, Fargo
20. shipped veaterjov hrl,;
$1S.005. A '"'ueu
DuILloN.-Twelvs large sized bars ,
S ~ =. grace tho floor OF Wells, Fargo
HE following passengers will arri,
F. %,s evenings coach from Hamilto,
nA johnson and Ike Phiihps.