Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-27

CoAsrrSe.-Sincs the sad accident on
Thursday evening. by which . worthy
man was crippled perhaps for life. and
narrowly escaped being killed. il is about
time that coasters stop and reflect whe,h-
er their pastime does not cost more than
it will bring in the market. We like to
see every one. old and young, enjoy life,
but in pursuit of pleasure it should not
be forgotten that no amusement can be
regarded as innocent where tho life or
limb Of another is endangered thereby.
As the streets are now there is danger
enough without increasing the chances Of
injury TO man or beast by the practice Of
coasting. Coasters should find some less
irequented thoroughfare than one of the
principal streets for their fun. We are
sure no harm is meant, but what has oc-
CURED shows that serious injury is liable
to result from the practice of ceasting at
any time.
NEw ARRASGEMENr.-Travis & Co. an
uounce to the public that they will here
after carry passengers to the Central
Pacific Railroad at Palisade. for $35,
making close connections with Wood
ruff & Ennor at Hamilton, both going
and coming. The time from Palisade to
Hamilton will be- % hours, and from
Hamilton to Phoebe 90 hours. making As
hours for the through trip. Their stages
will hereafter arrive in Phoebe early in
the afternoon. Travis Il Co. are old
stage men, and fully competent to carry
through anything in their line they may
undertake. Fare to Eureka from Phoebe
will be S25.
The Masonic BALL.---We have time at
present writing to make only brief allus-
ion to the Masonic ball given last even
ing at Browns Hall. About 80 couples
were present and enjoying themselves
when our reporter left about IL o'clock.
The ladies of course looked charming and
the music was superb. As our report
closes the dance is progressing under au-
spices Which indicate apleasant evening
to the participants. Nvb
BILLY, the milk man, is still in the
field, promising to furnish pure milk to
his customers in the future as in the
past. He will continue to carry the mail
regularly to Bullionville,
The services Mt the Catholic Church
on Christmas Eve were very solemn. A
fine mass, containing seven voices. being
sung. re-Fer- rr s-
The Capitol saloon 10 now owned and
managed by ]. H. Cassidy. More anon.
| ANEW circulating library, imported ci.
gars, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTION.
cry at j. Levin & Co.'S opposite Hamil.
toms saloon. Main street. 61r
| AT the request of numerous parties
/ Mr.. Ward has changed the date Of his
sale of Xmas toys. 1t will take place al
6 p. m. on the 22d inst
| BISHOP IL LEE have just received tn.
largest assortment of toys and Christmas
goods ever brought to Phoebe. Some
thing to suit every one-old as well a,
young-call and see their fine display.
4 F5 dl1-12t I.E.G-
| BnEAp.-Eight loaves Of good bakers
bread, made from California Hour, for 81
at the Eagle Bakery, Main street.
| d6-tf Ur II Prudential.
i PHOTOGRAPHS taken in dull weather
equal to those taken on bright sunny
days at Sutterly L. Fox's Gallery. MAR
ST., Phoebe. d7-tfN
| g. ASHIN BRO.
BLACK FnocK SUITS, $40; worth $50
Everything wearable and eatabl
J to be found at Ashim Bros. M
S. ASIIIM h BRO.
Blue. BnowN AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, 81!
worth S35.
, Hot FREE LUNCH served at Ike Phil
lips from II to 2 O'Clock every day.
!. DAFT
To make money, buy OF Ashir
Bros. ...# NJ