Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-14


the coolest OF the season in Phoebe, but
it did not begin to compare with the rigor
Of the temperature at Dry Valley. ten
miles distant. We could scarcely credit
the statement we are about to make Lad
it not come to our knowledge in such
manner as to leave no room to doubt its
correctness. From Mr.. Tyrrell, Super
intendent of the Meadow Valley Com
pany, We learn that Mr.. Williams, assaysr
at the Meadow Valley mill, Dry Valley,
has been keeping thermometrical rec.
ord. and gives the following exhibit:
Thursday, at 5s. m, IL degrees below
Zero, Friday, at same hour, IA degrees;
Saturday, at 5 q. m. % degrees below
zero.
CoAsT1Nd.-Yesterday there was an un-
usually large number of men and boys,
besides-a good many children, engaged in
the pleasant pastime of coasting on
Meadow Valley street. Some of the
more expert went from the summit as far
many laughable incidents, but by the
merest chance no accident occurred. 1t
is useless to declaim against coasting;
even if there was any law to prevent
such sport it would take the police forces
OF London. Paris and New York to en-
force it. Nothing but few days Of con-
tinuous warm weather will stop the fun.
MAIL IRREGULARITIES gentleman
who formerly resided in Phoebe writes to
us from Silver City. Idaho, under date
of December 5, and says: why is il
that the RECORD does not come to hand
do not receive half the numbers due
me. I liks to know what is going on in
| Phoebe, but cannot tell much about mat
tiers there unless the RECORD comes reg.
ularly." We assure our old Phoebe
friend that the RECORD is mailed to his
address regularly, and his failure to re
ceive the paper is doubtless attributable
to some mail irregularity after the papel
leaves the Phoebe Office.
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Every man wht
has wife or q sweetheart (and what maj
has not? y should make haste to call a
Mrs. Whyland's. Lacour street, and pro
cure q nice Christmas or New Year pres
ent for her. Mrs. w. has had great ex
perience in the millinery business, AM
all who patronize her establishment ma,
be assured that they will obtain article
Of the very best quality.
DISTRICT Counr. the case of Al
Kee vs.. James W. Wright, tried by
jury, verdict was yesterday rendered 70
plaintiff for the possession of the prem
ises and $500 damages. The case of E
lis A. Friend VS.. Harrison Bros. was b.
ing tried before the Court, without jury
when our report closed last evening.
JUDaE BEATTY DECISION. morn
ing's issue contains the conclusion {
Judge Beatty's decision in the Raymon
& Ely-Kentucky case. The decision ha
occupied five consecutive issues OF th
RECORD, and will be issued in pamphl,
J form. Copies can be obtained at OF
publication Office, Main street, on Tue'
day.
NEWSPAPERS, ETc.-We are indebte
! to Charley Wisderhold tor the usual SUI
ply of newspapers and periodicals. Wi
derhold has q full and complete assor
ment of everything in his line, includin
light literature.
Mr.. P. HOLLAND leaves Phoebe by tn
mornings stage for San Francisco,
quest of health and recreation. Desi
. ing to visit the Gilroy Hot Springs du
! ing his absence, he will be missed fro
Phoebe for some weeks. We CONNIE,
Mr.. Holland to the tender regard Of o
/, cote mporaries in Western Nevada al
California.
J. WHAT'S THE MATTER Now9-Are pc
8 pie actually reforming? 1t would see
!. SO. Indeed it appears as If an era
b good feeling had set in, for during t
week ending last night only two cases
infraction OF the laws majesty and
States dignity were brought before j.
q tice Van Hagen. This is well.