Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-28

FIRE ALARM BELL.-That some things
can be done as we'll as others was proved
yesterday when the bell that was cracked
at the 4th of July celebration and reoast
at the Raymond 4 Ely foundry, was
once more hoisted into position. The
bell has q louder, clearer and fuller
sound than before. is forty-six pounds
heavier and is really fine piece OF work.
This is, we believe, the first bell ever
cast in the State of Nevada and reflects
great credit on the workmen employed
in the foundry, who have made the job
an immense success. Considerable
doubt was expressed as to whether it
could be done or not, but all doubts
vanished when the folks came Gathering
in from the Four Mile Wells, asking
where the fire was, az they had heard
the bell. The various silver and gold
coins thrown into the crucibles during
the melting of the metal, have given the
bell peculiar silverlness of tone which
makes the sound pleasant to the ear,
though after the first couple of tn ousand
ding dongs yesterday we would have dis
perssd with further test The boys de-
sire to express their thanks to Mr.. Tyr
relI and al connected with the foundry,
for their kindness in giving them bet.
ter bell than they had before,
FURNACE MEETING.-The subscribers
10 the furnace fund held meeting last
evening at the house of Protection Hose
Company at clock, Phi. Felsehthal,
Chairman, and j. j. Halpin, temporary
Secretary. After the transaction Of other
business, a motion was carried that the
Chair appoint committee of five to in
terview the Superintendent of the DIFF
terent mines, and have them advise the
Trustees of their various Companies
of the advisability of helping the erection
OF a smelling furnace in this camp, to-
wards which the citizens have subscribed
the sum Of five thousand dollars. The
Chair appointed the following as the
committee: A. Il. O'Dougherty, Capt
VIM. Nj. Lubbock, Louis Sultan, w. W.
Bishop and P. Harrison The meeting
then adjourned to meet on Saturday
evening at o'clock at the same place.
FREIGHT ARR1vED.-Freight for the
'o''0w'ng parties arrived yesterday via
the Eureka and Palisade Railroad and
VIII VIII be delivered this morning; Meadow
,aiiey mine, John Roeder, Phi. Felsen-
,aai, Miles CULLEN, Jacobs & Sultan,
niO IT,. fish y Co., Rev. r. Fl. Kline. W.
~ r., Wilson, Chas. Goedicke, Raymond &
H!y mine, p. Harrison and the Alps
mI'' The above lot of merchandise,
,a 'e,, weighed 81 1876 pounds, it being the
one shipment.
TOR THE BLACK HILLs.-John Karney
aou several other miners leave Phoebe TO-
Gay Tor the Black Hills excitement. The
recent reports from there being very fiat
sef'nS' some of the boys think they will
~ ana take look anyhow, notwith
osanoing the risk to their scaps. W.
".sn mem all success, and hope that be.
sGte 'ney arrive at their destination the
o'ou1 will be subdued.
\ a YOUNG gentleman ate four pounds
VI wedding cake at the reception
'ns other night to enable him to see in
DIS dreams the girl he was to marry. We
met him on the street yesterday, for the
hrst time in several days, and he feebly
remarked that he wouldn't marry the
girl he saw in bis vision for anything.
We have no objection to the boy
along the different stage routes reading
q the RECORD exchanges. but we would
taank them very much to send then
Along to their destination when the,
nave finished reading them.
AARRrED.-Harvey Boone. formerly o
as firm Of Boone & Dolman of thi
,%sn, was married at st. Louis Mo, OF
- y ,as ah of July. We learn this by pri
No. letter from Dolman. The letter di
~ ''ate the name of the lady.
w. H. VAN SLYKE returned from War
wy Yesterday on horseback. Van re
Mus Mus 1t to be very nice little camp an
s'omises well for the future.
NAN KILLED AT WARp.-The Hamilto
81 ''aee brings in the news tina. man wa
dnos and killed at Ward City on Wedne.
cnS y aa'sht; no name given or particula,
ofAaE.-The Hamilton stnge arrive
u sengers. 'N' P"'
u ioA ARIzoNA.-A party is now beip
Ii Vtmed in Phoebe to start to Prescott
arizona, in few days.
HE Salt Lake and Hamilton Bucl
\ 4 pss.u us left Phoebe yesterday witbor