Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

From DARWIN CITY.-We were per-
mi!ted yesterday to make the following
extracts from letter just from Darwin
City, dated March 10Th, 1875. This
camp is very dull at present. The De-
fance is the only mine paying expenses
and town property don't amount to
much, in fact nothing doing in it. There
are great many saloons-29 I think
in the town-and it is q pretty close
game with all of them to make o living
still the camp may improve this sum-
mer. would not advise any person to
come here at present as the place is
overdone. Dave Maggie sold out all his
interest in Panamint for $4,000, to the
mm of Harris & Rhyme. You can
Judge from that how things are there
and this place is but little better at pre-
sent. The New Coso Company are sink
ing on their mines and in about three
months will know whether they go fur
Their or not At present the prospects
in one of them ia very good and think
the company will put up mill in the
next three mouths, as all the ore in tina
mine is milling not smelling, as it was
on top.
FROM the Eureka Sentinel Of tho 25th
we learn that Judge Rives is in hopes
to fix up the business of the District
Court here so that he will be able to leave
for Phoebe by next Wednesday or Thurs.
day, as the business in his own court in
Lincoln county requires his presence
there. His Honor has been very indus.
trious since he has been here, and large
amount of business has been disposed of
IN the court under his direction. Judge
Cole Is expected home about the 10th
proxlmo, and will resume his seat upon
the bench in tims to preside at tho trial
OF the criminal cases in which indict-
Jury.
For VIRGINIA CITY.-This morning oul
young friend Tommy CULLEN, son of oul
county Treasurer, leaves Phoebe for the
oity Of the Bonanza. We wish him al
me success he himself could posi-
oly desire. He is bright, capable
Seh disposed young gentleman, and VIZ
nearlily commend him to the good Offices
o. our friends in Virginia City. He il
accompanied by Mr.. d. J. Robbs, an ole
resident of Phoebe, who also is about tc
Wy ms fortune in the region of the Com
s aocK. We wish all our departing friendi
Jon voyage. We hope to see them al
'acR again ere very long.
MARR1ED.-The marriage of J. N. Cur
us to Miss Jennie bennett, took plac,
last evening at seven O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. ,Dolman
the ceremony being performed by tn,
Rev. r. H. Kline. A large number o
Indies and gentlemen, friends OF tn,
couple, were present to witness the cere
mllony. The wedding feast was spread a
me San Jose House, under the auspices
OF MIR. and Mrs. Miller, and thither th,
guests with the bride and groom repaired
shortly after the ceremony.
MORMON TEAMs.-Our Mormon neigh
oors continue as indefatigable as usual
iney are constantly dispatching team
with supplies to points where supple
We needed, and they have had harves
rioche. Yesterday large humble
~ 'lem arrived here with all sorts O
saaoaace, which they disposed of at goo
DALI PLAYrNa.-The Toys having moth
'ns better to do we're amusing them selve
yesterday in practicing throwing an
s sa'ching the base. ball in order to be read
om s We Spring matches, which will com
Phoebe. ''e'' '' eiuos
Will LEAvE.-Mrs. Wait, accompau
" her two sons. Rolla V. Watt an
n watt, will leave in this morning
Fn n.n,,ton stage for San Francisco. Mis-
nla o roster will accompany them. to b
" ~ seminary near that city.
DhoHEN Lza.-Geo. vollmer's broke
SO was set yesterday morning and b
,s s''sd easy after the operation. Th
f ,aoi,e was two and one half incht
hun hu% the ankle joint, both bones bein
a.: "S hamilton stage will leave piocb
asr s morning OF eight o'clock pssse,
' VIII please take notice. '''