The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-04

Service Office at Phoebe, under charge Of
Corporal Il. Hall of the Signal Service,
and found that with the exception of the
instruments for noting tho speed of
wind by the hour that he had every
thing in working order. He takes seven
observations daily of the the wind, heat,
state OF the atmosphere, etc., four re-
ports of which are telegraphed to the
Office in Washington City at the hours
Of sos q. NJ. Phoebe time, Washington
time being 1856 a m. $3.50 a. III, Phoebe
time. Washington time - m; 05 p.
N. Phoebe time, Washington time 435
p. IN; $50 p. m. Phoebe time, Washing.
ton time II p. N. When he has his
anomometer or wind register in order it
will operate by electricity. and as stated,
noting the rate of speed of the wind by
the hour. The three other reports are
taken at the hours of 7 q. m. and and
p. m. Mr.. Hall finds the atmosphere
here OF very dry nature, no humidity
in 1t to amount to anything, except
shortly after storms.
ARR1vED.-W. E. Griffin, wife and
daughter returned to Phoebe by private
conveyance on Thursday night. A. D.
O'Dougherty returned on Thursdays
stage, Mr.. O'Dougherty describes the
scene at San Francisco during the riot as
being fearful. Mr.. Decrano, a mining
expert from San Francisco, arrived in
the same stage, intending 70 stay here
about ten days on business. He is u
nj frin of ha &c -,
Francisco and is Interested with the m in
various mining ventures.
DISCHARGED An Indian was caught
last Monday with bottle of whisky in
his possession and was looked up in the
County Jail. Efforts were made to in
duce him to expose the party from
whom the liquor was obtained but the
officers we're unsuccessful, and getting
tired turned him loose on Wednesday.
Our officers will have to try some other
method to get evidence against the
Offenders.
WILL REMovE.-For the convenience
of the public and for the better transact
ton Of business, the Alps company intend
removing their Office from Cedar to that
of Main street, opposite Wells, Fargo &
Co., in the store formerly occupied by
Mrs Dowd. The removal will be effected
about Monday next.
PAy.DAY.-Ths Alps Company have
their payday on the 10Th inst. See the
notice of the Superintendent. This will
distribute about $4,000 around town
and will help matters considerably dur.
ing the present stagnation of business.
Stock BUSINESS. w. E. Griffin ii
now prepared to buy and sell all kinds
of stock on commission and intends
transacting in future regular stock
brokers' business.
OVER THE RUBIcoN. Louis Lagel
Beer ce-cold-unsurpass large stool
: on hand at Panaca Saloon. 1000 Mali
street. One Price! One Bit! By til,
bottle so cents.
PIocHE BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo l. Co
shipped during the week bullion value,
at SIS, 29s.s7.
, FoE fine Key West Havanas at 121
} cts. go to Krause's. Domestics, 3 and
for % cts. If
John Bird OF Seattle, Washington
I Territory, desires information of job
D Desarmean.
q CoHN's Mammoth Clothing and DR.
8 Goods Emporium, at the old stand o
r Main street, opposite Meadow Vale
street, has again opened with new an
> well selected stock Of goods pertaining
: frst.class establishment. Everythin
' new, nobby and stylish. Satisfactio
q guaranteed In every instance. Call at th
a old stand, where goods are sold at DO
tom prices. Henry Conn,
. Main st. opposite Meadow Valley 8
q BEEn.-l0 casks of st. Louis Beer
n the best on the Continent--just receive
:. at Panacs Saloon, 1000 Main Street. Or
:, Price! One Bill! BY the bottle. so ct
y LADIES, go to ]. Myers & Bro. for yo'
dry-goods. shoes, etc.; they are sellr
out.
LADIES, do you want to buy goo
% cheap for cash-go to ]. Myers & Bro.
/. CLOTHING cheaper at Clute's than OIL
"a other place in town.
y J. MYERS s BIO. are selling shoes
10 San Francisco cost.
70 FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. r. Alexa
der Drug Store.
IN STYLISH Business Suits at Clute's I
$l7 so to 1922 so.
q. MINERS call at Cute's for your sn
* plies.
10 Go TO Clute's for Brilliant Coal Oil.
., If you want bargains in the dry-goo
as line, go to ]. Meyers l. Bro.
Go TO Clute's for fine groceries.
~ ALEXIS Shoes at Clute's.