Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-15

The members of the -" Mems Protec-
tive Association " having finally recov-
cred from their panic and bruises of last
Saturday evening which occurred during
the raid made upon them. intend to hold
another meeting tonight, at which time
they will have to cleo: new Sergeant-at-
Arms, as the present incumbent declines
to serve any longer. He states, and with
pretty good reason, that his experience
of last Saturday evening in being
Knocked down aud tralnpled upon by a
swarm OF indignant ieminines, is not ex-
actly the kind of business that he Ell lows
as well as he does breakfast or dinner
and be thinks some one else should take
and hold that post of honor for a few
meetings. The Treasurer also will give
an account of the funds collected. It is
whispered around that the Treasurer is a
little short on his collections and as he
has filed no bonds as yet, trouble may be
anticipated il accounts do not come out
square.
HE CITIZENS FURNAcE.-As per notice
In yesterday mornings RECORD, the
books OF subscription for building the
smelling furnace were opened promptly
at . O'Clock at Bishop & Sabin's office.
Up to eight o'clock last evening So, 100
additional had been subscribed to the
stock, making in all over $1,000. This
SHOWS that the talk of Thursday evening
by W. W. Bishop is doing some good,
awakening the citizens to their own in
terests. Every one is sanguine now that
before forty days roll around that We
VIII have furnace built and ready for
operations. The feeling and under
standing about it is much better, whereat
Gil are pleased and rejoiced. Keep up
the work until the furnace is ready to
work and Phoebe will be much better
Off.
HE WEATHER.-Ye Yesterday was cool
and pleasant throughout the day, the
thermometer ranging no higher than SO
degrees. A cool wind has continued to
Dlow Tor several days past, which makes
lhe weather enjoyable and pleasant, es-
peeisily as we are not troubled with any
hELlABLE.-We yesterday received a
copy OF the Assessment Guide of July
loth, published in San Francisco. In
me list of the mines of Ely Mining
iD:strict, as classified the way it is pub
isned, are the names of thirteen mines
ma. 40 not belong to the Ely Mining
WE had the pleasure of meeting Julius
Jordan last evening who arrived on
thursdays Hamilton stage. MIR. Jor.
can Is one OF the firm Of Beckman &
Jordan. manufacturers of fine cigars.
Ssis Lake City. Their factory is on
West Randolph street, Chicago.
CREMAr1oN.-During the past week q
sqaaw died at wickiup near the out.
skirts of town and the rest of the tribe
.oos up their wickiups. moving them to
nno'her location. The body of the squaw
~as burned to ashes and the ashes
CHARLEY HOFFMAN will arrive on TO-
days Hamilton stage. Mr.. Hoffman
was the first superintendent of the
Meadow Valley mine.
ALPS Reservoir Alps re,ervo;r
mas been constructed, it making q
regular lake over fifty feet wide. The
water in it yesterday was over seven feet
deep.
ALPS ScALEs.-Rock is being hauled
to the Alps mill wherewith to make a
foundation for the ore scales, which will
De moved from Main street their present
location.
MORMON wagons with various kinds OF
nuh and some with potatoes arrived in
tamp yesterday. The corner on pota.
"es Is about being busted.
a LIVELY fight started in on Main
street yesterday afternoon, but owing to
u being interrupted but few blows were
struck; nobody being much injured.
ProoHE SrocKs.-There was only one
quotation of Phoebe stocks in yesterday q
CCoaro' that of the Alps Silver Mining
Company.
LEFT.-Wm. Henry Harrison and
brooks McLane left Phoebe yesterday
afternoon for Belleville. The bovs
were well equipped for travelling.
BULLION SHIpMENT.--Wells, Fargo &
90 30 shipped bullion yesterday valued a,
DISTRICT CouRr.-The District Cour,
"ee's to-day at ten O'Clock.
w 1 4. are under obligations to
w. ". Bishop for late southern papers.