Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-18

DEPARTUREs.-A NUMBER Of the OLD
residents Of Phoebe left yesterday for
various places, some East and portion
to Virginia City. A few have gone 10
return again in couple of months. but
most of them when they left calculated
to make permanent residence else
where, although they may change their
ideas when developments are made in
some Of our mines.
Snow on the 18th day of May in
Phoebe! The ide-aw! and yet the Oldest
inhabitant will call it pleasant and
salubrious climate. Some Of the recent
acquisitions to the town think that the
Piochers have been humbuging the out
side world All along with their descrip-
tions of the fine climate hereabouts.
{ !. o. o. F. REPRESENTATIVE. Sat the
stated meeting of Phoebe Lodge No. 20,
I. o. Of o. F., held May 10th, the fol-
lowing Past Grands we're elected as Rep
resentatives to the Grand Lodge which
meets at Reno on June 9th, 1876: G..
Bowen. A. Brown, Z. N. Crane, M.
Driscol, 9. F. Meyers, N. Boyle, H.
Krause ana j. N. Curtis.
We publish to-day the notice Of the
intention Of Mrs. Julia Clark, to apply
to the District Court Of Lincoln county,
for permission to carry on business in
the town Of Phoebe. County of Lincoln,
in her own name, pursuant to an act Of
the Legislature OF the State of Nevada.
The said business TO be that OF keeping
boarding and lodging house.
SNow.--The wind storm of Tuesday
finally eliminated in snow storm on
Tuesday night. It commenced to fall
on Tuesday night about eleven O'Clock
and continued throughout the night 30
that in some places 1t was about q
quarter Of an inch deep. II however
melted rapidly yesterday morning.
TIE RArE.-As many of the taxpayers
Of Phoebe are under wrong impression
in regard to the per centage to be paid
this year, We will state that the tota
amount is $3.50 on every one hundred
dollars Of taxable property.
MOST OF the trees around Phoebe tina
were in bloom looked yesterday as i
they had suffered considerably by tn
snow, most Of them were dropping an,
the leaves appeared as if they would die
The heat Of the sun few days will re
vive them however.
GEo. PHrpPs leaves on the Salt LAX
blackboard to-day for New York State
He has lately received news OF tAe dealt
Of his mother and of the severe Hines
Il Of his father on which account he make
q trip homo.
IcE CREAM PARTY.-The Young Men
Social Club held meeting last evenin
at Browns Hall and transacted all tn
necessary business in relation TO giviu
their ice cream party on the evening o
the 25th inst.
I TIE Evening Post of San Francisc,
Is now the property of Senator Jno. !
Jones of Nevada, W. R. Wilson Of Pioct
is sole agent.
SrocKs.-Ths slight rise in stool
lately has somewhat encouraged buyel
in Phoebe. They feel now a. il the
was something left in the country
live for.
RoNDs.-The bonds of the Sheriff ar
also as License Collector, ordered by Il
County Commissioners on Tuesds
were promptly furnished yesterday 81
Sled.
MARTIN TARPEY will arrive in Piocl
In few days and start work on Il
Washington + Creole mine.
T. G. PouJApE has just received .
Of fresh ranch butter from lsadow VI
ley Wash.
The thermometer yestesasy- in I
open air marked 40 degrees above q
freezing point.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Fargo
Go. shipped bullion yesterday valued
$11,83l.
J. J. HALprN L Co. yesterday receiv
. lot OF sewing machine needle.
VIZ learn that VIM. Scanlan has be
very i'll for the last few days.
". B. WILSON is delivering. ICE. Il