Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-19

PUBLIC LIBRARY.-This is an institu-
ton which the people of Phoebe have too
long been deprived of. Many of the young
men OF the town, in the absence of good
social opportunities, seek an asylum in
places where the best morals are not
cultivated and where the drain upon the
purse is sometimes very great. It will
cost some money to consummate the wish
herein stated, but such an institution as
public library will confer great bene-
mt upon the town, and would be a credit
to the people here to establish it. Vir-
gina City and other places already have
libraries, and we hope Piocne will fol-
low suit. If any philosophical citizen
Will move in the matter we will heartily
second his efforts and give the movement
all the aid we can command. Who will
be first to move in this matter?
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE. John Good
man was arrested Tuesday night at
Bullionville, charged with attempting
to commit rape on little girl, the
daughter of Mrs. Lamson. He was ex-
amined before Judge Goodrich yesterday
morning, and committed to answer for
an attempt to rape. The indignation Of
the people was at tbs boiling point, and
it was fortunate for the young man that
he was not lynched effectually. Deputy
Sheriff Turner lodged Goodman in Jail
last evening. Goodman is quite young
man, and the girl is about ~ years Of
age. His bail was fixed at $1,000, in
default of which he will remain in Jail
till the Grand Jury acts upon the case.
LADIES will be pleased in making a
call at the Confectionery just opened, on
Upper Main street, next to the Star Res
taurant. They will find articles as nice
as in San Francisco, in great variety.
Cakes, Candies, Pastry and Jellies always
on hand; also, Tea, Coffee and Choco-
late. An assortment of Holiday gifts.
Orders for families put up and attended
to. Please examine and judge for your
self. dl9-2t
p. O'TooLE, as bootmaker, is not be-
hind any man in the business. His
boots fit the feet with anatomical exact
ness, no matter how badly they may be
disfgured by corns. We have put his
work to practical test, and therefore
give others the benefit of our experience.
Shop second door below the RECORD
office. I'll Ht| 3 e II
Suspicious are entertained that trouble
is brewing between two we'll known min
ing companies in this immediate neigh
| borhood. So far there is considerable
mystery about the affair, and reporters
for the press are unable to say anything
definite about it. We hope, however,
that all may be settled without resort to
violence.
RAILRoAD.-Worko on the Phoebe and
Bullionville Railroad progresses satisfac.
torily, and every days labor brings it
nearer completion. We purpose visiting
it to-day. l8l .II..E
Jor TRAVIS, Superintendent of Gilmel
& Salisbury's stage lines, arrived las
evening from Salt Lake.
J. N. V1MoNT has opened an Office il
Heintzelman's Jewelry Store, for tn
purchase and sale of mining stocks.
A Coon BILL is presented for thi
evening at the Phoebe Theatre.
HOUSE AND LOT TO BE RAFFLED.-
Tickets for the rattle of Jesse Beene'
house, lot and furniture, on Cedar street
can be procured at all the saloons il
town. George Davis will engineer tn
rattle. Buy ticket, and get hous
and lot, with household furniture.
For THE HoL1DAYs.-P. Heitzelman
City Jeweler, has just received larg
stock Of watches, jewelry,, diamonds an
silverware, which he offers to sell CHEAP
er than any other house. Call and Sc
for yourselves before purchasing else
where. s .. de17-1m
Mrs. WARD, residence Lacour stree
between the Postoffice and the Coul
House, has on hand nice assortmer
of Millinery Goods. Hats of the late
styles for ladies and children. Price
reasonable. de17-tf.
IF. KoPP is now engaged in the Hal
dressing establishment of Charles ca
trea, San Jose House. Old friends an
new patrons are requested to call an
see for themselves. loft
For jewelry presents for the Christmi
Holidays, go to W. Manning's, opposi
Wells, Fargo g. Co. d15-lm
Just opened-Jas. Finlayson's Ne
, Dry Goods store, opposite j. J. Ha
!, pin & Co., Main street. dS-1m
. THERE are messages at the Westel
! Union Telegraph Office for George Phi
t lips and P. Phillips.
Gents furnishing goods at Jas. Fl
. layson's. ~ st.'T sn7dS-1m
Go to Alexander's for your Drugs.