Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-20

APPLICATION FOR PATENT.-The general
public and all concerned will notice in
to-day's RECORD an application for pat
ent, notice No. 49,, from the United
States Land Office at Phoebe. This notice
is filed by John FL. Ely. Irwin Davis,
Lawson Atchison and H. G. Rich, and
is for 1900 linear feet OF the Bullionville
Lode. said applicants having expended
more than five hundred dollars on said
lode All counter. claimants are re-
quired to file protests whiting 60 days.
MULES RECOVERED. We learn by tel
egram received by Officer Kelley last
evening from Bullionville. that Fred. M.
Pierce had arrived there with the mules
under his charge that hal been stolen
from the officers whilst under attachment,
ut Panaca, in the case of +. w. Clute
against Barlow. They will arrive to-day,
as the officers will take no more chances,
but keep them under their own super
| vision.
TIE WEATHER Yesterday was warm,
cloudy and disagreeable day. The mud
floating around the main streets and
roads made travelling horrible. and the
constant threatening of storm made it
considerable worse, as men do not mind
travelling if the weather is pleasant and
genial, Notwithstanding the roushness
under foot. We hope to-day will show
better signs.
For THE HILLs.-W. P. Rettalick, or
old pioneer of Phoebe, left for the Blacl
Hills Yesterday morning by the Salt LAX,
stage. Billy thinks that the signs are
good in that direction, and is willing t,
take some chances. He will let thu
RECORD know what is being done whel
he gets to the Black Hills country.
MINING STOCKS. -We advertise in to
days RECORD the card OF j. L. Husse
& Co., commission and stock brokers
No. 331 Kearney street, rooms 10 and II
These gentlemen loan money on goo
marketable stocks. Mining claims pur
chased anda general commission bus
ness attended to.
GEonaE PRIDHAM ALL the old Austi,
ties and many that lived in Hamilto
will recollect George Pridham. He BIZ
: since go resided in Los Angeles, and
few days ago married lady resident
that town. George Pridham is now.
J the employ of Wells, Fargo & Co. at LIZ
! Angeles.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Services will |
held at the Episcopal Church at Il
usual hours morning and evening, Su
day-school at 2 p. m. Rev. r. E
. Kline will oficiate.
}, LEXINGTON GUARD The Lexingto
y Guard will hold o meeting on Mond,
Q evening at 7:30 o'clock for the transs
o ton of important business. All me,
v bers will please be on hand.
y EASTERN MAIL.-The coach that I
rived last night from Hamilton broup
q large Eastern mail, among which We
periodicals and illustrated papers
u Wiederhold Il Goodman and W.
: Wilson.
= ALPS BULLION. We observed Y,
!. terday in Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office ty
o bars of bullion marked respectiy,
$1195. and 1885. taken together maxi
$3.50. This is some Of the bullion Il
!, ore from the Alps mine ID producing.
I CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-At the Catho
r Church fitting services will be hill
d the usual hours morning and evenil
Rev. Father Monteverde will oficia
Sunday school at 2 o'clock p. m.
t; We congratulate John Lazenby on
ID addition to bis family-a daught
weighing nine pounds and hnlf.
CHEWING TOBACCO. The stock Of
Levin l. Co. was increased yesterday
of the receipt Of large stock Of chew
tobacco, cigars, etc.