Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-18

be repeated tonight. 60 early to the
box-office if you would secure a seat.
The LOCAL POET AT WoRK.-He had
reeled off the following, when he let go
the crank, aud came to see what we
thought of it "as far as it went" We
decided at once that it had gone far
enough, and advised the author that q
few years grading on the narrow-gauge
might make him more familiar with tue
subject:
The Railroad! the Railroad! it comes! clear the |
way! |
The ATTITUDES must shrink in the fiery race;
The Mormons' fruitful wales we'll cross in a
And hold Atlantics cities in close embrace
The Railroad! the Railroad its steam wreaths
must curl
From Lincoln to Lander, by night and by day;
Through valleys. through gorges, Ger rivers
we'll whirl-
The Railroad the Railroad. its steel-ribs must
And hold in proud union our mines and Balize;
Ger mountains and deserts Well fly with the
And share the rich commerce of tropical seas
pA'LD rhoM 4EhlodlNt-Nlbu DelOre
last, about s o'clock, when the snow
storm was at the hight of its fury, some
gentlemen who occupy mining Office on
Meadow Valley street, had their atten-
ton suddenly arrested by noise
outside as of some one throwing stones
against the side of the house. Going
ont they found drunken man in an uu-
conscious state, lying in the snow. and
unsheltered from the storm. He GER
tainly would have persisted in short
time in that exposed condition. He was
| taken inside and thawed out, and in the
course of three hours had so far recov-
cred from the benumbing effects of the
cold and the Supplying effects of ten-
zine to count his money, consisting of
SIT so, and stated that his afternoons
frolic, which came near being dance of
death, had cost him just $S2 so.
LATE last night we heard that there
was man at Glisson's lodging house,
on Panaca Flat, in a dying condition,
named O'Here. Disease, pneumonia.
Being utterly destitute, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson have been acting the part OF
good Samartans towards the unfortun-
ate man. He was refused admission in
the County Hospital on the ground that
the institution had as many patients as
could be accommodated. But in that
any cost, furnish accommodations PEG
pie must not be allowed to die in this
supposed Christian country on account
of their restitution.
The Mining journal, of Salt Lake
City, continues to report cases of small
pox in various parts of that Territory
Would it not be well for our practitioners
to provide themselves with pure vaccine
to have it on hand in case of emergency
1t is said the elders up in Utah are not il
the habit of "laying on hands" for thu
exorcsion of the disease-they allow i
to spread as fast and as far as it pleases
Prosecuting MoRMoNs. friend ha
shown us paper, just received from
Cowansville, Province of Quebec, givini
J the particulars of mob in Lambtowl
| county, Canada West, having broken VI
, community of Mormons and tarred an,
+ feathered the leading adherents. !
, seems, then, that there are more Cypress
.. i've countries for our sanity friends tina
a the United States.
THE REASON. Two or three represel
: tative Irishmen have informed US tha
a the reason they are not arranging for tt
v celebration of St. Patrick's Day in p
!, oche is, that they are greatly in need
funds to support the Hospital of St. Vii
cent de Paul, and cannot think, with {
IL much sickness and restitution arour
e them, of throwing money away in publ
t. displays.
If If they had been as particular up 20
st way the disease might have passed I
IS over the rails to California, and tn
st your mails wouldn't have been as irreg
.e lar as Mormon's attention to his fiji
j. wife.
:, - BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
/. The Board of County Commissions
,e met Yesterday, but no business of i
portance was transacted. Adjourned
the first Monday in March.
IL MRS. hIAN L UNEhAL' MAID Ivy al
~ funeral took place Sunday afterno
from the Catholic Church. Notwi
=" standing the inclemency OF the wealth
u it was well attended.
ns NOVEL AND VALuABLE-The new spri
~ mattress advertised in this issue by E.
air. Friend g. Co., Meadow Valley street.
d. will pay to 60 and see it, even if you
Ell not purchase.
"a CONSIDERABLE bullion is now being tn
~, ed out by Colonel Bakers furnace,
" the nighboring district OF Wallapal,
iona, as we learn from parties just
ac- from there.
ng D1srR1cr CoURT.-Nothing done J
en- terday but to continue the cases Of +
he pin VS.. Conner and Conner VS.. Hal
on to the setting of the calendar next M
on READ the new advertisement OF
rs f. State Bank of Nevada. More obli 6
III bank officers cannot be found than
a side over that institution.
lit, In Phoebe the girls are not AYERS
ne, kissing nice young gentleman, pro
ing he hasn't got the epizootic.-l
Lake Tribune.
Ter THERE are dispatches at the West
nd Union Telegraph Office for Nelse Re