Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-03

HOMICIDE IN WALLAPAI. We are per-
United to make the following extract
from letter dated August p, Chloride,
"allapai, written by R. H Upton, of that
place, to his brother, Joseph Upton, we'll
known to every one in Phoebe: "Day
before yesterday Jacob Dolan killed a
man named Hart, and the following day
was acquitted ON the ground that he acted
in self-defense. The trouble is supposed
to have originated about prostitute with
whom both men were intimate. The
parties had been drinking together over
night, and on the mornin, of the homi-
eide, they met in Dolan's saloon, and af-
ter interchanging few words Hart called
Jack lying son of b-h. Dolan told
him he must take that back, when Hart
pulled small Householder and shot at
him. Dolan returned the fire, and Hart
shot again, none of the Shots taking ef-
feet. All this time the parties were not
eighteen inches apart. Dolan now placed
his six shooter against the belly OF Hart,
just above the navel, and fired, the ball
passing completely through his body and
coming out to the left of the backbone.
On receiving the shot Hart started as il to
go out, but on reaching the door turned
and shot once more at Dolan, but, as be-
fore, without effect.
TALK about hard times. Ashim knows
trick worth two of that. The day after
the fool he put half column ad. in the
RECORD, and to-day he hasn't $5's worth
of those damaged goods left. Four
thousand five hundred dollars worth of
damaged goods in nine days sold for
cash, and no money in Phoebe, Oh! No!
l wouldn't advertise, it don't pay. New
goods now, and prices lower than ever.
Z. S. WILLIAMS being no longer con-
nected with the County Hospital, Mr..
Geo. Standard has been appointed to
Steward.
| PAssENGERs.-The following passen-
gers will arrive by Hamilton stage to-
day: Four Chnawomen, five Cinnamon,
Isaac Newton (colored) and Charles
Nlorfoot.
Ox-TEAMs. -There was an unusually
large number of ox-teams in the streets
yesterday, and the cries of the sturdy
"bull-whackers" resounded far and near.
The TIGER is playful at Johnny Tyler's.
He is in fighting trim every day at noon,
and from that time as long as any one
cares to feel his worries.
YESTERDAY evening Michael received
by Wells, Fargo & Co. express lot OF
imported cigars. ....
THERE is a message at the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Office for Matt. Mag
ney Saloon. "''
LATE SrAaE. Last night the stage die
not arrive till 10 o'clock. ..l.
DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS are hereb,
, notified that the carrier of the Recon-
, will, after the Sth of September, 1873
| enforce strictly his rule requiring set
D Element at least once month. He i
, compelled to settle for his papers ever,
I Monday, and it is unreasonable for per
3 sons to expect him to wait upon then
, for his pay for longer period than
month. Those who fail to comply wit
; his rule after the date above mentione
: will be stricken from his list until pay
j. ment is made. No exceptions to til
rule will be made.
r ALEX. Brown, the interchangeable, NJ
:. satisfied with his magnificent hall o
lower Main street, where, by commo
consent, he dispenses the purest liquor
and the most delicious drinks in Phoebe
has taken the City Club Rooms, whel
the will henceforth cater for the publ
> as we'll as at the old stand The Cit
It Club Rooms are sure of a big run now.
5 We would call the attention of OF
Il readers to the advertisement in anoth'
n column of the Brooks Sewing Machil
), Co., of New York they advertise, what
n indeed valuable invention, first-elaI
4 sewing machine for five dollars.
g A NEW circulating library, imported
d CARS, tobacco, stationery and confectio
IS cry at j. Levin Il Co.'S, opposite HAM
"a toms saloon, Main street. "a .r ~
(. REopESED.- The barber shop on Mea
1t ow Valley street, adjoining the Phone
!, stables. Shaving % cents; hair-cuttil
:, so cents. ,.-..t.t r "