Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-15
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Among rare selection of periodicals
and pictorials presented us by Charley
"iederhold is one containing the full re-
port OF the killing of Thomas Ryan, in
Inc floche Phenix mine, as published in
the RECORD Of the date of the occurrence,
accompanied by spirited full-page illus
tratlon. The picture of the under
ground tragedy is as wierd and savage as
could be desired. In the dark recesses
OF the deep-down mine combatants are
represented loading and discharging
their pieces with desperate determine
ton, among them being the falling body
OF the unfortunate Ryan. The paper
containing this, or almost any called for,
can be had at Charley's news depot.
A PACKAGE of Arnold's Arizona dia-
monds has been received here and exhib-
tied to us. They came direct from the
diamond fields, having been enclosed in
a letter from one of the diamond-hunters
who was carried thither by the excite
ment in its earliest stage. They consist
of collection of small. water-wasbed
crystal quartz specimens. The party
sending them writes that "they were
brought to the surface by six ants in two
days under the superintendency of a
man named Arnold
A SUBSTANTIAL LUNCH. Last night. at
Just the time to be best appreciated, a
substantial as we'll as elegant lunch was
presented to the RECORD office, with the
compliments of our next-door neipbbor.
Mr. John Hammond, proprietor of the
california Meat Market. As good meats
VIII be found there as the country af-
lords. The cut-meats are prepared in
the best style, as was amply demon
strated by the lunch referred to.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Nothing done yes
terday but empanneling the jury in the
case OF the State VS.. VIM. Newman ct al.
indicted for grand larceny, and examin.
ing witnesses. The case will probably
be concluded to-day. Bishop & Sabin.
Pitzer Il Corson and J. C. Foster for the
defense. H. Rives assists the District
Attorney i'll the prosecution.
SENT TO THE ASYLUM "A married lady
adjudged by the proper authority to be
insane, whose husband, very respect
able gentleman. is citizen of this place
started for the Insane Asylum by yester-
DAY coach, in charge of her brother
ln-law. Many friends of the afflicted
family hope for her speedy recovery.
THEATRE.--We are told that the thea.
tire was again crowded last night to its
utmost capacity. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates
are we'll sustaining the high reputation
which preceded them here. The pro.
Gramme for tonight is one of the best
that could be offered Go early if Won
would secure seat
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON the ac-
commodation of families. especially. n
matinee will be given at the theatre this
afternoon, in which Mr.. and Mrs. Bates
VIII take leading parts. We have no
doubt the house will be crowded.
Ex-SHERTE KANE Mr.. III. Ward called
on ex-Sheriff Kane in San Francisco,
about two weeks ago. He was GONZALES.
eng rapidly, and expects to rsturn to
Phoebe within month. His MANY
friends will be glad to meet him.
SERIOUSLY ILL.-L. S. Graves, one of
the book-keepers in the express Office of
wells, Fargo Il Co., and formerly of Viz
glnla City, is lying dangerously low with
the pneumonia. His friends feel yerv
apprehensive.
NEW and promising mineral discover.
les continue to be made. Mr.. Butter,
the assayer, is kept busy testing new
ores; and he tells us that the results are
very generally satisfactory.
SEVERAL parties are preparing to 60
down to the Muddy to locate farms. The
Indians claim the abandoned improve
ments OF the Mormons, but surrender
them for trifing considerations.
FoUSD-Yesterday morning, lady's
clasp hand satchel, containing few arti-
cles OF tritlipg value The owner can
haye 1t by calling at this Office and pay
ing for notice.
ADMITTED INTo THE HOSPITAL.
miners, named Shafer and Harlow, were
yesterday admitted into the County Hos
pital. They are both lying very low with
pneumonia.
NIGHT before last was the coolest of
the season in Phoebe. Ice formed in
bedroom vessels half an inch thick,
aud an inch in the open mir.
BURIED.-Daniel Flynn, the circum-
stances of whose death were recorded in
our last, was buried yesterday afternoon
at four o'clock.
Prosperous FROM EUREKA PASSING
THRoUGH.-A party of prospectors from
Eureka, on their way to Arizona, passed
through town yesterday.
L. II. BUTLER, assayer, who was ill for
some days, in consequence of inhaling
the fumes of quicksilver, is himself
again.
ARRIVED. H. Ward, our enter
prising furniture merchant, arrived from
San Francisco nioht befora last