Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-12

LOST BoY.-Mrs. johnson. OF Omaha,
writes to the Eureka Sentinel, making
inquiry for a lost boy. He has freokles,
red hair. and is Is years old. She says
he is either in Nevada, or in the Black
Hills. We havn't seen anything of him
in this portion of the Battle. born. Guess
she had better institute inquiry in the
hills. Perhaps Recumbent Bull may
know something of his whereabouts.
Has any of our citizens seen anything of
a red haired, freckled Is years old?
We give it as our opinion that the In
dian possesses no genius of invention or
discovery. Tobacco grows on a thous.
and hills around Phoebe. and yet the In
dams that hang around town will beg a
piece of tobacco from their white breth-
ern, when with little exertion on their
part would supply them with winters
store of that vegetable.
YESTERDAY was the warmest day we
have had for three weeks, the thermo.
meter marking 80 degrees. Fahrenheit,
in the shade. Up in the northern and
western part of the State they are SILVER.
ing and shaking with the cold, in White
Pine they had several inches of snow
last Thursday and down here we are fan.
ming ourselves and hoping that the sup.
ply of ice is sufficient to last through the
heated term.
Word has been received from the
hunting party that left here some time
ago for Pangwitch Lake. 1t is the in.
tention of the party to push on to al
elevated plateau one hundred and fifty
miles east of the Lake where the deei
are in great number.
A FARMER, the other day, il the story
be true, writes to San Francisco mer.
chant. asking how the formers son was
getting along, and where he slept nights
The mercant replied: HE sleeps in the
store in the daytime. l don't know
where he sleeps nights"
The last consignment OF books for the
Philalethic Library has arrived and been
put in place. 1t embraces nearly every
department of literature, and presents a
very nice appearance.
WE met man yesterday who assured
US that, if steamboats, were selling al
ten cents dozen, he couldn't make the
hrst payment on canoe. But theu
who wants watercrafts in this country.
Suspicious amongst thoughts are like
bats among birds, that al ways fly by
twilight. They are defects. not in the
| heart, but in the brain. In a fearful
nature they gain ground very fast.
The Nevada Central Railroad was
brought into lively requisition yesterday
the ore trains footing down to Bullion.
vile. The Raymond & Ely mill will
probably start up tomorrow morning.
YESTERDAY was steam boat day in
Phoebe; very low draught of water in
the main channel; diminished head oil
steam on. and diminished amount oil
coin freight on the homeward voyage.
BoCA.-Just received an invoice of the
justly celebrated Boca Beer, on tap or by
the bottle at the Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street. One price! One Bit! If
BULLION SnIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Go. shipped bullion yesterday valued a,
$3.272.
The ague season is on in Panaca, and
q great many are suffering in that plac.
from that complaint.
FLATNosE, the first station on The
Salt Lake road. is considered the correct
thing for picnic parties now.
EVERYBODY is asking when is the
Fall rise in stocks going to commence. u
Wish we knew; would buy.
No passengers will arrive by this even
ing's stage from Hamilton.
EUREKA reports heavy frosts.