Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-17
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aoent of Marks freight line, died yester-
dav evening at ga o'clock. He was Of
aieted with inflammation of the bowels,
oud had been i'll for about ten days.
He was native of Bavaria, forty-fve
wars of age. and had lived in Phoebe
bout thirteen months 4 brother OF
the deceased resides in San Francisco,
and another in New York. His death
will be regretted by many in this place,
md especially by business men among
whom were most Of his acquaintances.
The news will be sudden and unexpect-
"a TO many, though some among his
friends were aware of his dangerous ILL
ness. and carefully attended to him I'M
Ill he died. The funeral will take place
at O'Clock to-day from McCannon
street, in rear of Cronan's store.
THoUGHTrUL NEpHEw's MIsHAP.-A
gentleman of undoubted veracity gives
us the following: On the morning of
the day before yesterday, thoughtful
nephew. knowing that his uncle was
coming in on the Hamilton stage, pro.
cured buggy and team of dashing
steeds, with view of going out to meet
the coming relative and make easier the
last few miles OF the journey. Wishing
to show his adroitness in holding the
lines, be drove furiously up back street
in the direction Of the uncle's house. AS
he turned a corner, the vehicle ran vio-
lently against small clubhouse. The
frightened horses could not be brought
TO stop, and they dashed on up the
street. with the clubhouse, which could
not be disengaged. The driver was per-
fectly powerless, and when tho family,
before whom be had wished to make
such gorgeous display, came out, they
saw him, with man who had just come
along, trying to disengage the unwished
for burden from the buggy, and looking
AS disconsoate as ever youth looked, and
he didn't make the impression he had
intended. Moral: $50 slow
A SPLENDID TURNOUT. Yesterday
Sheriff Travis, John L. Tyler and James
Clancy obtained a six-horse team and
carriage and drove out ON the Hamilton
road to meet Thomas S. Coleman, who
was expected to arrive by yesterday 3
stage. Travis held the reins, and as on
all previous occasions, proved himself
master of the situation. The horses
were of the number brought here by Mr..
Travis, and made fine appearance. The
party went out as far as the Eight-mile
House, where they met Mr.. Coleman.
The party expressed themselves as highly
pleased with their drive.
"A Ia CALIFORNIA. In our adver-
Using columns will be seen call for
agents TO sell the book entitled "a la
California, or Sketches of Life in the
Golden State The book is to lie mn
octave. Its publishers promise that it
shall be gotten up in magnificent style,
as far as their province extends; and with
regard to the contents Of the work, the
title would Suggest that they are worthy
the perusal, not only of every old Cali
iornian, but of all who are interested in
picures of life on the frontier.
RARE BARGAINS THIS DAY. = Parlol
sets, chamber cottage sets, marble TOP
tables, tapestry brussels, and body brus
se's, chandeliers, draperies, lace cuatains
stores and household furnishing goods
TO be sold this day at public anction fol-
cash on Phoebe street, between IL and
O'Clock p IN. Goods are to be taker
away Immediately after sale This is NJ
humbug, Sale positive. ol7-2t
PROF. O. S. FOWLER, of phrenologica
fame, will visit Phoebe next month
Notice of his contemplated visit will b.
found among new advertisements to-day
and the date of his coming will be an
nounced through our columns. No on
who listens attentively to one of Pro
Fowler's lectures can hardly fail to b
both amused and instructed.
ACCIDENT TO A MINER miner, who's
name is unknown to us, while workin
in the Meadow Valley No. 3, fell dis
lance of 60 feet down ladder way, I
the G30.foot level. Dr. Deal was Gale,
and two of the ribs of the unfortunat
man were found to be broken. He wi
probably receiver
NJ. II. LICHTENsTEIN arrived from Sa
Francisco on Wednesday evening. II
brought with him part Of a new stock {
goods, including clothing varieties an
fancy articles. The remainder of th
stock will arrive in daily installments.
The WEATHER. Yesterday was anotht
cold day. 1t was not, however, nearl
so disagreeable as the two previous one
thanks to the absence Of piercing wine
and the streets had more lively 81
pearance.
MARE KILLEp.-Bertha, small tro
ting mare, one OF the team belonging
George G. Johnson's livery stable, W,
killed by fast driving yesterday. She W,
highly priced by her owner, and wi
valued at 800.
JOHN ANDERSON. gentleman, n
My Joe John" appeared yesterdl
morning, in Justice Van Hagen's cour
charged with assault and battery. 1
demanded justice and received SIG wort
of that article.
RAYMOND & ELY VS.. KENTUCKY
case, about which there had been consi
ei"pio 'uiA III inning clrcieS, ID sot II
trial in the District Court this mornin
great deal of interest is manifest,
with regard to the probable result.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.--On Wednesda
Z. II. Peaslee, who shot and killed Ant
MO Cardinos last Sunday week, was ye
terday admitted to bail in the sum
$1,000. John Craig and John Wilst
were the sureties.
ASSESSMENT will be seen in q
other column, an assessment Of III P
share has been levied on the stock
the Washington & Creole mine.
X. J. HANLEy's TAIAL. = Yesterd
evening in the District Court, the ca
OF X. j. Hanley was given to the jur
The jury was locked up at o'clock.
DISTRICT CoURr-lThe Court will mt
this morning at 10 o'clock. All ter
Jurors are required to be present.