Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-30

Nor TRUE.-One would infer from the
tone of letter received from L. II.
Supple, a former compositor in this Of
fee, that Denver, Colorado, is not one of
the most desirable places on the conti-
nent. Some there are in such straitened
circumstances that propositions to work
for grub are entertained. He says
that story about him selling Bibles is
"too thin" that DIR. McKenney is re-
sponsible for it, and that it has no foun-
dation in fact. San Juan is at present
Harry objective point. What has &C.
cured in that region to induce any one
10 go there he does not state, but init
mates that any place is better than Dem
yer.
BETTING ON THE REsuLT.-There were
anumber Of wagers made yesterday in
regard TO the decision Of the Supreme
Court of this State in the matter of the
Odd Fellows Savings and Commercial
Bank against Miles CULLEN, County
Treasurer. Both sides seemed to have
plenty of hackers. We saw some bets
made in which the parties bet the de-
clsion would be against the county, al
though they wished to see the county
win. News as to the result is expected
at any moment.
ESCAPE FROM FIRE.-Yesterday after
noon smoke was seen by some of the
employees Of the mine near the boarding
and clearinghouse which belongs to the
Ely Mining Company's works. It was
quickly extinguished by them and the
building saved. On an examination into
the cause We learned that it was from
throwing ashes out among the remains
OF the pine and cedar lumber used in
building the house. 1t was narrow es.
cape. People cannot be too cautious in
regard to ashes, especially in windy
weather,
our AoAIN.-We were yesterda,
pieased to meet on the streets L. A
oufthey who was injured some time
since by cave on the 10th level Of th.
raymond & Ely mine. At the time O.
lGe cave his shoulder was dislocated, be
also receiving scalp wounds and othe,
INJURIES. Yesterday was the FIRST tim,
ne mas appeared on the streeta and al
though getting better very fast be stil
looks very thin and is considerably
crippled.
CIRcULARs.-We observed yesterday
number OF placards posted around tn
streets, having printed upon Thorn tn
following; Drink Noble Whisky" W,
have no idea who Noble is, or at wha
Particular spot he holds forth, but cal
say that there are many in Phoebe VIII,
are ready to drink Noble whisky or an,
other kind il they have fair show /,
DO 30.
STOVE PIpEs.-- Yesterday ives q blus
'efy and windy day. Stove pipes be
come loosened on stormy day (witnss
ae case of the San FRANCISCO Restaurant
week ago). aud our citizens would d
ssa to examine today into the condition
u !bt,r stove pipes. Five minutes tim
VIII settle the whole business /" On
SSS s them whether they are safe fror
IRE or not.
HoR ScHooL.-L. Jacobs, son OF Il
Jacobs Of the firm Of jacobs & Sul,ar
's'' BY yesterday mornings Hamilto
s!age for San Francisco wher he will Q
70 school Tor two or three years, at ii
.ad Of which time we will be surprise
w VIE zee quite a man returning to pioch,
VINO 'eit here medium size boy.
ooslicE CounT.-J Judge Allen yeste
aay morning rendered his decision
p case OF d. Q. Church against Ii
n.ymond L Ely s. M. Co., giving Il
p pm Judgment for $50 and costs ,
'or ten days. WAS e'an'e
III. LIE Hamilton stage left Phoebe 70
passengers. 'V0N WIN ssve