Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-25
BRIEF CHANCES,

HE Los Angeles Express saws the
grape crop in that valley will be as large
this season as it has been in the past six
years. The vines which were nipped bv
the frosts ef April recovered.
ThgRE was time when democratic
clnbs in England drank the toast,
'HeFe S to the day when the last king
snail 70 strangled with the bowels of the
last priest p
HERE is iaconic description OF fight
in New Orleans: Vincent Blood (col-
ored) cut William Thompsons (colored)
throat. Thompson was trying to bite
Blood's (colored) nose off"
MINNESOTA has more miles of railway
than Massachusetts,, the former having
l.9O6 and the latter 1858. In 1863
Massachusetts had 2S5, and Minnesota
only 81 miles.
COL. GEO. A. JONES, native OF Ala
oama, and for many years resident of
Texas, died in San Francisco on the
10Th.
IT is said that the Mono mine, Dry
canyon, Is now yielding from $1,000 TO
VI 900 worth of ore day, and never
looked better than at the present time.
AMONG those mentioned for the Inde
pendents' nomination for Supreme
Judge, we notice Judge Van Clief, Judge
Mckinstry and A. P. Catlin.
HENRY Conn, of the firm of Cohu.
Martin Il Co., produce dealers in San
Francisco, has absconded. leaving the
firm to take up S., 900 note in bank
IT is said that Kalakana, rival of the
present King, meditates seizing the Ha-
waiian throne on the event of Lunalilo's
death.
A HARD working clergyman suggests
that church pews should be placed on
pivots, so that persons in front may ex-
mine the toilets on the back seats.
THE Man who Didn't" is the name
OF the last novel. We should like to
know where he lived, and what is the
reason.
ANY coward can fight a battle when
he's sure Of winning; but give us the man
who has pluck to fight when he is sure Of
losing.
IT is said that more persons were
wounded by the use of powder on the last
Fourth of July, than in any battle of the
Revolutionary War.
GILMER & SALISBURY are making mr..
rangements to run a "jerky" daily from
Fillmore to Beaver, and a buggy every
other day.
A LovE-FEAsT Of buckwheat cakes is to
De the attraction at Methodist church
lair In New Jersey during the middle of
next month.
A NUMBER Of delegates to the Worlds
Evangelical Conference have arrived in
New York from London.
The London Times il said to have
Melted its owners $1,000. 900 (goldl last
year.
THErh Is small band of Navajo Iudi-
ans. from Naw Mexico. in Beaver. They
are trading ankets for horses.
NATURE hrs given man one tongue, but
two ears, that we may hear twice as much
as welpeak.
A hEvIvALrsr asked an African il he
had found the Lord. "Golly." said
Sambo, lam the Lord lost?'
NEARLY $1,000 patients are always in
the hospitals Of Paris, and four times that
number pass through them during the
year.
HOSPITALS and other institutions for
the relief OF the poor in Paris cost last
year %. SAC, 900 francs.
ONE-HALr the population OF Paris con.
sists Of working people. There are about
$4,000 servants and liz, 900 paupers.
KING LuNALILo, of the Sandwich
Islands, is i'll, and II is feared that he
may not recover.
u Albany, Or, recently, 151, 900 bush.
e. q wheat changed hands in one day,
al y lssr bushel.
The Apaches on the Monte Verde Res
ersAtion, 10 Arizona. are dying on with
iever and whooping cough.
A PORTION Of car load OF ore from the
mono mine was sold last week, at the
rate Of $57. 900 per car. '"'
Ex-JuDoE CURarY ID not oerta;r Tho.
ne Wi! decline nomination for Supreme
Court Justice but il 90 inclined.
TIE Reporter says: "Corinne Capital
Collects. Contemplating Consigninp itself
to Cariboo's Care"
The Texas cattle fever RACES at Red
Oak, Iowa. and protective association
has been formed.
GRAssHoPPERs have injured the corn
and potato crops of this season.
TIE Chronicle gives a list Of q mil
lionsires in San Francisco.