Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-06

FoRTHE BENEFIT OF GEORGE MCKEAN.-
Subscription papers have been left at the
offices of the different mining companies,
and other places, to raise fund for the
benefit Of George Mexican, the young
man who lost his eyesight, and was 9TH
erwise injured, by blast in the Peacock
mine, few weeks since. We are pleased
to know some generous sums are being
subscribed-some marking themselves
down for $50. We hope the aggregate
will reach at least 5000. or an amount
sufficient to purchase livng-affording
home for the unfortunate man after he
reaches his family friends He lost the
physical ability to provide for himself in
industriously working to develop the
mineral resources of this camp, and the
camp must not allow him to go forth on
the world homeless wanderer. Every
consideration of the sad case is an appeal
to the hearts and purses of our people.
Mr.. Mexican is ayoung man of unusually
good moral character; he worked hard:
dealt fairly; is man Of generous i'm
pulses, and did not squander the fruits of
his toll in debauchery and dissipation.
Would it not be well to send copies of
the subscription paper to some of the
outside camps?
DOMESTIC INFELIcITY. = Every few
days woman makes her appearance at
the Justices office and requests war;
rant to be issued for the arrest of her
husband usually alleging that he had
whipped her and thrown herself and
children out into the street; but would
AS often try to conceal him when an Off
Ger would go to serve the warrant, or beg
to have the complaint withdrawn and
the case dismissed. She appeared again
yesterday, bathed in tears, and said she
had been violently thrust out of the
home her own industry had secured, and
otherwise abused. This time, having
SO ss+ta2 been trihed with. the Justice de-
'rlined 10 entertain the complaint But
We wish to give that brutal husband a
little warning based on several anony-
nous letters we have received from those
supposedto be his neghbors. His wife S
misplaced devotion will not much longer
shield him from punishment for his bru-
1aIlty. He will probably find it alto
gether to his advantage to behave him
'Nii Al luluTe.
IHE CoRoNEs's INQUEST IN THE CASE OF
T. II. OBR1EN.-The Coroner's inquest
In that case was not concluded yesterday,
the Investigations having been adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning. No new
or important facts were elected yester-
day. The stomach has been secured for
analysis, should future development
render analyzation necessary. A close
and minute post-mortem examination
showed that all the organs were in q
healthy condition. Is it not likely that
oBrien drank liquor SO basely adulter.
ated with deadly poison as to cause his
OFFICER MCKEE brought to the cali.
ooose, about four clock yesterday after.
noon' q fellow of gigantic proportions,
covered from head to foot with mud
VINO was laboring under the hallucina
uon, through the inspiration of rot-gut
mat another Sampson had arisen, whose
special mission it was to STAY human be-
ttngs by the thousand and, further, thai
Ae was himself the terrible bruiser afore.
sad: We have no doubt he felt or
awakening this morning that his locks
" pride and power had been clipped.
ARRIVED FROM -Messrs
0has' &. Heath and w. M. Wilson, botl
seil-known pioneers Of Pahranagat dis
ulct' arrived from there yesterday. Mr.
Su :eh is Superintendent of the Hik,
!. Mining Company, and Mr.. Wilson
90 extensively interested in mining prop
fry fry there. They represent, as ali iatei,
mom that section have done, that th,
prospect is bright for Pahranagat rank
na s nish for bullion-production in tn
PURCHASED. Charley Wiederhold ha
purchased the property on Meadow Val
Ivy SSo street Just above Lynch's restaurant
60 ao o%n as the Arcade" paying thereto
sr Ii,ooo' We don't know what Mr.. Wied
hn a1la proposes to do with the property
not hot nave nave heard branch of his news de