Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-01

VALUABLE STATISTICAL ALMANAC
Charley Wiederhold, the enterprising
news agent, has presented us with copy
of the alta California Almanac and
Book of Facts" which is replete with
valuable statistical information of the
Pacific Coast. No professional or bust
ness man should be without copy. 1t
also contains the mining laws of Con-
gress, with all their amendments, and
much other valuable matter. Charley
has large stock for sale.
HE LOCAL NEWSPAPER is true reflex
of the general business of the place of its
publication. 1t is also, as it must neces-
sarily be made up of details, a mirror of
individual activity and prosperity. Do
you regard your appearance in this great
public looking-glass? Then call around
and give us an advertisement, form the
acquaintance of the local editor and let
the world know that you "live, move and
have your being"
Dome WELL.-The animals affected
with the epizootic at the stables of Mr..
George G. Johnston are generally doing
WE'LL but two fine horses were very low
yesterday. 1t is thought none of the
cases will prove fatal, the best of caro-
being taken Of the diseased stock. An
other affected horse has come in from
Hamilton.
ARRANGEMENTS. In the District Court,
yesterday, the following prisoners were
arraigned for trial: John Goodman,
rape; Joseph Haggerty, murder -
Hinkersall, grand larceny John Stein
| perjury. Hinkersall is ordered to plead
on the 4th inst; Goodman and Haggerty
on the 9th and Stein on the Sth.
DRAWN OFF.-The epizootic is spread
ing in town. MIR. Edward Fife, engaged
in hauling ore for the Raymond & Ely
Company. was compelled, yesterday, to
draw off q team of fourteen animals
Macon Miller, hauling for the same com.
pany, was also compelled to turn out five
animals-two or three of them mules.
| RESUMPTION OF FREIGHT AND EXPRESS
TRANspoRTA11oN.--A dispatch from Pal
isade, in this mornings issue, will b.
read with qualification by many OF ou
citizens. Wells, Fargo & Co. are receiv
ing all express freight offered, and tn,
stage lines are once more in good run
ming order.
Bound OvER.-John Wells, arrested
for threatening to kill certain employees
on the narrow-gauge railroad, gave ,
bond in the sum of $500 to appear to ida,
to answer the complaint. 1t is though
dead men won't be scattered along tn
track as numerously as ties-not by Mr.
Wells. ..
Nor ON THE RANCHES YEr.-The cpl
zootic has not yet made its appearance
on the neighboring stock ranches-a
!. least we have not been able to hear tina
Z it has by making diligent inquiry
There is no doubt, however, that it
prevalence will become general.
w. L. PRITCHARD, proprietor of tn,
Il fast freight line, has not lost a singh
mule yet out of two or three hundred
cases of epizootic The disease seem
to be easily managed in the mountains
The Hamilton stage came in last nigh
on time, but brought no Eastern mail
The recent heavy snow storms on tn
Union Pacific Railroad doubtless cause
the failure.
RELIGIOUS Presby terrain service i
the District Courtroom on Sunda
evening at o'clock. Sunday school II
the afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All are IN
vited. fell.
Snow ON TIE MouNrAINs.-The noun
tains beyond Dry Valley are mantled wit
J snow-a rare sight here. The weatht
continues cold, but is now moderatint
| We think tt