Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-19

F1RE.-A fire occurred yesterday morn
ing about four o'clock near the water
tank on the side hill. The first alarm
was given by the Raymond & Ely whis-
tie, and our carrier, who was just then
occupied in delivering the RECORD on
Main street, and who is foreman of
Phoebe Hose Company, rushed to the
fire alarm bell to sound the proper alarm
but seeing that the fire was at such
distance he did not do SO, especially rs
it WAS extinguished in q few minutes
thereafter. We learn that the alarm
sounded caused many miners to turn
out of their beds thinking it was time to
get ready to go to work. Some of them
dressed quickly and went to the various
restaurants for the purpose of getting
their meals, no: knowing the cause OF
the alarm and thinking it the regular
sound. They were soon undeceived
however by finding restaurants closed
and being informed of matters. The
fire was at the American Flag tank and
was caused by some fire which had been
used during the day in thawing out the
pipe. The only damage done was the
scorching of the tank which con Re very
soon remedied.
A NEw print SHOP. Tommy o.
borne, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express
Office, has lately been prcatioing the art
OF printing on small scale. From the
East be has procured a miniature hand
press, type, etc., and has improved in
the ar" very fast we think. Yester-
day during bis absence Griffin, the agent
OF Wells, Fargo Il Co., betrayed conf
dence little by taking from secre.
repository three sets of visiting cards,
one with the name Of Carrie Waddilove
printed thereon; the names printed on
.ne other two sets have escaped oul
memory. They were printed in style
ana SHOWS that the young man has been
inoustrlous and means business.
FuNERAL.-The funeral of Chas. Evans
TOOK place yesterday afternoon at foul
o'clock from Armory Hall from which
place the oortege moved to the Episcopa
Church. After services were held by tn,
Rev. 4. II. Kline. the funeral procession
headed by the Phoebe Brass Band pro
ceeded to the grave yard where tn,
remains We deposited.
YOUNG MEMS Social The Youn,
Mems Social Club, as will be seen b,
notice in the RECORD OF to-day, will hol,
their regular semi-monthly meeting thi
evening at Browns Hall at O'Clock
Election OF officers for the ensuing quar-
Ter Will take place and members are re
quested to be present.
RExovAL.-Our next door neiehb boz
Charles Koch. publishes his removs
card in to-day's RcoRD. He is ready t
make custom boots aud shoes or se
ready made boots and shoes that are c
good quality and reasonable in price
ne also has for sale leather findinRs
any goods purchased Of him that nee
small repairs will be attended to free {
charge
FAY DAY. We are pleased to ar
honnce that the following notice OF
Reared in front Of the doors OF the Stat
p pn OF Nevada yesterday: "Raymon
LILY ). M. Company will pay ali labc
on Wednesday. 10th inst. On Thursda,
So'h' all bills. Signed Barber"
Nxsslrr & BROTHER are making read
R tas stone store formerly occupied b
neaupre Bro. which thew purchase
% Saturday last. for the reception ,
rosr MoRrsM.-A post. mortem exam
Ts was held on the body OF Charlie
at Hanly's Hall. 'o
bullion SHIrMEsr.-wells. Fargo
$3.929. '"'''on veiued