Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURE.
j NJ Martin

TURNED MINER.-Ih0 SILVER City he
porter says: "V. W. Brooks, q printer
who has worked at his trade for
the last ten years, quit case in the En-
terprise Office day or two ago for the
purpose of swinging pick and hammer
in the mines. He says he prefers work
ing eight hours day for four dollars to
fourteen for five dollars. Every man to
his own notion, but he will find that
mining tells on the muscle. He will also
find that working in the impure air with
the thermometer at from eighty to ono
hundred degrees Fahrenheit, and chang
ing shifts OF the end of every two weeks,
to say nothing of the danger to life and
limb from accidents of all kinds, is
scarcely calculated to prolong life. Take
FOOLS advice. who has been there, old
boy, and stick to singing antimony.
Mining is good to fall back on when
other sources of employment fail. but IL
is very far from being pleasant occu-
patton" Mr.. Brooks worked for some
time on the Phoebe RECORD, where he
commended himself to the favorable con-
Mas1ation Of all with whom he came in
contact: As he has taken notion Of
singing pick instead of type We wish
him success.
BARaAINs.-Attention is called to the
advertisement of Dan. COIN in to-day s
RECORD. He is closing up his business
in Phoebe and has determined to sell his
goods at San Francisco cost prices. The
assortment he keeps on hand is large
and varied, consisting of dry goods,
clothing, gents furnishing goods, boots
and shoes of every description, &c.
These articles can be found at the stone
store on Main street.
FIRST OF MAY.-The first day of the
month of May opened bright and pleas.
ant, in consequence of which every one
having the time to spare made trip from
Phoebe, either to the scene Of the target
excursion and picnic of the Lexington
Guard or to Highland. Phoebe during
the day time seemed like unto the De
sested Village.
GOODS MISUNDERSTANDING for th,
following parties arrived in Phoebe OF
sunday from the Eureka and Palisad,
railroad: Meadow Valley, J. Meye
z Bro. Gibfried 4 Brisacher, JohI
nnoeder, Fl. Wellan1, p. Harrison, A. J
oiair, q. R. Cushing, D. @. Clark, 8
Pr. W. Clute. A. d. Reccabarrep, II
1',J. 4, Duff, W. r. Wilson, A. Baker
I'D, Halpin.
GOODS TO ARRIvE.-Merchandise 10
@s tOllowing parties will arrive on tn
9th ofMay from the Eureka and Pals
100 Railroad: D. G. Clark. 8. & T., r
" w. Mining Company, A. j. Blair, T
". Clute, John Shier, A. Mandich. 4
roulette, John Roeder, Dec. 8. I
Lee, G. Wiederhold, J. Meyer & Bro
mop Sing and P. Harrison.
JUSTICE CouRT.-In the Justice Cou,
Yesterday. two executions were issued q
follows: For taxes due for the year 1877
State vs.. Steele, and State against HeI
cules 8. M. Co. Eureka and Palissd
Railroad against Werthmeyer; suit CON
msnced, proper bond fled and attach
msnt released.
New SoNa Books. -Wiedsrhold
GOODMAN received by Sundays stag
about 1900 song books Of all kinds an
Qualities. The latest songs, melodies
&C., sung and played in New York an
san Francisco can be found in this ',
red assortment.
MONTHLY MEErINa. - The Pioct
Nas Club will hold their rsRul,
STSsAly meeting this evening at Il
saA Rooms, on Meadow Valley stree
a~sooelock. 4 full attendance u =
Sad, as business Of importance vi
~sfansacted.
IAN KErrLED.-Soms parties star
s0os on Sunday morning for dri,
%sDaillonvills and Panaca. had the
ANN ANN Settled BY some friends Who No
ns..u Uus 70 show their regret ct the d,
m;sA. The tin cans frightened Il
AVA a'S and came near causing q rul
"a VOTE OF THANKS. The members
Lexington Guard return q vote
oi, Sss to Dave Nick the engine,
u. ~ uain, for the attention be paid
'0mpany and guests on the train.
~, a1A0vrD.-Ths material, press.
u, s no. Of the Phoebe Daily R,oo,
N.;s zen removed to Wards BUILDING =
street, ct which place hereafts, y
o,D will be published. -
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nn, following passengers viii arr,
Ri ~ ss'snning's Eureka stage: loser