Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-21
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Accidents In the Mines.

with his feet resting upon its rim. They
rang the bell three times, which is sig
nal to the engineer that there are men
in the bucket. Instead, however, of
turning the steam on gradually, and
thus raising the load slowly, as is usual
when men are coming up, the steam was
,urned on suddenly, and the cage rose
with frightful rapidity. The right arm
of one of the men was torn open, near
the elbow, and his head was slightly in
inred. The other man narrowly escaped
with his life. They had no light and
were in fear that the bucket would be
thrown from between the guides. An
attempt was made to ring the bell, and
the bell-rope broke, so that they were
carried up through the darkness the en-
tire distance to the surface at a terrific
rate of speed.
In No. 5 incline, of the Meadow Val
lev mine on Sunday night. Z. Brophy
had three fingers disabled. by having
them caught between the bucket and the
side of the incline.
FUNERAL OF THOMAS HYDs.-On Satur-
day afternoon, at o'clock, the funeral
of Thomas Hyde took place from the late
residence OF the ueeeasea Oh Fanaca flat.
The remains were taken to the Episcopal
church, and thence through Cedar,
Meadow Valley and Main streets to the
graveyard. The funeral procession was
one of the largest, if not the largest,
which has ever been seen in Phoebe,
there being in, it 436 persons. Most of
these were on foot, but long line of
carriages followed the footmen, and n
troop Oh T rh,i'. noisei Ell of9uRna up the
rsmoins to the grave. as we'll "a tbe deem
interest shown by the spectators, gave
evidence OF the estimation IN which Ihos.
nyuo ""s n.. p ,none g A TI' n!m
lpo naS ~. VA. -. no q ~! nine
was ~ n u'n Ilts ie " .ho men.
oly Vi Iho ,ase Employs anu 'ie worh
was suSP.h'eu ioi nan " uay ~ oruer
that al, 'he "orNmeh mignt attehd the
funeral
DISTRICT CoURT.-Yesterday the Dis
trict Court met at 10 o'clock q. m. The |
only business of any note transacted was
in relation to the case of the Raymond |
{, EIy Comnanv vs. the Kentucky Silver
MI. Cor Co..,. ~,
t solipan;' ooensei ioi .Ie ue-
Tagliabue, setting forth that brother of |
the Judge OF this Court was large |
nonr and ,ha. .ne LAY mon noS u Ey I'm
other Judge preside during the nendino
of the suit at the bar. The motion will !
be argued this morning. Until this mo.
ton is disposed of nothing will be done
III the case.
IoL1cE CouRT.--Yesterday morning
man named Small, was fined S2l, which
he paid, for having been boisterouslv
drink Tho oose If Ch;oLar.,h;ot rhor
:. Nv A''n'ei mar
ley, aiias onaries hodds, came up, he
and carrying away the goods Of another.
the eighth commandment and the law
VI Tue laiu 70 ,he contrary hotwithstand-
, ,ras cot far trial to'J,S s"''' anu his o"'e
W '''"'
An IMposrEn. A man named Muir
who claims to be writing-master, has
been calling upon several prominent gen
tIemen in town, and presenting letters,
asks the loan OF few dollars. He has
n1' s . Tor any large sum- and only
"'AS 'he loan OF the money
LAKES DUE The County Treasurer
gives notice in another column that the
State and County taxes for the fiscal year
ending on the 3lst of December are now
due As the law in regard to collections
w. , vii s'i haG siiorceu TAX payers VIII
LAND CONTEST. BY reference to adver-
,isement in to-day's issue it will be seen
mat the contest between VIM. Funk. M.
u tna,eiie G:, anu ~ q. Waniana' ana the
n1ten. , 20 , b,,y pisa aiming company Tor
p''e I'M, 70 'Ie Disanz ioae, IN Nye coun-
No. -,
unnor MI s,roa. - l., ~, e VI
was ,,r;n.o, "D
e. ',nu ioi year OF two' mas been
vii W as sehooi-room' and to-day
punils Of the Piochc nnhIP;o portion OF the
f'P''' VI WIG '0'ne puo''c SCHOOL,
,- aNr.'nL. ihihf'-oome person
stole pair of lady's fine riding boots
henast tne ' ay .aple at the far for the
persan deserves a IiaI; onutcn' ms
Inc biggest and heaviest boots in Phoebe.
~, WI
'"'' WIN 'o seen notice OF the
dissolution OF one of the old firms of this
conanot IL L.,.;s' W. Siu'e Will
"'oNe'
N'h"s.-roliowlng Is the list of
passengers to arrive TODAY. Gaoroa
arnold and wife, Albert Z. Arnold, Miss
Kate Douoray
APIrAs.yr yas,oul.
Aes'eruay was one
We coula til, VI VIC se"soh'
~. eou,u iuiiy appreciate 1t after the
TO TO H. krause's Photograph Gallery
on Lacour street, over the New York
Bakery for co,r A NJ :..
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