Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-05

SALE OF FLORAL MILL.-We learned
yesterday that everything in regard to
the sale OF the Floral Mill had been
completed; that the lien holders had
been secured in oil their money and that
numerous transfers had been made, the
money paid to the lien holders being the
amount allowed by the Supreme Court
OF the state together with the interest on
the same up to date, this sale WILL dis
burse lot of money amongst business
men that have heretofore owned an in
terest in this mill and who have not had
the pleasure OF seeing any cash from 1t
in the last three years. II will relieve
them OF certain debts and distribute
money that has been locked up in Phoebe
for the time above mentioned. This
mill is now in competent hands and will
make good returns for all ore consigned
to their care.
REGULAR DIVIDEND. day q notice
ia published in the RECORD that the
State Bank has declared dividend of
two per cent. on the capital stock OF that
corporation, at a meeting Of the Trustees
held last evening, and is the same amount
that has been declared for months back,
showing that the bank il not backward
10 coming forward with the profits that
they make, OF which the stockholders
have the immediate control, as will be
shown in the numerous notices given in
the RECORD OF dividends. We do not
mt for hav
never had balance enough to place to
our credit--an editor never has-but
just to call public attention to facts that
are we'll known in the community but
should be known on the outside.
LEAp-YEAR PARTY. - The proposed
leap-year party of which we spoke some
time since is now progressing very favor
ably. The ladies' engaged in the matter,
not wishing to interfere with either the
Young Mems Social Club or the Inde.
pendents. will give the party after those
given by those clubs. As this affair viii
be one of the features of the season, it il
hoped that gentlemen will not be black
ward in coming forward to aid oil the,
possibly can. Very few of the male Sc,
will be called on for aid. and those tina
will be had better make themselves prom
inent or they may never have anothe
chance.
MuD-MUD.-When we wrote th
above we had no reference to those VIII
are backward in putting up on stock
which have lately deprecated, bat to th
complaints Of sundry travellers in an
around our "little" town of Phoebe, VIII
now think that they have perfect rigt
mas commenced disappearing. If "
nave few bright days like yesterday th
sun will soon dry all the mud in th
main streets.
SKATrNa.-A number Of ladies' an
gentlemen visited Judge Rives ranc
yesterday for the purpose Of having
little skating; but after arriving at Il
place found that the ice was in no col
lition to trust themselves upon it will
ont they desired wetting. II they he
that the ice is in good condition thu
will make trip to Rose Valley to-
to try 1t. but we fear that the skatil
season is about over in the neiRhborhot
OF Phoebe, and we sympathize with tho
who enjoy the sport.
FoR THE BLACK HILIs.-The pervers
ness Of human nature il illustrat
every day. Notwithstanding that
nave published reports that go to she
that the excitement about the Black Hi
does not amount 10 much, we have b
several citizens leave Phoebe for {
purpose of visiting there, and tod
Geo. Kendall, q we'll known citizen
ROCHE, will leave for that purpose.
wish BIN good luch but think be COT
10 better BY remaining here.
rlocHE HosE.-The regular mont
meeting Of the Phoebe Hose Comps
was held at their Hose-house on M
street. street. The usual monthly business '
fousD.-Au emerald ear drop "
gold setting. Notice the advertise me
IN this mornings RECORD 70 that efYs
u can be found at the REcosn hnsin
Office BY paying charges. 'D''n
BULLION SH1pMzsr. -wells. Fargo
a. 40 shipped yesterday bullion valued
WANT to let a contrast 10 han,
rom Eagle Valley. ". r. wnso,