Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-21


dastardly robbery WAS perpetrated on Il
moor man. a vender OF fruit vegetables,
ETC., living some siAiy miles south OF
Phoebe. 1t appears he had brought a
large amount of produce into Phoebe and
had been successful in disposing Of his
"truck" at good figures, realizing some
5000. When about half way home, he
was met by three armed men, who
stoned him and asked for u drink of
water. He very kindly got down from
his wagon and weut back to where the
barrel of water was slowed, when one of
villains. who had dismounted, struck
him fearful blow on the head with a
six shooter, telling him to the ground.
The other two then rushed up and bound
him hand and foot. They rifled his
pockets, taking every dollar he lad to-
pether with an old silver watch, and
then rode OF, leaving him in helpless
condition, in wh.yh he remained All
night and uh,il about noon next day,
when passing teamster released him.
He WIS enabled to proceed on MS way
home, though considerably annoyed by
the wound on his head, which was Sc
we're though not dangerous. Similar
outrages have been committed in this
county upon number of Mormon
ranchers who come from great dis
lance, and they should hereafter carry
arms and be always ready to defend
themselves.
HEAPS OF CoIN.-Day before yester
day miner by the name of Andy VIII
Hams, employed in one of the mines Of
Il this District, struck IL lucky streak. He
Vi received letter from Ohio, requesting
him to return home at the earliest as
his older brother had died and willed
him $75. 600 in money and fine farm
worth some 500, GOO more. No person
can imagine the establishment OF poor
II Andy. He has been polishing the
n head of IA drill for n long time, and to be
brought suddenly into atiiuence fairly
overcome him. The last we saw of him
lie had donned $50 rig from one of the
cheap clothing stores in town, aud hay-
ing hoisted in large quantities If ben
zine, which, together with the excitment
took but short time to make him jolly
drunk, he was amusing his trends with
the good old song: II remember the
many of the poor miners in camp ia fu
Il tire will make regular trips to the pos'.
office and glance over the list of names
n with avdity in the hope that som,
d wealthy Relative has kindly remembereG
them in their wills. Andy leaves soot
for the East to receive his property. W.
hope he will not forget his Old stampn.
ground. Bon uoyage Andy.
CONCERT THIS EVENING. - Prof. Stan
ley's grand concert will come off at h,
4 Theatre this evening. He will be assist
4 ed by the best talent now in Phoebe, al
IN the ladies possessing musical talent hav
N ing kindly volunteered their strv.ces
il The Phoebe Glee Club also prof, red it
n services. which were glad y ACCEPTED
Il This VIII be one OF the atIails OF TIE NJ
u son, and we advise every one to be O
n hand, as they will receive the worth G
n their money, besides assisting III
III worthy charity. Tie services OF Mr..
IN l.. Cronin have b.pu secured as sta4
n manager, and all can r.st assured til,
n the affair will be managed with ability.
II AsHIM BROS MopUs oPERANDI FOR tn
III PEOPLE.
III THE LATEST AND THE BEST.
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS IN I'll
III MARKET AT Asl,IM BROS.
III THE LOWEST PRICES.
TIE NEWEST FASHIONABLE AND sU
STANT1AL CLOrsIN.i, HATS,
III BOOTS AND SHOES
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES FC
IN FAMILY USE.
WI MINING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
HARDWARE AND TlNWARE FOR EVER
Vi GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE 7
ANY PART OF TIE CITY.
III GENTLEMANLY AND POLITE CLERKS
Nj SHOW GOODS, AMI SATisFAC-
|# TION GUARANTEED.
& FOR ANYTHING FROM A SKEIN OF THREE
E TO QUARTZ MILL. Go THE PIONEl
& CHEAP HOUSE OF ASHIM BROS.
E MILL AT STAR.-From private lett
* to c. Fl. Beckwith, dated SPIT 16, fro
M North Star District, we learn that n,
will be put up by Col. Drew. The m
4E site has already been purchased and it
expected that tAe entire machinery W
De on the ground in 80 DAYS from Il
date. The Shenandoah mine, owned
Messrs. J. W. Schoonmaker Il Co.,
now taking out large quantities of no
R averaging 5000 to the ton. At the b.
tom OF the mine the ledge shows wild
M OF 10 feet. All the mines IRE looki
M n.iN N"PitdIlStS ARE uAlly Rrrlvl
SM from SaE Francisco and investing he,
EX lily in the different mines.
WILSON 4 SoLoMoNs, in Fulks & \
Alplu's saloon are in constant receipt
full supplies of news matter of all kin
MI from the East and West, and stationt
E OF every variety they keep always
% hand. They also make a specially of
CARS and tobacco and their brands
these articles are not surpassed by a
nrm IN town. For the accommodation
E the reading public they also keep a /
T circulating library.
E| NJ. H. L1cHrESsrr1N, the "Oripi
NH Cheap John of Phoebe, left yestert
EN- for San Francisco, to purchase a la
@ stock of goods. He will return in alb
3E two weeks. In the meantime his Il
will be enlarged for the reception Of
new goods.