Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
81 dILMER ! sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
b Hunt

WARD DISTRICT. received yester.
day private letter from Ward, in which
our informant states that the camp is
lively and money scarce. Considerable
Icitement exists on account of town
lots, as there has been few attempts to
amp lots already located. It is the in
tsntion Of the citizens to allow nothing
Of the kidd. There was meeting held
last Spring on that subject and a com.
mittee of five appointed to lay ont the
town and streets and to maintain the
/ same. In one case since then the COM
4 uiItee tore down q fence that had been
4 erected on cross street. Last Tuesday
aot located on some ground that had
been donated to the town by the original
4 locator was fenced in by the present
owner. On Wednesday meeting was
called and upon organization it was re-.
solved that the meeting adjourn en-
mass and remove oil distractions,
Which was forthwith done, and the
grand declared u public highway. The
Mfnaces are running steadily and turn
M nlng out considerable bullion. The
Martin White Company are grading out
or a mill-site and placing some OF the
machinery in position. Lumber is scarce
and high priced.
We notice a poster in the Postofice
stating that the State Of California and
W. F. Poague and Bro, will pay $4,000
for the arrest and conviction OF John
Ma lingo, alias Jack Murphy. who, it is
alleged, murdered 2. D. Poague on the
Sd Of this month, in Lake county, Cali
fornia.
TYPHOID and scarlet fever is prevalent
in Eureka and the Sentinel sensibly ad-
vises its citizens to clean the streets and
take other sanitary precautionary meas.
urss to prevent the spread of those dis
eases.
The usual big potato stories are going
around. Every paper in the State has
an account of an immense tuber The
biggest potato we have seen so far is one
OF bunch raised by Thompson. of Pa
naca. 1t weighs 5l1a pounds. Here we
rest our case.
ATameeting of tho Board of Commits.
'loners last Friday the resignation OF
Judge NJ Fuller as Justice of the Peace
was accepted and Colonel U. E. Allen
reappolDted. The "Cunnel has filed
DIS official bonds and declares himself
ready for business
GEO. L. GoRMAN was in Eureka last
wednesday evening. He is liable to
ulop In upon us now any day. From
tue papers he sent US from the Quaker
ivy ne has evidently experienced a
change of heart.
The Alps mill has been running two
sni'ts all the past week. As soon as suf-
uceht water can be procured an extra
'n"' VIII go on. There is large &C.
summation of ore at the dump and more
constantly coming.
HERE Is some talk on the street in
'slerence to removing the American Flag
mile over to Toquerville, Utah. Late
ueVsiopments in Leeds Detrict are of
suoh ROB and permanent nature that
v" believed good mill would pay well
HIGHLAND FURNACE. The new furnace
"aghland is completed, and will start
ap aext Thursday, Three teams are
uaaang charcoal. There is q large quan.
IVY OF ore on the dump, and the pro.
p''stots expect to make good run.
PEACHES and nectarines have abou,
disappeared from the fruit stands. Ap.
pes and grapes come in profusion, and
s s,s' yellow, mild.looking pumpkins are
SACKED in heaps.
iaE following passengers will arrive
~, .nis evenings blackboard from Ham
GI gu Captain S. Deal and Mr.. Mo.
!" /" thought the total number of reg.
= 4 Sae voters in Eureka county will be