Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-06

Browns Hall and transacted the regular
business. after which the following
members were elected: Erwin Sandy,
Jack Smith. Geo. Patten. Jos. c. Hem
derson. A. B. O'Dougherty, Jos. Karr,
Jno. II. Cassidy, VIM. Vernon and s.
Brisacher. The following gentlemen
were appointed as COMMITTEES to receive
the money subscribed TO select site and
build hose house: L. V. Loomis. N.
Quillep, d. W. Newman, A. Brown. II.
Mahlsteadt. The company after passing
resolutions adjourned.
LIGHrsER Hook & LADDER CoMpANY.-
This company held their regular
monthly meeting last evening at Judge
Aliens court room. They transacted
the regular monthly business after which
j. B. Stephens was elected second assist
tant Of the company. The officers of the
company were appointed as a commit
tee in regard to procuring fire hats for
the use OF the company as in case of a
fire it becomes necessary for the men at
work to have those kind of hats to pro-
tect their faces from the flames.
REMOVED. business Office of the
Phoebe Daily RECORD has been removed
from Lacour street to Main street, adj
joining Wards brick building and d.
rectly opposite the Western Union Tel
egraph office. Parties desiring first class
Job work done at short notice and low
prices, or advertising at reasonable rates
will please leave orders.
FREIGHT ARRIvED.-The Eureka and
Palisade Railroad yesterday brought
freight to Phoebe for the following par.
ties: P. Harrison, j. Roeder, J. Meyer
& Bro. DIR. Lee, A. Mandich, John
Shier, F. W. Clute. s. s., Sam Sing, A.
Cohn & Bro, J. j. Halpin & Co., A. J.
Blair, r. & E. M. Co., Schustrich &
Kline, D. G. Clark & Bro. and G. Vert
heimer.
JUSTICE CounT Yesterday q COM
plant was made against Mrs. Williams.
nee Mrs. Johnson, for disturbing the
peace. She was brought before Justice
Allen in the afternoon for an examina-
ton, and being found guilty was sent to
the County Jail for an indefinite period,
that is as long as her husband will ante
up for her board.
GLASS PUpD '1N.-Any one having lived
in our large eastern cities are familiar
with the above heading from having
heard it yelled out by travelling GLACIERS
along different streets of cities. A visit
to Lacour street yesterday reminded
one of the call as every one was engaged
in that occupation, repairing damages
from the late conhagration.
CLEANING Up.-Numbers were yester-
day engaged in cleaning up the ruins of
the late fire prepatory to rebuilding. We
noticed that the proprietors of the black
smith shops which were destroyed BY
the fire are trying to get things into
shape once more.
PAINTINe.-All the parties who had
the fronts of their stores and business
places scorched by the late fire, yester-
day had men OF work scraping the fronts
in order to be ready for painting. The
postoffice front was the only one on
which no work was being done.
Cool Yesterday morning the air was
cool with every indication of rain. The
wind was blowing clouds of dust altern-
| ately up and down the streets, rendering
it extremely disagreeable to pedestrians.
Fires during the day were very agreeable.
Mrs. HIcKox has rented the lower
portion OF Sabin's brick building and
was yesterday receiving lot of millinery,
&C., with which to once more commence
business.
SOCIAL PARTY.-Mollie Teats and
Dolly Parker will give social party at
their residence on Meadow Valley street
opposite Mott, Fish & Co.'S store, on
Monday evening, May Sth. q
TOBACCO, ETc.-Adolph Cohn & Bro.
yesterday received large assortment Of
playing cards, chewing and smoking to.
bacco, cigars, etc.
RAMA slight shower of rain late or
Thursday night failed to wet the ground
sufficiently to settle the dust.