Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-21

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consequences Of mining property in Penn
sylyania District and the strike in the
Ely mine created quite buzz on the
streets yesterday afternoon and evening.
Spite of all reverses the star OF this region
will vet be in the ascendent, and all that
is wanted to cause it to be SO is the we'll
directed use of capital and labor. Upon
this subject those who desire to invest
in mining enterprises will do well to
ponder upon the advices given to
them by the Virginia Enterprise. Since
the almost miraculous developments OF
the bonanza mines, the outside locations
in the region Of the Comstock have re-
ceived a wonderful impetus. No matter
how wild and ferocious is the cat, and
how sharp her claws, money has been
forthcoming in plenteous streams to
carry ON the work of prospecting. Of
course not one in twenty will pay and
the money spent in them will be thrown
away. Seeing this and warned by ex-
perience the press OF the State advise
the capitalists and investor to turn their
attention to the Eastern portion of
Nevada, where there are real undoubted
ore veins, that only need the magical
touch of capital to pour forth their
treasures. The public will begin to see
the truth of this assertion after while
and then Phoebe and Eastern Nevada gen.
| orally will recover from the cloud under
which fortuitous circumstances, and not
her own lack OF merit, has placed her.
STILL LIVES. Yes in spite OF oil draw
backs, eetbacks, disasters and croakers
Phoebe lives and some of these days will
surprise all with return to her pristine
prosperity. For some time real estate
in this town has been commanding but
very poor .prices and sales were difficult
at anything like reasonable rates. 1t
would seem however as if property of
that character had touched bottom and
when any change is experienced it will
be for the better. As proof that this
opinion is well founded we will state
that Mr.. Dolman has disposed of his
stable, corral and dwelling house at the
lower part of town, for the sum of So
$50 gold. Mr.. ]. N. Curtis is the pur.
chaser and is well satisfied with his bar
gain. He will continue the business sc
successfully pursued by Messrs. Boone 4
Dolman and latterly himself at the old
place. Mr.. Curtis was for sometime the
clerk OF Mr.. Dolman in conducting his
business, SO when no purchased the pre-
misses he knew what he was doing. W.
wish him success.
DESTITUTE. attention of our citi
zens is called to very sad case OF desti
tuition. Mrs. Ragan, a hard working
woman of good character, having fv'
children dependent upon her for sup
port, is in most necessitous circum
stances, lacking the actual necessaries O
life. The Messrs. Halpin brought til
matter under our notice, and asked US T.
make public appeal to the charitable Cit
zens Of Phoebe in behalf of the unfor.
innate family, which we do cheerfully, a
!. it appears to be O most urgent case
: Contributions either in money or pre-
vision will be received at the store {
% Messrs. Halpin & Co., and applied
Q the use of this family, who SO great
need assistance. Mrs. Raglan resides o
= Papaca Flat. By calling our citizens Co
: easily satisfy themselves of the urgenc
l. and bona fde character of this appeal.
. REsTAUaANT.-By notice which al
. pears this morning in our advertiser
10 columns, it will be seen that the wife
!, our well-known townsman Mr.. w.
e. Glissan. has opened restaurant c
10 Meadow Valley street in the buildir
a formerly known as the Lafayette.
I future it will be styled the Meadow Vail,
n Restaurant. Mrs. Glissan intends
q provide most literally for the comic
u and taste of those who patronize her re
l. taurant. Care will be taken in selectir
T. the very best provisions and edibles
e. be found in the Phoebe markets and pr
y. pairing them in q manner we'll calculate
~ to crafty the taste of the most fastidiou
10 Those who visit the Meadow Valley re
&c taurant will be very certain to call agai
j., MARTIN VAN buren, K1NGsDuRY wan
e. to hear from his father. John Kingsbur
We The latter was last heard of at Viii
x, Pine, in this State. Address to the ca
~ of VIM. A. Lewis, Wyoming Kent O.
~ Delaware.