Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
BY aILMER II sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
Mrs A Baker and children

The death of Mrs. John NJ. Worley, who
was we'll known in Bullionville and
Phoebe, and much esteemed by her
friends and acquaintances: with re-
greet to announce the sudden death, yes
terday, of Mrs. Lucinda 81. Morley, wife
of our townsman, Mr.. j. M. Morley. |
Her death was 30 sudden that it was con-
sidered proper to hold an inquest, which
act was performed by Coroner Taylor
and Jury. The verdict was death from
natural causes. 1t is thought to have
been stroke of apoplexy. Mrs. Worley
was the accomplished daughter OF Mr..
jacob Houtz, one of the early citizens
of Salt Lake. She leaves four children,
the youngest of whom is only three years
of age.
FROM VIRGINIA CITY.-We yesterday
were shown a letter from Virginia City,
written by former resident of Phoebe,
who SAYS he has been there few days
from San Francisco. He finds the place
full of idle men, and business men COM
planning of dull times. He met DR.. Deal,
who told him that he was getting good
prsctice. He also saw John Shaw, Ney
Churchman, Matt. Lannan, Tarpey and
H. Horst. Shulzbacher is running
hurdy house, is doing we'll and says that
he has quit gambling. We suppose he
has if he says so(?)
FREIaHr ARRIVED Freight by the
Eureka & Palisade Railroad arrived on
Sunday for the following merchants, viz:
Jno. Roeder; G R. Cushing; r. & E.
NI,,kn IL ~
G. Poujade; o. c.; Gibfried & Brisacher;
Jacobs Il Sultan; Nesbitt 4 Bro; j. X.
L.; D. G. Clark; &. r. Alexander; DR..
s. L. Lee; A. Mandich; Jos. Rich; j.
Levin u Co. ....-.
A CARp.-We publish to-day card
from Ben Bowen. of Desert Springs
Station, Utah, in which he says thai
since the publication of the first card
January Goth, 1876, he has since learned
that Ed. Shanks and j. N. Marsh hat
no hand in the outrages perpetrated O
that station on the 18th day OF January
1876, see card under New to-day"
FROM THE INDIAN AGENCY Rev. G
A. Bateman, Mr.. Holland and som
others arrived in town on Sunday fror
the Maopa Indian Reservation on tn
Muddy. They report that the crops ar
growing finely and affairs there in re
gard to the Indians are as they should bt
the Indians being contented az they al
well treated.
PosToFF1cE.-On Sunday, after the q
rival of the wagon with the mails, Ii
Postoface was besieged with person
eager to obtain letters, papers or an,
thing brought by the mail. The Pos
Office was thronged from the arriv
until very late, the line extending out c
toe sidewalk, and continually filling.
Recommendations Hose Compar
started to work yesterday to have the
building thoroughly renovated. Carpe
tiers were at work removing the shinRl
from the roof, which they will repla
with new ones; new ceiling will be p
up, and it will also be newly papered.
D1vrDEND.-At meeting Of the Boa
of Directors of the Alps Silver Mini
Company, held April -. 1876. a di
dend mo. 3.) of fifty cents per share "
declared, payable on the 18th inst. s
notice under head OF "New To-day"
ADDITIONAL CABLE.-On Sunday |,
the Raymond & Ely Company receiv
via the Eureka and Palisade Railro
sixteen hundred feet of wire cable, stro
and healthy looking, which will stand
1 pretty heavy strain.
MEETING NoTIcE.-The annual me
Ing Of the stockholders OF the Plot
Silver Mining Compay is announced
to.day's RECORD. which will take pl
on the first day Of May, at 419 Califor
street, San Francisco, at 2 O'Clock p.
PoNx.-A pony with the mail ARR,
on Sunday evening from Hamilton alb
hve hours after the arrival of the wap
bringing the mails to date.
IMpRov1Ne.-The condition of Tb
Hale has improved very much since
saturday, fact which we are pleased
note.
A. o. WILCOX left Phoebe yesterd
morning for FL Dorado Canyon, at wh
place his interest in Lincoln County
all conferred.
STAGE TO ARRIvE.-A stage from H,
,ton and Eureka will arrive some 4
this evening. ''n'
'krfiSo WELL : Yesterday A.
aunt ;n had sufficiently recovered from
ness 40 to appear upon tho stree