Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-03
DEPARTURES

FIGHr.-A fight occurred on the cor
ner of Main and Meadow Valley streets
yesterday between the boy that drives
the stage to Bullionville and an out
slider about his own weight and size.
The driver would have had the best OF it,
as the other party was O stranger and
the crowd were all bestowing their SYM
pathies on the stage driver, but officer
Mckee coming along stopped the further
progress of the arrangement and took the
stranger up the street to get him break
fast, in which be seemed to stand in
need.
Mup.-Mud is now beginning to show
itself on Main street and we expect
surisit Of it before long We have all
been complaining about snow; now the
snow is about going we will have little
right to complain about mud, and when
the suns rays dry it up our next CON-
plant will be the dust. Nothing suits
US as we are always growing, no matter
what kind OF weather We have.
STAGEs.-The Hamilton stage arrived
yesterday morning at o'clock, leaving
again at $780, two passengers coming to
Phoebe and four leaving in the stage,
they evidently thinking that they will
visit camps where they can make money
in q shorter time than can be done in this
burg but we expect before long that
their return will be chronicled, with the
remark tina. Phoebe is about as good q
camp as can be found anywhere. We
will welcome them when they return.
ELY MINE.--Al. Hamilton with some
other parties made trip to the Ely mine
yesterday. They found that work was
progressing rapidly, the main shaft hav.
ing reached depth OF about forty feet,
with fine ore to that depth, the ledge
growing better as the depth increases
Some parties are working in this mine
who formerly worked in the Burke mine
IN 1870, and they pronounce this to be {
formation similar to that with better
prospects.
THOROUGHBRED STOCK. We yesterda.
received from W. E. Griffin q small bool
containing the list OF this kind of stool
owned by W L. Pritchard. formerly con
nected with the freight line to Phoebe
he now has his stables in Sacramento
sna In reading over the pedigrees of tn
inherent horses he has on hand woult
say mat the stock appears to be first
FROM Dry VALLEY Major Sslder
Wild two or three others Of the citizen
OF Dry Valley, has been ON visit
this town for the last few days. The
nave experienced some trouble in gettin
me RECORD and other papers down
their place and came to Phoebe to arranl
about having them sent 80 that thel
would be no more failures.
Protection HOSE Co.-The member
OF this company will please observ
anotice in to.day's RECORD calling the
attention to the regular monthly meetir
70 oe held on Friday evening next, at
O'Clock, at the Hose House, on Lacol
street. All members will please be pre-
ent and attend to business.
IHAwINa.-During yesterday the sun
rays caused the snow to thaw ct o pref
hvely rate, and the flow of water dow
VAN street continued without interim
s'on throughout the day. Appearance
would Indicate now that we are going
nave an early Spring in Phoebe.
BAzIQuE.-The bazique players are
ioil force once more. Having had SOL
recent lessons in the game they THU
.ney now play it perfectly. Any O
Wishing to learn the game can DO 80
eaiiing at Russ SCOTS rooms any eve
ing between : and 10 o'clock.
icE.-W. R. Wilson informs US II
MS 'ce-houss at Rose Valley is now fill
, WIN ice from the pond at that place, a
ma, he has a large supply on har
ready to supply the community at n
Time it may be needed.
The following passengers will arr
oy to-dsy's stage from Hamilton.
CC,arnardis. Hattie Raymond and w
San x Inc stage left Hamilton vest
The Salt Lake Stage arrived las. ev,
ippg a. o'clock, with one PASSENGER
eioche. It will leave th;a 1 ~ouss;n
so'clock. 'u's inornine