Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-29

FIRE. Yesterday morning an alarm OF
FIRE was sounded OF about 10 o'clock.
Both Hose Companies started promptly
for the scene. which was given as up
Main street, but as they arrived near
Thornton & Kelley's Office it was found
to be comparatively false alarm, as only
small lot of cedar brush was the cause,
when the companies returned home. We
were pleased to see such activity dis
played in getting out the apparatus of the
Hose Companies. "Our boys" are on
the alert and it wont be their fault if
fire is not squelched in good season.
\ Row AND FIGHT-A row and fight
occurred at the corner of MaiR and
Meadow Valley streets on Sunday even
ing last between two mechanics of the
Raymond & Ely foundry. The fight
lasted only few minutes, but was very
game during the time it lasted. The re-
spective friends of the parties separated
them and marched them off just about a
second before the officers arrived.
Neither party seemed to be much in
jured in the arrangement, but daylight
will tell better.
ALPS M1LL.-The quicksilver having
arrived for this mill on Sunday nigh,
they commenced running five pans on
Monday morning. The following ship.
ments Of bullion have been made by the
mill for the past week and Yesterday
February 21st so. 243 SO, 23d So, 439. 49,
9th 81 486. 10. 26th 2,514O9, 28th 49,.
206.02; total 10, SS9.59 Which will TO,
the following week be increased in con-
sequence of the increased number OF
pans running.
PLEASANT WEATHER. That is what VIC
are all wishing for, but cannot get a,
present. Yesterday was one of The mos
disagreeabe days of the season. Il
commenced showing early in the morn
ing, accompanied by terrific gale ani
continued through the day. About
O'Clock in the afternoon the snow ceased
to fall but the sky presented the appear
ance of giving US little more of tn,
same sort before long.
| THE DYNAMIC This il the rame o
the first extension of the Ely Company
mine, and is owned by H. G. Church
who has sunk q shaft to the depth O
sixteen feet and struck what he think
is continuation of the Ely Company
mine. The ledge is overlaid by lava
bolders, etc., ard the prospects of tn
extension are considered good.
A PRIVATE SoIREE. - Charley Coo
dicke. the renowned brewer of Panac
Flat. on Sunday evening gave an ente
tainment to SMALL circle OF his friends
. Lager beer was freely INDUCED in an
the company, mostly composed Of Ge
mans. enjoyed the occasion.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The Rev. Ge
b. Allen supplying the place of Rev.
. H. Kline. preached on Sunday last, Dol
: morning and evening, at the Episcop
I Church. delivering two impressive Sc
q mons to large audiences.
The Hamilton stage due on Sundt
: ! evening, did not arrive until Monday
5 nine o'clock. The delay was caused
Q the immense amount of snow that ha
!. fallen this side OF Hamilton.
VI MULLINS. Four mullers for the Ne
v ark mill arrived via the Eureka al
/, Palisade Railroad on Monday last. Tn
n are Of large size and show good wor
! manship.
7. G. Poujade yesterday received
. large assortment of goods by the Eure
= and Palisade Railroad; grocers, sug,
hams, lard, etc.
J. TIE pony rider arrived last evening
70 o'clock, but as no connection was ma
y he brought no mail.
l. The telegraph informs US that the sta
y will not leave Hamilton for this pls
= until this morning.