The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-10

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list of the scholars of the Phoebe Gram
mar School, whose GLASS standing for the
month ending February 9th was 30 and
upwards; Eddie Mulcahy. 9e. Thos.
Williams. 95; BERTHE Carbis. "a; Eddie
Frsudenthsl, o.; John Sheath, o.; Max
jacobs. 80; Charley Loomis, 90; Fred
Hill, 80; Frank Curtis, 81 ; Geo. Harrison,
30; Stella Andrews, 90; Emma Buck, 90;
Belle Osborne, "a; Juliet Latimer, %:
Mamie Buck. 80: Minnie Carbis, 80;
Mary Pierson, 80; Eta Newton, 80;
Sophie Armer, 80; Mary Clinton, 30.
The irregular attendance Of several OF
the pupils at this school il o serious
drawback to their advancement. A boy
or girl that attends school but eight or
nine days in each month cannot expect
to improve very rapidly. A miner who
worked but that many days in a month
might as well expect u full month wages
as q desultory pupil to expect full ad-
vantage from Il school through attending
irresular!y.
NEw CLOTHING STonE.-Mr. H. Cohn,
we believe. lately OF Eureka. intends
going into business here, and will open
a clothing and gents furnishing goods
emporium in q few days Mr.. Cohn has
q large stock OF goods on the way here
from the East, fresh from the manu-
featuring establishments. Mr.. Cohn
will open out in the store formerly oc-
cupied by J. Cobn 4 Bro. Main street,
opposite Meadow Valley. Those wish
ing to purchase anything in the clothing
line had better wait few days until this
new stock OF goods arrives, for then they
can have an opportunity of getting the
latest Eastern fashions.
To TIE average stomach nothing is
more calculated to give ii tone and
strength than upon entering a ressaur.
ant in the morning to find two or three
ours pursuing their innocent pleasures
around tho room. While masticasing
the nsaly potato, carving the nourishing
outlet. or imbibinR the fragrant Mocha,
it adds an additional charm to see o
Raunt canine sitting on his hind legs by
your side with driveling chops and
hungry eye, and another little ways
of, performing his dogs toilet in man
ner more satisfactory than elegant. It is
positive luxury and tends to promote
digestion.
FRESH bread at T. G. Poujades,
Meadow Valley street.
REMovAL.-The business Office Of the
Raymond i Ely mine has been removed
from the top Of Spring Mountain into
the building lately occupied by John
Cassidy as saloon, adjoining George
Arnold's hardware store. This will be
much more convenient for the Superin-
tendent, and also those having any bust
ness transactions with the Company, for
now they will not have 80 much blowing,
climbing and swearing to do before
reaching headquarters.
FoA Ell DORADO CANNON. - Several
members OF the company in Pennsylva-
MIA, who purchased mines down in FL
Dorado Canyon, in the southern part Of
Lincoln county, and who have been
stopping in Phoebe for the past eight
weeks, left town yesterday for that sec.
ton. We soon expect to hear good &C.
count from that portion of the country
for it has been well-known fact for The
last two years that there are some very
promising mines at Ell Dorado.
PosTpoNED.-The Board Of Directors
Of the Alps Silver Mining Company. at .
meeting held in San Francisco on th.
9Th inst, postponed the sale OF delin
quens stock until Monday. the 10th day
of February. 1877. at 10 10 o'clock P. NJ
Of said day, at the sales room OF Peune
& Co, 4O2'Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California.
Nor YEA lady entered one of ou
drug stores last week, and intending 4
ask the proprietor for 'Tilden's Crow
of Science" 70 certain kind of hair re
storative) enquired il he bad "Tilden'
Crown of Success?'' mo, Madam,
said the proprietor. "but We expect t,
hear Of q new restorative Of that natur
by the l4th inst.
NoTrcE. Mortimer Fuller publishes
card in to-day's RxcoRD stating that b
will sell to the highest and best bidde
all lots. blocks. shares or parcels Of land
not conveyed by patent deed and not be
ing contested In court, in the tract o
land known - the "Town-site O
Phoebe" in Lincoln county, Nevada.
CHECK LosT.-All parties are warne
not to negotiate check drawn on th
Banktoi California by F. W. Clute, an
in favor Of Mrs. j. Pierson or order, fo
the sum of $50, dated February s, 1877
and No. 2O37. The check was Endorsed
Payment has been stopped.
, PROBABLY the most important waller
tine Of the millions sent next wedesda,
will be the one sent to Tilden or Have
announcing the result Of the labors
l the Electoral Commission.
NorVou All u.~k;.a snl.Ak.l A. A.