Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-15

FINE PRlNT1NG.-G. F. Bird, OF this
place, has miniature copy of the Lon
don Times, printed on sheet Of paper
four inches wide and eight inches long.
When those who have seen the Times
remember its size-it is almost large
enough to go TO bed in-they may i'm
agine how small must be the type in
which the copy referred to is printed.
At distance of three or four feet it has
the appearance of the dark part of an
engraving, with small white lines rum
from top to bottom, to divide the col.
umns. Brought closer, a person may
read one article, the leading editorial,
with the naked eye, if his eye-sight be
very clear. 1t is almost impossible to
read the other portions, even with the
aid OF microscope, owing to the imper-
lection Of the impression. The date is
December 25, 1870. The leading edi-
torial is on the resignation of John
Bright, and the succession Of Gladstone.
Perhaps the most interesting matter con-
tanned in the paper is the war news from
France, of which there are several col
'iAho, tohtaibiuS, uinout, ctucI tulhSo, u
description of Paris during the siege.
On this little piece of paper there is
enough printed matter to make good
sized book, if printed in ordinary type.
Took THE WRONG RoAp.--It having
been telegraphed from Hamilton that a
certain gentleman would arrive by the
stage yesterday, two or three of his
friends procured splendid carriage and
team at livery stable and started on the
Hamilton road to meet him. By some
lnckless mishap the stage came in one
road while the party from town took an
entirely different route. As a natural
consequence, the stage came in on time,
bringing the gentleman who had been
the object of SO much friendly solicitude.
The party who went to bring the gentle
man to town in style is supposed to have
found out tho nature of the error com.
mitted. 1t was good joke, but it is
hard to say who was the worst "sold."
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Phi. Felsen.
thai, one of the old-time merchants OF
Phoebe, is about retiring from business,
and therefore offers for sale at cost prices
large and varied stock of groceries,
provisions, hardware, clothing, mining
and milling goods, etc. A splendid
chance for bargains is offered. DOM
fail to try Felsenthal's goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
DEPARTURE.-Rev. Father Montever
de this morning leaves by the Hamilton
stage, on his way to Marysville, where
he is called to 60 into retreat. He viii
be absent about two weeks. The only
minister now in Phoebe is Rev. Henry
Mcbride. of the Presbyterian church
the Episcopal minister being ct presen
In Virginia City.
FAST HORSES. Sheriff Travis, who ar
rived here a few days since, brough
with him 40 fast horses, purchased il
San Francisco and at the Sacramento
rair. Six of his fast teams are now II
fioche, and the remainder are ON
ranch near by. The teams, as driver
tnrough the streets, are the admiration
OF all beholders.
JOHN DoE.-This obstreporous indi
vidual, who is forever getting drunk, o
lighting, or doing something else to b
hauled up for, again made his appear
ance in the Police Court yesterday
Alter being fined $21 he went his way
John Is very bad citizen.
ARRIvED.--We omitted yeste rday I
mention the arrival of Judge Perley