Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-13

ARRIVED.-Matt COScnlna ana VIE
arrived in yesterday mornings stage.
Mr.. Coschina is brother of Joe who
formerly kept a store at this place, now
occupied by the Miners Market. Matt
Coschina has been away from Phoebe
for three years and two months. He
started from Phoebe for Peru and after
landing there was attacked with the
small pox. He soon recovered from
that and went to work for Harry Meiga.
Getting tired of that country be thought
change to an American climate would
be beneficial. 80 he accordingly came to
the United States, going to Cheyenne,
intending to go to the Black Hills, but
the reports at Cheyenne not being of
satisfactory nature, he concluded to
abandon that region and try silver min
ing camps once more, which he has &C
cordingly done. MIR. Coschina has
taken into himself wife since leaving
Phoebe.
JEFFERSON MIMI. This mine Is stu
ated in Jefferson Canyon, Nye county.
Nevada, and is owned principally by A.
H. Rutherford and L. ]. Hanchett,
former resident OF Phoebe and former
owners of the Phoebe mine. On the
9th of January the company elected the
following officers: John I. Gray, Presi.
dent; A. H. Rutherford, G. s. Hobbs, s.
Roberts and L. j. Hantchett, Trustees
9. A. Shakey, Secretary. L. j. Han.
chett was appointed Superintendent
The mine has declared two diviends Of
$25, 900 each. paid during March and
April 1875. 1t is said to be A No. in
stitution and has returned the stock
holders the amount invested in it.
PIocHE ATHLETIC CLuB.-The Pioch
Athletic Club met last evening at
o'clock at Browns Hall. when the fol
lowing business was transacted: Tha
on and after this date class meetings will
be held on Mondays and Fridays, from
to 10 o'clock, at the hall on Main street
formerly occupied as the RECORD Office
A full attendance OF members at the elias
meeting tomorrow (Monday) evening
particularly requested, as new pro
gramme Of Athletic exercises will be in
troduced.
JEwETT ADAMS. We yesterday ha
the pleasure Of receiving letter from
Jewett Adams. Lieutenant Governor {
the State OF Nevada. Mr.. Adams re
turned from the State OF Texas on th
23d of January. where be has been sine
November 1875, on business connecte
with his cattle interests. Since return
| ing to Carson be has been in i'll healt
but has now recovered, which fact =
are pleased to chro nicle.
Twas well the Journal man did n,
/ hurl. his exchanges after the retreaitr
. imp Of darkness, as related in yesterday
issue OF that paper, before using at lea.
one of them for the purposes Of his lit
story, else the details might have bee
incomplete, and 'twould not have be-
. known till yet" how the "devil inca
! nate" was taken in on that bogus bal
dollar.
: A RABBI. The arrival OF j. L Kalish
, in the Hamilton stage that arrived
four o'clock a. m. is announced in I
days issue OF the RECORD. Mr.. Kalish
Q Ia Jewish Rabbi and has Just arriy
L here for the purpose OF circumcisinR
!. child OF Jewish birth. born not lo
!. since.
o NoTIcE. Heuss advertses in [
!. days REooRD that he is half owner
\ what Is known as the Pioneer Stable, q
10 uated on Meadow Valley street; that
It does not carry on any part of the live
o business, and is not responsible for O
|. debts against said stable or any CO
tracted BY any other party but himse
d VENI, vIDr, vIcI Il came, I saw,
+ my drinking at Panaca saloon one pri1
It one bit! :
BULLION SHIpMENr.--Wells. Fargo
20. shipped yesterday bullion valued
= 1854.