Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-13

lnipaft tHe most ustlui lnlOfmatlOn anu 1
knowledge. Tonight he will lecture
upon Physiology, or how to read character |
from mouth. nose, eyes, cheeks, chin,
walk, laugh, voice, shaking hands, dane
ing, etc All who hear this lecture will
be favored with real treat. The Pro- |
fessor is genius in his line, thor
oughly scientific, and full of fun; yet
his language is refined, SO that
ladies who attend will not have their
feelings shocked with unbecoming
phrases. Season tickets, good for six
lectures, all on different topics, can be
procured for two dollars at the Postoffice,
drug stores and newspaper depots; a
ticket for one night fifty cents. The
longer he stays the better he is liked.
His audience last night was one Of the
largest and most respectable that have
assembled in Phoebe on any occasion.
As Phrenologist, he is considered by
many equal to Fowler. His rooms are
at the San Jose House, where he is doing
large business giving charts.
| An ALARM OF FIRE AND THE Cause
About eleven o'clock Sunday night, an
alarm of fire was raised on Meadow VAL
ley street, opposite Cedar, which caused
great excitement for a while. 1t was
caused, We have been told, by some
young scapegraces getting together and
firing some rags in the rear of an unten-
anted house, and then themselves raising
the alarm. They should have been, if
the charge is true, unceremoniously car
| - 10 he nalaIoaca nd IavHf thara
forty-eight hours. Juveniles who will
commit mimic incendiarism, under such
circumstances, only need the hardening
influence of a very few years to commit
the crime in earnest.
A CHINESE Doctor KILLED. asst Sat
urday night Chinese doctor was thrown,
or jumped, from fast-fTeight wagon,
sixty or seventy miles out, when he was
caught under the ponderous wheels and
horribly mangled; death must have in
stantly ensued. The remains were
brought into the city day before yesterday,
and Coroner's inquest was held yester-
day afternoon. The defunct Celestial
has relatives and acquaintance here,
who claim that he had considerable
!, money about his person. One report
says he jumped from the wagon from fear
that it would capsize; another that be fell
off while asleep.
, JOB WoRK.-The RECORD office having
! just received very large and complete
: assortment of paper of all sorts, cards
ETC., is now prepared to execute all kind:
| of Job work, especially letter and bill
heads, at reduction of former prices
Merchants may rest assured that they
can now save nothing by sending below
. to have job work done-here it is exc
cuted equal to any San Francisco work
: ws are in receipt Of letters almos
every mail from those who wish us to tel
them whether it is best for them to CONF
! to Phoebe. As we haven't the time t.
! answer these inquirers individually, W,
4 will here say to them in body, do jus
: as you please about stampeding hither
a II they come, and fail to stumble on
fortune Immediately, We don't care to b.
made responsible for what they may con
g slider their i'll luck. ....-.
PUBIC ENTERPRIsE.-Nat advant
ages are scarcely more important in build
: ing up town or city than public ente,
:, prise. And this fact gives us great hop
! of the future of Phoebe Independent Q
y considerations of her vast and inexhausti
u Bile mineral resources. A more generous
: enterprising, open-handed communit
: than this never contended with and ovel
= come obstacles on the frontiers.
T. LAND ApPLIcAT1oNs.-Nin ety-fve Ian
II applications were made, from variou
parts of the State, in the office OF til
State Surveyor General, during til
month of April. only ten of which wer
R made by citizens of this place. Anon
> the names of the Lincoln county appli
y cants is that of our fellow citizen Judg
a Perley.
lie RUMoRED CONSULTATIONS was RI
a. mored yesterday evening that dispatc
ie5 had been received from below announ,
w ing the consolidation of the Hermes an
:" Kentucky Companies. 1t was also ri
81 mored that IN effort was made to conso
y idate the Raymond & Ely with the Kel
nc tucky and Hermes consolidation, but thu
." the consent of majority of the Raymor
A. Ey Directors could not be secured.
The Coroner's jury summoned to il
9, quire into the cause Of the death Of Il
:. Chinaman who lost his life by fall fro
in and being run over by one of the ia
n freight wagons, adjourned, yesterd,
ar. evening, on account of the absence
a's witnesses. We will probably be able
ss- lay the verdict before our readers in o
I'M next.
A GREENHOUSE AT PANAcA.--Wheth
ch induced to do so by our item Of sor
,ly weeks back urging it should be done,
,rv not, an enterprising citizen of Panaca
oh constructing greenhouse, with hot al
cold frames, from which he promises
I've .'s an abundant supply of vegetables al
no bouuettes. When we get one of the Ii
ter we will tell the folks who he is.
Try JOHN BooTH, Honest john" as he
familiarly called by the old newspar
IT, men of the Coast. now well-known
an Southeastern Nevada as one of the pl
be prietors of this Journal leaves on Il
:. mornings coach to visit his family
VI Carson ana attend to business in Ca
o. fornia. He will not be absent long.
ion The MENDHA Mill ABOUT FINISHED
yie The Mendha Mill is about finished, al
~, il no bad luck intervenes, it will be
operation the latter part of this Wet
The result of the first run is looked +
for ward to with great interest, as ert
lie many here are interested In Highla
So property.