Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-16
MARROW EscArE.-Yesserday afternoon


there came near being serious affair in
shaft No. 8 Of the Meadow Valley mine.
A miner by the name of Cox was being
hoisted out of the shaft. and instead of
pursuing the proper caution in such case.
he was drawn up with such velocity as
to break the gallows tree and to throw
the man out upon the platform. He
narrowly escaped rolling into the shaft.
Certainly. with the many improvements
now in use, accidents ought to be OF less
frequent occurrence. We think more
care ought to be exercised.
REWARD Observation-Disclosures
Nesbitt offers reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction of any one placing
distractions on the track of the railroad
between Phoebe and Bullionville. OBJ
structing railroad and endangering the
lives OF many people is very grave Of
Tense, and the law visits such dastardly
conduct with heavy penalties. We hope
the evil disposed will take warning and
refrain from placing any obstruction on
the track of our railway.
THE Committee of Arrangements for
the benefit of Mrs. German and children
ar, W. s. Travis, P. B. Miller, E. Ham,
ton, John Adams, Martin Lannin, Thos.
S. Coleman, John Wilson, Jas. Clancy,
A. Brown, G.. NJ. Sabin, Nicanor B.
Rodquez, Ike Phillips, A. Delmue. p.
Holland. Mrs. J. R. Pedler, Mrs. Geo.
Goldthwaite and Mrs. F. Hasten. Tickets
may be obtained at E. Hamilton saloon,
Main street.
TELEGRAPHIc.-Our dispatches in re-
gard to the races yesterday are very full
and complete. Indeed the account reads
like romance. From the interest in
the race, as manifested on the streets, in
bar-rooms and elsewhere in town, we
are quite sure the account given will be
read with pleasure by all who take any
interest in turf matters.
CHANGE OF SUPERINTENDENT james
Cross, formerly Sup't Of the American
Flag Mining Company, has been ap.
pointed Superintendent of the Ingomar
mine, and will succeed Mr.. Mitchell,
who has been appointed Superinten.
dent of the Amador, in place OF Mr.. W.
Kales.
DELIGHTFUL WEATHER.-The threaten.
ing aspect of the elements on Friday
gave place yesterday morning to genial,
balmy weather-just cool enough to give
elasticity of step. Our climate, during
the Autumn season, cannot be sur.
passed.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION McCul.
Tough, who killed Frenchy few day.
ago, was brought before Justice Var
Hagen yesterday, for a preliminary ex
animation. At about 5 O'Clock the
further hearing of testimony was con
tinued tin Tuesday.
JACK GrLMER, Of the well-known stag
proprietors of Gilmer & Salisbury, drop
ped in on us so quietly on Friday even
ing that we were not aware of his arriva
until yesterday morning. He is in ex
cellent health aud in fine flow o
spirits.
RAcEs.-The races at the Ocean Vie,
Park, San Francisco, formed the them
of conversation on the streets all da,
yesterday. A good deal OF money prob
ably changed hands on the result. TIL
favorite nags were Thad Stevens an
Tue Blue.
SERVICES at the Episcopal Church q
IL a. m. and Z p. M; Sunday-school at
p. M. Bible-class on Wednesday even
ing at o'clock at the church.
SERVICES AT THE Court HOUSE To.DA,
Rev. H. B. Macbride will preach at 7 |
m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m.
Mr.. GlLMER, of Gilmer & Salisbur,
leaves this morning for Salt Lake.
LUNCH every day at Ike Phillips, frol
IL a. m. to 4 D. m, o3l
FRESH CALIFORNIA RANCH BUTTER I
Ike Phillips. o3l
Go TO BISHOP e. LEES for your Drul
and Medicines.
S. AsIIIN BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS. $40; worth $50.
Everything wearable and eatab
to be found at Ashim Bros. M
FoR first-rate dinner, the Parlor Re
taurant is the place.
8. ASHIM BRO.
BLUE. BRowN AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, 8.
. worth s35.
For an elegant breakfast, 60 to Il
Parlor Restaurant.
' Six pounds Crushed Sugar for ST.
8 at .. Ashim q Bros. NJ
+ PIONEER News DEpoT, Main street
Wiederhold.
To make money, buy Of Ashi
' Bros. n.
Il The Pantechnetheca of Phoebe ut
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