Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-14

professors of the violin was observed.
after having carefully ''rosined his bow"
to reach down to take his fiddle from its
case. Immediately afterwards, he
might have been seen travelling up Main
street at most remarkable rate of speed.
and bystander, posted on such matters,
estimated that he was running on about
twenty-three feet. The explanation Of
the matter, as finally elected, was, that
when he reached for his fiddle, ''it wasn't
there" We have always been opposed
to vigilance Committees. Law and Or
der has had no firmer advocate than us;
out there are wretches whose punish
ment should not be allowed to linger for
the laws delays" for whom vengeance
should be swift and certain; and for the
man that would steal n fiddle, we would
be glad to make one of a circle of fiddlers
and fiddle him to death.
Since writing the above, we hear that
suspicious looking customer entered a
certain saloon at late hour last night
and soaked fiddle for a triAing sum.
1t may be the fiddle in question.
STILL MAKING IMpRovEMENrs.-Hoey
and Nixon, not satisfied with having the
hnest saloon in town, have just added
club-room that rather takes the shine out
OF anything of the kind we have seen in
Phoebe yet 1t is large, roomy apart
ment, entirely private, being reached by
a flight of stairs through the back part of
the saloon, and is fitted up, literally,
without regard to expense. We predict
it will become favorite place CT resort.
They have also completed a perfectly fire.
proof cellar, which is stocked with as
fine an assortment of wines, liquors, etc.,
as can be found in Phoebe. Nothing is
more certain than that Hoey & Nixon
know how to keep saloon.
SILVER BARs.-From Superintendent
Nesbitt we learn that the arrivals of bull
lion, byrail yesterday. aggregated TWEEN
ty-two bars from the Raymond & Ely
mills, valued at $4,000. The bullion
was .977 fine. Not much base about the
ore that that bullion came from. The
railroad now is in perfect order, and
everything works smoothly and to the
perfect satisfaction of Mr.. Nesbitt. The
trains run on time, and when in the
silence Of the night the shrill whistle of
the locomotive wakes the echoes of the
mountains, our citizens, whose reccollec-
tons are of the busy East, start from
their slumbers, and, for the moment,
fancy they are once more home.
CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs. --The Lafay-
cite Restaurant changed hands yester-
day, Mons. Coquard having disposed of
his interest to Messrs. Mitchell, Barges
& Cason. The new firm intend to make
the Lafayette, in every respect, first.
class restaurant, and trust by unremitting
attention to the interest of their GUS
toners, to, merit share OF the public
patronage. Mons. Caesar Cason is well
known as successful caterer, and in
tends to have everything on the tables of
the Lafayette that can be found in the
market.
New GooDs.--We noticed several i'm
mense prairie schooners discharging their
cargoes in front of JAS. Cronan's and ia.
cobs q Sultan's stores. These gentle
men have proper appreciation of the
future in Phoebe, and mean to be always
in the van when business is to be done
New goods and more coming
We dropped into Clancy & McCorm.
ick's last night, apd it is our impression
, that we got outside of the choicest
brandy punch that we ever remember tc
have smacked our lips over. Old Saz
erac in that punch, you bet!
DIR. N. P. FErrERMAN, twin brother o
W. W., has Just arrived from Bellevu.
I Hospital and College. He is one of thu
finest dissecters in the East. He il
ready for any surgical cases on hand
Give him call, on Lacour street.
ARRIVED. VIM. Burnes, driver O
F. F. Marks OK teams, tells us that b.
; arrived yesterday noon from Toano, witt
: $4,000 pounds of general merchandise
having made the through trip in nine
teen days. Good time for cattle, that.
!, TRIAL JURoRs.-- who hav
been summoned as jurors in the Distric
0 Court will not be required to appear be
t fore that tribunal until Thursday, at l
: O'Clock a. m.
D. NJ. TERRILL--the new Superintend
ent of the Meadow Valley mine vii
probably arrive here this evening or tc
morrow.
. P1ocHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Sel
vices to-day at Browns Hall, II q. m
y and 7: 80 p. m.
:. H. B. MAcBR1DE, Acting Pastor.
n MICHAEL continues to sell the bes
10 cigars in Phoebe.
q WE are glad to learn that o. ?. shel
: wood is improving fast.
!. The weather was unusually warm TO
the season yesterday
g The Salt Lake stage got in at littl
ar past nine CLOCK last night.
IS SHERIFF TRAVIS reached Eureka o
1t Thursday with his prisoners.
l. WE would call the attention OF OF
F." readers to the advertisement in anotht
1t column of the Brooks Sewing Machir
10 Co., of New York; they advertise, what
" indeed valuable invention, first-cla'
sewing machine for five dollars.
IS A NEW circulating library, imported G
< CARS, tobacco, stationery and confectlol
D. cry at ]. Levin & Co.'s, opposite HAM
az ton 8 saloon, Main street.
st The box sheet is now open at Brown
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