Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-29


Lake stage had unloaded at the Express
office, and while the driver was turning
the team to go to the stable, the horses
took notion to run, and off they went
down Main street to Lacour. On turn
ing into the latter street, the turn was SO
sudden as to throw the driver, Jerry
Bryant. from his seat. He fell on pile
OF building stone and received consider
able bodily injury. His arm was broken,
had bruises and cuts, besides other hurts.
He was taken into Burrage's drug store
and attended to by DIR. Deal. After
dumping the driver in this unceremoni-
Gus way, the team. which evidently had
made up their minds that they did not
care whether school or the road was
kept or not, dashed on till they past
the Court House, when the stage was
overturned and the team brought to
halt. Yves. Travis. who, it must ba
admitted, can run well after stage-lf
he can't beat Kane-had followed the
runaways on horseback and came up
just in time to secure the horses. He,
with the aid of the crowd, righted the
stage, adjusted things generally and
drove team into town, with no particular
damage to horses or team save breaking
few spokes. The drivers injuries, as
before stated, are quite severe, and from
the violence in which he was thrown off
the precise extent Of his hurts may not
be ascertained for day or two.
VoTING.-As Phoebe forms only one
voting precinct, it is believed that one
polling place will not be sufficient to
receive all the votes and that some elect
ors will certainly be excluded. To rem
edy this it has been proposed to arrange
matters so as to receive votes at two
openings or windows of the polling place.
If this can be done legally it will be we
| to do so, as otherwise il will not be poss-
ible for all the voters to have an opIor-
tunity to deposit their ballots 4 Before,
however, the County Commissioners or
the proper officers make this arrange
ment, it will be necessary to consult
competent advisers as to its legality.
The BALL TONIGHT. We wish to call
the espeolai attention OF our citizens to
the ball given tonight by the Society of
st. Vincent de Paul Excellent music
mas been engaged ana every arrangement
mace 10 promote tne comfort OF their
VISITORS lhose VINO attend may safely
rely upon passing an evening replete
WIN enjoyment. Let all recollect that
l a
tneY can not only participate In the
pleasures OF the dance, but at the same
in the future viii tend 10 raliave thnsa
who may be suffering from illness or
oodlsy injury. ''.'...''--' ",
SAFETY CAGE.--The Lightner shaft has
| been fitted with nav salty oooo r,
=; l.. o.
""s pu' ~ pace oh ohhuay' we are
glad to notice that Col. Lightner, the
superintendent, Is thus taking pains to
insure the safety OF the men working un-
late, the CAGE has already been the canse
of injuring one of the men, 1t appears
mat he had not got used to the working
in ,to 80 ar pS n's 'nul . '.'.u nlisers
~ "'o n"u " Poiuon Vi tnenl cut
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| THOSE IrEMs.-The Review asks the
Democrats Of Lincoln county tn examine
| it, fo,res w. Ala ox,,.;.s -. :,
~" eA"in'iie sumo "
but as not one of them was correct as far
rs We went, we supposed the balance fol-
a 'uweo su M ahu sise up me TASK IN dis-
That AN essential element in he yalna 81
figures is being correct
TURNED OvER.-We learn from Mr.
Abrahams, who arrived from Salt L AXE
yesterday, that when some little distance
this SIDE OF Payson's the stage was upset
no Que was very mucn nuf.' ,noueh a
'auy passenSi, mis, onuIch' hau her
arm Si;'a,, pruisea ,, al. M. MI Aofanams was
NJ Sitsn'iy ou' aoou. 'he i"oe anu neao'
ms lihe ser nus " nave d procil'''y ior
jumping ioiAs' .....- .,.E,..
MISSED 7 lhE.-Ool' L. H. Taylor who
we regret 10 say mas lalieH from grace
ana turned urah'i'e' was 10 speak
in Phoebe last night, but failed