Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-15

WILL LEAVE IO.DAY.-Aln6ey LanlnS,
well-known assayer of Phoebe, leaves
on to-day's Eureka stage. He proposes
going first to the Hot Springs in Arkan-
sas and trying them for the benefit of his
health, and from there to the Centennial
exhibition. He will be absent a few
months, and during his absence M. B.
Garrahan will run the assay office. Jno.
Galley will also leave in the same stage,
his destination being Virginia City.
FLEW AwAY.-Miles CULLEN on Thurs
day last accidentally let his canary bird
get loose from its cage, when it immedi-
ately flew toward Alexander's drug store,
on Main street. Several attempts were
made to capture it in that neighborhood.
but without success. A boy caught it in
the lower part of town towards evening
and returned it to its owner.
Coop FR1DAY.-Yesterday Friday was
the day on which is commemorated the
crucfxion of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.
The Catholic Church in her whole Office
expressed the deepest mourning. The
affairs were naked except at the Priests
communion. No mass was said or sac
riice offered. Appropriate services for
the occasion were held at the Catholic
and Episcopal churches.
ADJUSTMENTS. The boys around Phoebe
will have fun if they never save cent.
Yesterday after four o'clock all kinds OF
games were being played. base ball.
jumping, with and without dumb bells,
the winding UP Of all icing a foot race
Of hundred yards between three anna
tours. A tonsorial artist got away with
the pool. Billy Goodman and st. Thorn
as were the judges.
ToouERvILLE ORE.-We yesterday OBJ.
served at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office
three bars Of bullion valued at 50, 969. 49,
This was the result of the working at the
Alps mill of 81 tons Of ore from Toquer
vile, the ore averaging $312.62 per ton
TWAS worked up to 934 per cent. O.
the pulp assay.
FIRE WARpEN.-We think the Boart
otFire Delegates have been little hast,
10 regard to recommending Fire War
oen for appointment by the Sheriff, as
1ae one appointed some six month
since Hank Knerr) has not resigned
nor been removed and still attend
10 the duties of that position.
FINE WEATHER.- Yesterday was on
Of the finest days of the season: JUS
warm enough to make it. pleasant an,
agreeable, no dust flying and the street
being in hard and dry condition, w
hope to see many more days of the sam
kind OF weather before Spring opens init
Summer.
For GRooM DIsTRcT.-N. Wescoati
accompanied by his son, will leave Ia
day for Groom District. His bushes
IN Groom District 10 the survey Of som
mining claims for the English Compan
there.
HE Salt Lake stage arrived yesterda
morning at half-past eleven O'Clock
bringing to town four passengers an
Badly Sackett, the Division agent OF th
road. Badly holds his own, be does nc
grow any stouter or thinner.
MODEL OF FURNACE. j. Halpi
Yesterday exhibited to us the model Of
smelling furnace which Mr.. Bassett il
T 1snds erecting in the vicinity of Pioch
Inc model shows Ane workmanship.
LEAP FRoa.-On Main street yesterda
me boys were amusing themselves
Playing that time. honored game calle
leap frog" Many fall was had an
~ consequence the sport Was enjoyabl
IN TowN.-Hugh White arrived
ROCHE yesterday on the Salt Lake stag
Az AZ usual he is full of business, contin,
H;ny on the go, working for the forvar
"g and commission house.
AsalvED.-Chas. Culverwell, broth
Lake stage. ~
anAIs.-John Roeder yesterday :
ss;vsd lot of grain from soms If :,
saints Of Utah. 'o' u y
rHoTEcr1oS Hoss. --This comma,
to .l :, down Phoebe street las. evenin
'0s purpose Of exercise. ~