Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-10

PArkRs SroLEs.-For the past week,
We have had numerous complaints of
subscribers to the RECORD, having had
their papers stolen from their stores.
offices and dwellings by some parties
unknown. This sgetting to be serious
nuisance to the subscribers, the carrier
and the rroprietors of this paper aud
the sooner the practice is stopped the
better 1t will be for the parties stealing
the papers and ell other parties con.
cerned. The small amount charged for
the RECORD per week and the large cir
culatlon it has, would lead one to sun
pose. that no one in Phoebe would be
under the painful necessity of stealing il
to read the news IA if they cannot paw
for it. They csl find it in every res.
taurant, bar-room and business house in
town.
The Eureka Sentinel offers the follow
ing caution which it may lie well for
Pioehers to regard. Within the last few
days several 6res have nearly resulted
from coal oil lamps. On Sunday one at
the express Office ignited and another at
the Corner Saloon, and few evenings
ago similar occurrence at the theater
created quite a panic among the audi
ence. Fortunately no harm resulted in
either case, owing to the promptnsss
with which the flames were extingushed,
but perhaps other cases may not result
so harmlessly. It is thought these acci-
dents were caused by defective quality
of coal oil which has found its way into
the Market and the greatest care should
be exercised in the filling of lamps and
| adjusting the wicks. as proper care in
these particulars will materially lessen
the danger of explosion.
Dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP. - We
publish to-day notice OF the dissolu-
ton of the firm OF Newman 4 Mahlstedt,
who have been carrying on business at
the Panaca saloon, Lacour street. II.
Mshlstedt will retire from the firm. j.
| b. Newman assumes all indebtedness of
the late concern and will collect all bills
due the same. Those having bills
against the firm are requested to present
them at once for liquidation. J. B.
Newman will continue to run the Pan
AGA saloon with centennial liquors and
reliable cigars for one price! one bit.
The services of Dan Ryan have been So
cured by Mr.. Newman.
AN UPsET.-Jim Pierson. whilst driv.
ing rockaway yesterday, attempted to
make short turn when the wagon cap
sized, spilling Jim and the rest of the in.
mates OF the vehicle on top OF him, the
wagon turning on its side. The animals
were quickly headed and the wagon
righted again, when it was found that no
injury had been sustained by men, rock.
away or horses, with the exception Of
one of the party having his nose slightly
peeled.
DEFuNcT.-The monkey belonging ia
Russ Scott, called "Eph," passed in
his checks" yesterday morning, and was
spread out on two chairs in the rea,
room of the saloon, where numbers wen,
to view the remains. Whilst it lived and
was well, it was great pet for the boys
they delighting to play with it and SEE
its funny capers. After life's fitful fever
"Ephraim" sleers we'll.
FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. Freight for thu
following parties will arrive by the Eureks
Il Palisade Railroad on the 18th of June
to wit: Mott. Fish & Co., A. COIN, j
Meyers & Bro, j. Nesbit, ]. Finlayson
+. w. Clute, A. Mandisch, A. D. Reca.
barren, D. @. Clark & Bro, j. Levin
Meadow Valley mine, T. G. Poujade, q
Eilers.
FREIGHT To ARRIvE.--Frejght for th,
following parties will arrive by tn.
Eureka and Palisade Railroad June II tn
NJ. '. Co., Jno. Roeder, Jacobs & Sultan
d. @. Clark & Bro.
Pm. FELsENTHAL yesterday received {
large assortment of groceries and pro
visions forwarded by Hugh Whites
teams from Salt Lake City.
| l. o. o. FAT the annual meeting O.
the Grand Encampment OF the l. o. O
F., R. H. Elan Of Phoebe, was appointed
Deduty Grand Sentinel.
The Eureka and Salt Lake stages lef
yesterday morning at o'clock will
three passengers.
j. EIsENMANN 4 Co., are receiving
freight daily through Hugh Whites Sal
Lake forwarding house.
The sickness of W. P. Glissan, men
toned in another item, is caused BY in
Elimination of the bowels.