Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-10


plore his loss. The funeral will take
place at O'Clock this afternoon.
Music HATH CHARMS AND TER
RoRs.-On Wednesday evening, mu-
stefan wendell his way down Meadow
Valley street, carrying affectonately on
his shoulder, huge base-viol Silently
he passed along amidst the noisy crowd,
and ever and anon looked back over the
unburdened shoulder to see that his
precious load was in no danger Of strik-
ing anything. Finally he became alb
sorbed in thoughts of the sweet sounds
soon to be brought from the poetic cat
gut. He was musiug on the effects
which the sound of its strings. when
touched by master hand, would have;
and he audibly murmured to himself
Music hath charms to sooth the savage breast"
when snap-crack -crash-down came
the fiddle, and the disciple of Apollo
on top of it. As he picked up an armful
of true fiddled-sticks he made few re-
marks. An unappreciative and unfeel-
ing wretch dared to laugh. A ghostly
fiddle came to his bedside last night,
and the dread-inspiring music of the
Melancholy from full orchestra
sounded all the weary night in the ears
of the terror-stricken youth. He now
repents.
News OF AN OLD NEVADA MINER
Some weeks since we took leave of our
valued friend, W. II. Clark, who was
then leaving Phoebe to seek some other
location. Mr.. G. is an old-time miner of
Nevada; he was for a long time foreman
of the Raymond & Ely mine, and subse-
9uently Superintendent OF the Hermes
mine. The following paragraph, clipped
from the Owyhee Avalanche. will inform
his many friends in Phoebe that he has
cast anchor at Silver City, Idaho. "W.
II. Clark, formerly engaged in mining
operations here, arrived from San Fran
cisco by last Wednesdays stage. and will
take charge of the Golden Chariot mine,
in place of G. II. Johnson, resigned.
Since leaving here some two or three
years ago, Mr.. Clark has taken unto him.
self a wife, whom he brings to Silver
with him." ....
LADIES FArR.--Last night the Ladies
Fair was carried on with continued sue
cess. Two new features appeared. One
of these was miniature fancy table, kept
by the little ones" who seemed to be
doing very good business indeed. The
other was cooking-range, in which heat
is supplied by gasoline tea-kettle on
this range was boiling nicely. To-day,
from ii O'Clock in the morning, until I
in the afternoon, the Fair will be opened
in order that those who work at nigh,
may have an opportunity of patronizine
it,
Our attention has been called to an
other instance of the way story gets
twisted by the time it travels few hun
bred miles. The case of q Chinamar
being stabbed by Bones" at the Bar
mum Restaurant, Meadow Valley street
Is thus rendered by the Folsom Tele
graph; "a Chinese cook in the restaur.
ant OF Mr.. Barnum, in Meadow Valley
Nevada, was nearly disemboweled Tues
day by cut from man named Barry.
S. Folk L Co., in Jacob & Sultani
brick building, beg to inform the publ,
that they are now selling, and will con
tinue to sell for the next seven days, theil
entire stock of goods, consisting of books
stationery, imported cigars and fancy
goods. far below San Francisco prices, al
they are now closing out their business
previous to their departure from tn
State. oIO1w
NEcK-TIEs ALL THE Go.--To-night tn,
ladies who are conducting the Fair a
Hanly's Hall, assisted by many other la
dies, will give neck-tie party. 1t prom
lses to be most pleasant affair.
POSTPONED. - The case of Charles
Graham, who whipped the tailor OF
Meadow Valley street, day before yester
day, was postponed till Monday next.
DISTRICT CouRT.-The trial Of W.
Ferguson was commenced in the Distric
Court yesterday. 1t will continue to
day.
Sheriff Travis arrived yes
terday. During his late absence he ha
visited California, and returns with
band of horses.
FINED.-A. Bourden was yesterds
fined $50 in the Justices Court for at
sault and battery.
PEACEFUL. Yesterday, from the risin
OF the sun to the going down thereof, n
oeiligerents appeared upou our streets.
WEATHER. = Yesterday was anothe
bright and pleasant day.
lcE.-A quarter of an inch OF ic
formed in Dry Valley night before las
No passengers will arrive from Hami
ton to-day.