Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-02

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tied it. The proprietors started in with
a display of 10 American beeves, weigh
ing from $50 to 1000 pounds each; five
| pigs weighing from 100 to 500 pounds
apiece; splendid pork sausages, calves of
all ages and sizes, and % or 80 sheen
averaging about 80 pounds. Their shop
is one of the neatest and best arranged
in the city, and the blocks are presided
over by Fred Hatch and A. s. Warren,
two competent, worthy and affable young
men, who delight in cutting none but
the very best of meats and furnishing
them to the public at the lowest rates.
Give the boys chance, for opposition
improves the quality of meats and keeps
the prices down.
STocKs.-Yesterday was a lively day
among our dealers in stocks. Consider
able excitement was caused among them
by the fluctuations in American Flag. 1t
rose to Sill on California street III San
Francisco, in the morning, and opened at
$40 in the Stock Board. 1t closed in the
afternoon at $824, which was IS cents
higher than on the previous day. good
many anxious faces appeared around the
telegraph offices, and the office of Smith
d Co., stock brokers. Some sold their
stock at $1l, and others bought it at
whatever price they could get it for I'M
der Sll. Groups of men might be seen,
here and there, discussing the worth of
Flag stock, and everybody seemed more
or less affected by the excitement.
New TRIAL GRANrED.-Yesterda af-
ternoon counsel for the defense in
the case of the State against VIM. New
man, received information that new
trial had been granted by the Supreme
Court. Newman was tried in the Dis
trict Court of this county, last March, for
grand larceny. District Attorney Gold
thwaite and Henry Rives, Esq, prose-
cuted, and Messrs. W. w. Bishop, J. S.
Pitzer aud j. c. Foster defended New
man was convicted and sentenced to five
years imprisonment. An appeal to the
Supreme Court was taken and the de-
PENDANT admitted to bail. A new trial
having been ordered proceedings against
the accused must be commenced anew.
OF dull times in Phoebe, the White
Pine News says: The causes are numer-
GUS, but principal among them is the
fact of the large amount of litigation
which has marked the history of that
camp, bringing in its train the usual
amount of blackguard witnesses and
paid assassins, whose presence can never
benefit any civilized people. We feel
confident that the mining camp, which
has heretofore astonished the world with
its immense productions of gold and sill
yer, will commence new life under an
entirely different regime, and that mate
rial prosperity will be the result.
New FrRM.-We are pleased to learn
that DR.. I. d. ONeil, well and favora.
bly, known in Phoebe and elsewere, has
purchased an interest i'll the Capitol
firm will be Coleman & O'Neil. The
Capitol" as formerly, will be the resort
of all wishing pure liquors and gentle
manly attendance. We predict tor the
new firm success and prosperity, which
they will merit and receive
STREET RUMoRs. - The rumors now
afloat are of an exciting nature. One
report is circulated to the effect that gold
ore in large quantities has been found in
the Newark; another, that at the 9th
level of the Raymond & Ely, an
other rich body of ore has been found.
A third says that in the Washington d
Creole an immense strike has been made.
Are they true?
CoDY.--A Bingham dispatch to the
Salt Lake Tribune, dated the 2Sth, says
. The McGinty examination in regard to
the shooting of Cody took place at
O'Clock this evening, McGinty being
clearly exonerated. The decision of the
magistrate is that McGinty acted in self
defense. Cody is former resident Of
Phoebe. He was not seriously injured
F. +. MARX, of Toano, who has beer
in Phoebe some days on visit, leaves fol
Q his home this morning Mr.. Marx is an
I active, energetic man, and through hi:
: forwarding agency at Toano has formed
Q numerous business relations with tn,
: merchants of Phoebe. His agent at THU
. place is James Cronan.
Nor THE MAN.-We are requested t.
state that George Chandler, arrested tn
;. other day on charge of stealing pa
n of pants, is not George W. Chandler
y now Of Bullionville but well knwn il
v Phoebe, White Pine and Carson City.
e As UsuAL.-Charley Wiederhold yes
terday supplied us with complete as
sortment Of newspapers, pictorials an,
% periodicals-all of the latest dates. Cal
n at Charlsy's and get a few papers wit
l. which to pass the leisure hours on Sun
e day.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. John R. Wilson
is Senator from this district, arrived by tn
le Hamilton stage yesterday. Mr.. Wilson
t, while representing Tin part the peopl
l. of this county in the Legislature made
le good record.
CHILpRENs' CHURCH. = The MONTH
services for the children will be resume
!. at the Episcopal Church this evening
~ The singing will be by the children an
"a the sermon addressed to them. All al
y invited to attend. especially the parents
THERE are telegraphic messages at ii
or Deserst Telegraph Company's office fc
u VIM. Crowley, T. J. Brown, Robert A
len and Joseph Brundige. Call and g
them.
CHRIST CHURCH PoRTEsTANTEPIscoPAL
n. Services every Sunday at II a. m. ar
re p. m; Sunday school ut p. NJ; Bib
class every Wednesday at Z p. m.
HENRY l.. BADGER, Rector.
s. DISTRICT Court. - The Raymond
r. Ely VS.. the Kentucky trial still continu,
in the District Court, Hon. W. H. Beat
presiding.
No GEe. CHANDLER the petty LARGE,
case of Geo. Chandler, which came I
before Justice Van Hagen yesterday, Il
- jury failed to agree.
in SERVICES AT THE CoURT HOUSE To-D A
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