Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-25

mutual protection LOT the purpose OF re- |
fusing credit to those men who are
at work and who, instead of |
paying their bills when they get settle
ment of their wages, take the money and |
invest it in stocks. They never quit any
loser as they never pay their bills with
out stocks go up. If they go down the
merchants are the ones that suffer, as
they lose the accounts that they have
CREDITED these parties with. This as
ISOLATION when formed will cut of these
dead heads Gas they may be called and
business men can trade hereafter on
better basis.
ASSESSMENT NoTIcE.-We publish in
to-day's RECORD an assessment notice of
the American Flag Mill and Mining Com
pany, levied by the Trustees of that
company on the 18th day of January
1876, of fifty cents per share on the cap
ital stock of ithe company, payable i'm.
mediately in gold coin. Any stock
upon which this assessment is unpaid
on the 2lst day of February will be de.
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Monday the
Goth day OF March 1876.
On SLEDs. Our officers for the last
few days have been compelled to take
to Jail several parties for drunken and
disorderly conduct. AS it is a little too
much labor to drag them down there
whilst the weather is so rough under
foot, they have been compelled to get
sleds for that purpose. this being an
easy mode of locomotion. One man
picked up about o'clock Sunday morn
ing would have frozen to death if Officer
Kelley had not discovered him in time
and conveyed him to Jail.
CoRoNEE's INQuEsT.-The following is
the verdict of the Coroner's jury sum-
moned to inquire into the cause of the
death of Spanish George, at Tokerville,
Utah. The inquest was held before JUS
tice L. B. Lamb We are indebted to
Jos. NJ. Coschina for copy of the YER
dict, as furnished him by the Justice of
the Peace: eve, the jury, find, in our
opinion, the deceased came to his death
by disease of the lungs and brain, which
appears by the evidence to have been OF
long standing"
FROM LEEDS, UTAH. - We have re-
Gently had letter from friend of ours
at Leeds, Utah, about six miles from
Tokerville, in which be says that Of
Leeds work is prosecuted with grea
vigor on all the mines there. Among
some of the prominent mines that he
mentions is the Morning Star, located by
Bagley & Willes, the assays ranging from
5000 to 81 900. There are other promi.
nent mines there that are doing Just as
well, of which we will give some account
shortly.
MINING TAx.--Our County Assessor is
again out with notice to the effect that
the mining tax for the quarter beginning
October LIST, 1875, and ending December
3lst, 1875, is now due and payable, ant
that the law in regard to the collection
of the same will be strictly enforced
The county wants to settle as fast a.
possible with its creditors, and the re
ceipts from mining tax are an importan
item in making settlements, 30 that j
mines are prompt in paying it will he'll
county matters considerably.
On Sunday evening the marriage o
P. Quinlan to Miss Annie Butts too
place. Numerous friends of both pal
tics wers on hand to witness the cere
mony, which after being through with
the guests started to enjoy themselve
at the house OF the newly welded coupl
on Main street, opposite the HUM an
Hunt Office. According to all accounts
r (for we did not happen to be presen,
/ they passed pleasant evening. leavin
with the best wishes for the newly maj
3 ried couple.
SKATING RINK.-The rink was not
, badly broken as we were informed al
+ published IN Sundays issue. Mr.. d.
: stated to us yesterday that only OF
t corner Of the rink had been broken a,
: that the break amounted to nothing
/ all. it only letting small portion of Il
Q water ont. He thinks with one or II
cold nights that skating will tie excelle
and We hope it will for the sake of tho
. who enjoy it 80 much.
INDEPENDENT Social CLuB.-This CT
q give the sixth of their series of hops
o Browns Hall this Tuesday evening, ia
8 uary 25th, 1876. The Independent s
II !, cial Club hops are always pleasant O
- agreeable. The managers of the club
their best to make invited guests enj
II their socials, and all who have invitatio
II can be- assured of pleasant evenir
Q We hope the weather will be propituo
x so that all who attend the party will hs
" a pleasant time.
I SLEIoHING AND CoAsTINa. - Folks
70 and around Phoebe are now having
70 surfeit of sleighing and coasting.
the latter, although there are many |,
ID ers OF the sport, they are all getti
T. pretty tired, and We are glad of it,
70 although we never like to interfere
n. sport Of any kind, still coasting il
n dangerous amusement. Those that
m JOY it, however, can keep on, and
,e will keep - out of the way of sleds
MOTHERS! Save the lives Of y,
daughters when affected with consur
'y tive coughs or violent colds, by admir-
ng tering to them without delay. the Sta
40 ard Specific. HALE's HONEY OF Ho
i'd HOUND AND TAR.
d. Pixies Toothache Drops cure i'll
On minute.
STAGE AND Pony. THE pony rider
In the Salt Lake road arrived AMI
ay parted on Sunday morning. The
as Lake stage arrived at four o'clock le
nd ing again at 8 p. m.
90 LEFT.-The Hamilton stage
Phoebe on Sunday afternoon at o cl
q with a full load of passengers.
at time to Hamilton will be very slow.