Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-23

PIONEER MARKET BY on advertise
ment published in another portion of
this paper, it will be noticed that Eliza
Lawson will, on or about the first of Sep
TENDER, open the Pioneer Market, on
Meadow Valley street, adjoining Mott.
Fish 4 Co., 3 store. She will always have
on hand the best stock of beef, mutton,
veal and lamb to be found in the Phoebe
market, which will b. sold at living rates
to all. This market will be run in oppo-
sition to all monopoly or high. priced
markets, and all customers will be served
alike with the best in the place. Wm.
Mahoney will have full charge of the
business.
DUTCH JAKE. - This gentleman fell
again from grace yesterday morning, and
asa consequence became noisy and disa-
greeable. Some of the boys placed a
rope around his neck. commencing to
string him up, whilst others cut the rope
releasing him. This together with div.
ers other little jokes which afforded them
much amusement, only made Jake
worse, were played upon the un fortunate
man. We think the boys might let this
unfortunate alone, as it is very disgust
ing 70 see such tricks, as they do no
good; but in fact make the man act worse
tnan ne otherwise would. Jake was fin-
ally carted off to Jail on dray.
AsslaNEEs SALE.-Miles Qnillen, as
s'snee OF the estate of Prime T. Coleman
bankrupt, advertises that there will be a
safe OF mich cows, beef cattle, horses
auu nne mule, the property Of the
Soo's estate at Glissan's ranch on Satur-
u t%, august 10Th, at 2 o'clock p. IN. and
Sa. me sale will be continued every
saturday thereafter at the same hour and
# disposed Of. '"''' '"AA'up' 10
0'Aool'-Monday next, August 2Stb,
ro"mences the Fall school term of
lOVnS school District, and the Trustees
a'' ueslrous that the parents of all chill.
, trea should see tina. their children at.
will hs SCHOOL regularly, otherwise they
w w;u % compelled to act in accordance
nal "h .ne Compulsory School Law, which
in aaa II very disagreeable for parents
,a, oAse they do not attend to such mat
~ Dad CONDITION learned yes
quay from the Hiko mail rider that w.
u;, lefSoson, who was cut by Cadwlll at
vo,sa Va tuesday last. WAS in much
fsci voonaltion on Sunday night, and in
ths 20. vas not expected to live. This was
ls1 ;ieport brought to Hike from the VAL
!" IN which Ferguson lives.
IN TowN.-Jake Clark, a former resi-.
uent OF Phoebe. but has been absent in
virginia City and San Francisco for a
ear past, arrived by the last Salt Lake
tage. He is uncertain about the
ength OF his stay.
The weather. throughout yesterday was
cool and pleasant. towards evening the
barometer marking 20 degrees only
tAe Summer days Of Phoebe are about
nne and We may soon look for the
Humencement of Autumn.
Sas Hamilton stage arrived last even.
SShalf past seven o'clock without
spsss'sngers for Phoebe. Several passen-
s snAft Hamilton and Eureka on the
Civ all OF them stopping at Ward
leaves ro-DAY.-Henry Ward leaves
o'aay's stage for Virginia City, Me-
'ua. Mr.. Ward has sold out his bust
I nay Interests in Phoebe and will either
hin % IN that city or Reno. We wish
| tend success wherever his footsteps may
~, e.DEhrAKER.-Peter Harrison having
h. uased all the interest of n. Ward in
Undertaking business in Phoebe, will
at,s 's,'er run that business himself and
|bu,;aal1 70 the making of collins and the
VI deceased persons.
|bssn assessment of 81 per share has
|com '''ed on the Grown Point Mining
|snd p pn delinquent September 10:
|Kossn,sS q hfty cents per share by the
|on thu :. Mining Company, DELINQUENT ps