Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-07

ON THE RAMPAGE.-About 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon officers Woodruff and
Mckee arrested an Englishman or Corn
ishman, in a saloon on Meadow Valley
street, known as Johnny" 1t seems
that Johnny was sadly under the intiu.
ence of liquor, became very abusive gen.
orally, and particularly SO toward the
proprietor of the saloon, who stood be-
hind the bar. Johnny called him all
manner of vile names, and. not being
able to provoke fight. finally inaugu-
rated row on his own hook. He first
hred bar glass or two at the proprietor,
next a small-sized ten-pin bali and then
splttoon. Neither of these missiles
struck the mark, and the wonder is that
the large mirror behind the bar escaped
demolition. After the conclusion Of the
bombardment, Johnny seized an ice pick
and evinced disposition to use it upon
the proprietor This was bringing mat
tiers too near home, and SO the proprie-
tor seized bottle of porter and struck
Johnny over the head with it, bringing
him to the floor. The bellicose individ-
ual was taken into custody by the off,
GERS, but he proved a very ugly customer,
and his captors found it necessary to
procure dray upon which to convey
their prisoner to the lookup, where he
will remain until Monday morning to
muse upon his folly. In the breaking OF
q lamp globe, glasses, etc.. he damaged
the saloon to the amount of about $40.
The Snow AND THE RAILRoAD.-It was
the belief of many that heavy snow
would effectually put stop to railroad
transit between Phoebe and Bullonville,
but it appears that those who SO believed
were entirely mistaken, and all good peo-
pie will be glad of it. Within the past
few days as heavy storm of snow as
will probably fall this Winter has fallen,
and still trains are making trips regu-
larly on schedule time. ascending the
steep grade from the valley to the sum-
init without any very great difficulty be-
yond that usually encountered. Colonel
Raymond and the other owners of the
road are entitled to commentator for
the expenditure of so great an amount of
capital in building and maintaining this
road, which is to play SO important q
part in the development of the mines in
this district in affording cheap means
in transportation Of ores from the mines
to the mills. The machinery; engines,
rolling stock, etc., are all in excellent
condition.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in dull weather
equal to those taken ON bright sunny
days at Sutterly & Fox's Gallery, Main
| St., Phoebe. Diff
YESTERDAY was the most disagreeable
day Of the season. 1t was cold, yet the
snow thawed enough to render the
ground damp and sloppy. The black
clouds hanging over the country all day,
giving everything sombre and gloomy
appearance.
PHOTOGRAPHS enlarged and highly fin
ished in oil or water colors, unsurpassed
at Sutterly e. Fox's Gallery. diff"
We are indebted to Wiederhold for an
assortment of late newspapers. He has
plenty left, besides pictorials and period
icals.
FoR artistic posing and brilliantly fin
ished cabinets and cards, 60 to Sutterly
& Fox. diff
PERsoNAL.-E. j. Travis, wife and
child, Captain D. Hardy and p Postmaster
Carpenter, of Hamilton, left for White
Pine yesterday morning.
MIcuAELs, our worthy friend and
neighbor, has just received by express Q
lot of the favorite Punch and High Life
cigars, besides numerous other brands.
SERVICES AT THE CoURT HOUSE TO-DAY
Rev. H. B. Macbride will preach at p
m. Sabbath school at II a. IN.
The Hamilton stage was late in arriv.
ing on Friday night Everybody knows
the reason why.
The only person telegraphed to arrive
from Hamilton by to.day's stage, is Mrs
Louise Morrow.
Masonic BALL.-The Masons of Pioch
advertise ball to be given at Brown
Hall on Friday evening, Dec. &c,