Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-29


WIN club. No one approached him
after that. Of course. it was all for
iun, but people should consider, if
they have any consideration, that steal
ing from man and insulting him are
not generally classified as fun, and if
they have no consideration the law
should act the part of their conscience
and prevent them from such actions.
The scene spoken of was certainly a dis.
grace to the city.
A CHLD's FUSERAL.-On Sunday n
very pretty and touching spectacle was
witnessed in our streets, on the occasion
of the funeral of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Flynn of this city.
Inc procession was formed at'the Cath.
Clio Church ON Cedar street, and then
having proceeded to the residence of
AR; flynn, the coffin was given to six
niue girls all dressed in white-the color
s'snli!lng, not the grief of those who
mourn.d; but the joy that an innocent
| soul had gone from this world to a better
one. The procession then went down
Maln street, the pastor leading, followed
ny the children carrying the coffin, who
Ill Their turn were followed by large
number of friends of the bereaved par
ents, nearly all on foot The light bur-
den was carried TO the graveyard and
there buried with the rites of the Catho-
he Church. There was something
beautiful rs well as novel in the sight,
which affected all who witnessed it. =
PIONEER GoNE.-Not one of those
who welded the first pick in Phoebe, but
iiiend and favorite of the early min
ers of Ely district, was Pioneer jeff"
lie was cross between Newfoundland
and spaniel breed OF dogs, very intell-
gent and aaectionate, aud very much
nked by all who knew him from the
lhe time he was brought here from White
Pine IN an overcoat pocket on horseback
IN 1863, until his death. On Sunday his
master MIR. I. Campbell found that he
had been poisoned, and the dog died
soon after. The poisoning of this dog
was mean trick, and the person who
through malice toward the master or
Other equally foolish cause did the thing,
| should be severely punished. II there
is dog Law in this country let it be en-.
| forced; but rs the matter stands now. n
worthless dog seldom or never is dis
| posed of, only the good ones being pois-
| oned.
! TANGLE-LEG. The other evening
the peaceful inhabitants Of the Celestial
portion of our city were aroused by cries
and curses, loud and deep; mingled with
til creaking and rolling of wagons and
the Kicking of mules against their har-
ness. On inquiry, it was found that the
! imprecations came from a number of
1 sanity mule drivers. And no wonder:
for Job himself would have been profane
/ II he had been capable of such an act. had
sucn misfortune befnllen him: for the
/ teams, the driver said, had g STONED IN
| hyar at a shop whar' they sold Phoebe
sure death an the - mules (hlc) got
! drunk
DtFEREED.-Mr. Holland has received
an interesting letter from valued friend
who has made the trip ftom Phoebe to
San Bernardino. Cal, giving an interest
| ing account of the mines and country
generally between the points named,
We are promised additional letters from
this source. The letter of our San Ber-
| nardino correspondent will be found on
the first page of tomorrow issue.
NEVADA STATE LorTERY.-H. L. Brea.
key, agent in this place for the Nevada
State Lottery, has received letter from
D. i. Blanchard. general agent, in which
the writer says: Keep your tickets until
send for the balance unsold. Our en-.
terprise is all right now, and is going off
well in the Eastern cities. One more
short postponment will finish it up.
DR.. W. w. FETTERMAN left Phoebe on
Sunday morning, and is expected to re-
turn on Saturday. 1t is supposed that
he will be Fetteredman on his return, for
1t is understood that he has gone to the
| City OF the Saints for the purpose of TAX
ing unto himself a wife.
THEArER.--A full house greeted j. H.
Larkin and Carrie Armstrong last even
ing, on the occasion of their joint bene-
| fit Those who We're fortunate enough to
be present expressed themselves as
highly pleased with tue varied ana inter-
eStlng evenings entertainment.
ARRIVAL or FREIGHT TEAMs.-H. j.
Sweet, with mule team, left Toano on
Wednesday, the 18th, at noon, and
reached Phoebe on Sunday the 9th at s
Il. m, with full load of general mer-
chnndise for Phoebe, Highland and Bull
ionville.
STATE DOCUMENTS We are indebted
to Hon. J, ID. Minor, Secretary of State,
for copies of the Appendix to Senate
journal for Sixth Session; also, the
Journals of the Senate and Assembly re-
spectveiy.
LosT.-Between McCannon and Main
streets, lady's gold glove.clasp and
chain. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it ut the RECORD
office on Main street.
THE Bella Bird Dramatic Troupe will
give a performance on Friday night.
Our theater-loving citizens will please
| take notice.
To ARRIvE.-Tbe following passengers
left Hamilton yesterday for Phoebe: NJ.
Courtney and L. p. Mccarthy.