Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-27

ASSESSMENT NorICE.-We publish to-
day an assessment notice levied bv the
trustees of the Meadow Valley Mining
Company, on the 2lst of July, of seventy
five cents per share upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, PAYABLE i'm.
mediately at the office of the companv
AIS California Street, San Francisco,
Any stock upon which the assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day of
August, will be delinquent and adver,
tised for sale, and if payment is not
made before, will be sold on the 25th
day of September, 1876.
We learn from parties lust returned
from Ward district, that affairs there are
not very lively. Meals are so cents.
shaving % cents, four eating houses
four bar-rooms and three stores. The
water that supplies the town is owned
oy the mines and as soon as the furnace
Is built it will be all used by that. l65
men are on the pay roll of the company.
outside OF that nothing is stirring, but
the boys think that in time it will be a
good camp.
The Salt Lake Tribune of the 21st
says The funersl of James Dryer took
place yesterday afternoon from the Acad-
envy of the Holy Cross. CONSUMPTION.
banning all the care of the sisters and
Skill OF physicians carried him off about
one o clock the day preceding. The de-
ceased was q former resident of Nevada,
ana Iatterly of Phoebe, where a brother
ana many warm friends will mourn his
unumely loss. The deceased was a good
cl'izen and an upright and honest man.
FREIGHT ARRIVED. Freight was de-
llVefed yesterday to the following par
nes which arrived by the Eureka and
1aiS"oe railroad teams Tuesday night:
FuIks McAlpin, Nesbitt & Bro. John
hoeder, Phi. Felsenthal, Wertheimer.
raymond & Ely mine, D. G. Clark 4,
Bro, Henry Eilers, Charles Goedicke
anu the Meadow Valley mine.
DISTRICT COURT The District Court
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
"Ansactng the following business
!Ae' vs.. Lawson; motion for a new
d." "' uenied' Empy VS.. Sherwood; the
o"y was consumed in the trial of this
Sase' me decision being that Judgment
oe entered In accordance with the find
AZ! .nGs TO be filed. Court then adjourned
"'' L f'aay' July 2Slh, at 10 o'clock.
ADscoNDED.-F. Hewets left town on
tuesday morning on the Salt Lake stace
0"'nS everybody. Ed. Clute took a
nag son ana followed the stage catching
~ W II Yesterday morning about five
oIock' ~ miles from Phoebe. Mr..
am swe's settled with Mr.. Clute and was
"''o"ed to go In peace.
hclAL MEErING.-At a special meet
s VI Protection Hose Company, held
iust evening at 8 o'clock at their hose
Wa On Lacour street. Russell Scott
Pa rs dominated for Chief Engineer, John
'oeoer Tor First Assistant and A. E.
arnold for Second Assistant.
MEET1Na.-The members of Lightner
HOOK x Ladder Company hold special
meeting this Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock at their truck house on Maj,
street. Special business will coma bsfora
the meeting and all member are reonest.
ed to be present.
THROWN OFF.-A gentleman yesterday
attempted to mount bare. backed mule
on Main Street. but the mule, however,
oolected to any such arrangement, and
Mhded the aforesaid gent on the ground,
whist his muleship took short walk.
A SCARCITY of officers exist now in
,,,ocae. The Constable is alone, all of
MS n.' deputies being absent; but with the
viii IT'e 81 amount of business doing there
ba n, oe no necessity for them being On
-'nu Tor some time.
STAGES. The Hamilton and Salt
LAKE stages departed yesterday morning
WV, n''1 SIX passengers from Phoebe. The
nnn mus on both lines are in fine condition
now and travelling pleasant.
FURNACE MEETINa.-The Subscribers
~ the furnace fund intend holding a
hons'ln this evening ats O'Clock a. the
'' OF Protection Hose Company.
SUMNER AND wINrER.-R. G. Soho.
S ss'a Yesterday exhibited to us two verv
ana T W paintings representing Summer
winter, painted by him.
GRAND JURr.-The Grand Jurv hal,
to to- session yesterday but will hold ono