Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-13

p,xcporr's PACIFIC CoAsr DIARY FOR
,s-I containing useful memoranda and
.,hlss for reference. San Francisco; A.
bancroft & Co. For sale by Charles
W;sderbold, Main street, Phoebe. Be-
Is the counting house calendar, among
~ contents are the fasts and feasts of the
nhnrcb the Hebrew calendar, distances
I'm San Francisco, the metoric system,
Enc table. rates of postage, eclipses for
,S7I ate. 1t is not only very convenient,
bnt contains great variety of valuable
information.
pypsoSAL.-T. F. LAWYER. of Pritch-
or3s Fast Freight Line in Phoebe, ar
wed last evening by Pritchard's line
from Eureka, after an absence OF over
,ro months. Mr.. Lawler has been to
Connecticut, whittier he went to convey
,be remaius OF his deceased wife. The
Gentleman returns in excellent health,
S;tbout experiencing any difficulty on
,be trip from the East to Nevada. He
came by the Union and Central Pacific
10 Palisade. He left Eureka on Thursday
morning, and reached Phoebe last night.
A Coaster" WRECKED. Might before
last DR.. H. Bergstein, with other gentle
men, was coasting on Meadow Valley
street, and while coming down the in
cline with all sails set, collided with an
other sled, throwing the doctor off and
spraining his left knee. He is still
able to get around on crutches, SO that he
can attend to all the wants of his pa
tents. He expects to be all right in
few days.
New SALOON The Snug is the
name adopted by Roberts & Dean, op-
poslte Roeder's store. The Snug will be
formally opened to-day, with full stock
of wines, liquors and cigars. At IL
o'clock this morning Tom and Jerry and
hot lunch will be served. According
to the prevailing custom, drinks and re-
freshments will be free to-day.
TIE snow is beginning to disappear
from the roofs OF some of the houses,
and has become packed down along the
principle thoroughfares, SO that pedes-
trains find less difficulty in travelling
then they did previously. Although the
air was bracing yesterday, the warm
rays of the sun had the effect to thaw the
snow somewhat.
D. NJ. HALL, who was hung recently at
Belmont for the murder of Copeland,
was formerly Piocher. He stated on
the scaffold that there were witnesses in
Phoebe who ought to have been sub
pnnaed in his behalf, and that Copeland
followed him to Phoebe to kill him.
The Eureka Sentinel says 1.-THE
presses OF the Phoebe RECORD are now
run by steam. The RECORD is first
class office, turns out neat, readable
paper and should be, as it doubtless is,
the pride of every properly constituted
Piocher.'
For PAL1sADE VIA EUREKA. -Pritch-
ards Fast Freight and Passenger Line
will leave the Office, at 6 O'Clock this
morning for Palisade, via Eureka. We
invite attention to the advertisement in
another column.
THERE was an arrival from Salt Lake
night before last, bringing Wells. Fargo
& Cos express matter, but no passen-
gers. The express was brought in by a
sleigh in preference to stage. There is
still another stage or sleigh over due.
AUCTION To-DA1.-E. A. Friend will
auction off a variety Of articles at his
salesroom to-day. A house aud lot will
also be sold. An enumeration of the
articles to be sold will be found in the
advertisement Of Mr.. Friend
MINING REVIEW To-day we gather
the data for our regular weekly mining
review, Any reliable information in re.
gard to the mines will receive proper
attention, if left at our publication office,
Main street.
NJ. F. TARPEY, holder Of ticket 1913,
which drew the SIS prize in the Ladies
Fair" has generously donated that
amount to the Church fund.
By telegraph we learn that the stage
left Hamilton at II o'clock a. m. yester.
day, with only ons passenser-a Mr..
Crowley.
CoAsrING was the order of the day yes
terday among the "boys," large and
SMALL and much sport was the result.
The stage from Hamilton arrived about
O'Clock last night.