Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

PBEsENTArIoN-Our Grammar School
will today friday be the scene of a
presentation and the retirement of Mrs.
Lizzie Watt from the school as teacher,
which position she has so long filed
with credit. The scholars under her
care have become greatly attached to her
and have resolved to present Mrs. Watt
with some fitting testimonial OF their
esteem. An address will be delivered by
Miss Emma Buck on the occasion.
Many parents will be present. Mrs.
Watts retirement is regretted by both
parents and children.
JUSTICE CoURT.-Only slight amount
Of business was transacted in the Justice
Court yesterday, being the trial of the
case Of George N. Gray against Ruther-
lord. This suit was commenced some
time since, but owing to deposition
being required from California, the trial
could not proceed any sooner. The
deposition was received yesterday and
the trial proceeded with Judgment
was given to the plaintiff for the amount
claimed and costs of suit.
FoR LEEDS, UrAH.-- Numerous de-
partures have occurred lately for this
mining district, which has lately been
pannng ont so WE'LL The general i'm
preston that it is good causes the
slight excitement. Numerous Piochers
are there and have the principal mines
IN the district. Assays from some OF the
ore go as high as $1,000. Supplies for
tais camp will all have to be obtained in
Pioche so that what helps that camp
Will eventually be for the benefit of this
town.
FLORAL MrLL.-We learned from A. J.
Blair Superintendent of the Alps mine
and Floral Mill, that the mill is now
running three pans daily; that the pro-
ceeas OF bullion daily turned out
amounts to one thousand dollars. and
mat as soon as supply of quicksilver
can DO had the bullion average per day
WI Will amount to two thousand dollars.
Inc ore from the Alps mine is working
terested, W M
i TINE WEATHER. yesterday was one OF
'le nnest days of the season, the sun
N o ona : Uos IN the early part Of the day
u mall J ' .D brightly, causing the snow to
10 e aa rapidly and big stream of water
bo. nTs down Main street. The mud is
in MUS On the main thoroughfares and
tH ~ niAny places is so thick as to render
yssta .dus impossible. A few days like
strss,a Will soon bring the dust to the
mn ysi w.. We complain now about the
0' VIII soon complain Of the dust.
an ARrIsr.--In the window of DR..
AlsSander's drug store there is on exhi.
O'on fine pencil portrait of Mrs. Geo,
D, Johnson. executed by the Indian
l. NV Mamogowena. This is an excel
s a,us picture and would be recognized
anywhere s, ,re as being faithful likeness OF
saa a. Iay' So says every one that has
ss ru y; J. 1t will repay visit to OBJ.
A.. ALLIGATOR SKIN.-We observed yester.
o.. s ~ the boot and shoe store Of j. B.
.,,; plsns' on Main street. the skin of an
s sa;s pendant from the ceiling. The
for for ,h y !welve feet long and is intended
This II manufacture Of boots and shoes.
sups,o aa OF leather is said to be vastly
almost ;w 70 the common hyde, as il i
''' 'npervious to water. :
psn. I.haaGED. Yesterday morning En-.
la,os. 9l,'h, who was charged with grand
Poo. mad to be dismissed on his own
no a Iranee on account Of their being
JUDGE vance made to feed him. The
cumstan was compelled under the cir.
10 order his release.
n suv k1o0aD Office yesterday mo, ,aHn
TS~ su ss Of snow birds couls ha aa",,
enioS,s appeared active and as tbonoh s staL
do. That =; season, which probably they
the msttss IS more than we can saw e.
p; uS1cH JAKE is around IN .,...,. :,
.ho9 eas once more in bis old I'e, s,s, .
ios~ asa not near SO noisv ., W. s'sie'
him ally II the "boys" p mo o.
any ~ ~ We think be Womb ~ "oI'u ie'
,., tas Hamilton stage LET. p;o.,. 49,.
psss sy %otuing at . O'CLOCK 0 ~;,s yes