Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-25

VALUABLE FAMILY PAPER AND BEAU
TIFUL ACCOMPANYING PREMIUM. - Mr.. |
John Ennis is canvassing the city for
Henry Ward Beecher's new publication,
the Weekly Christian Union. No publ
cation OF the kind ever began its career
with more numerous or higher enco-
miums from the critics of the country
Its literary matter, it is scarcely neces-
sary to say, is of the highest order.
Each subscriber receives two magnificent
chromos, "Wide Awake and Fast
Asleep" which would grace any parlor
in the land. We hope Mr.. Ennis will
get liberal list of subscribers in Phoebe.
The Christian Union disclaims being a
denomnational paper.
WE Cor THE BEST OF Tive headed
the weather off in our last mining re-
yiew-beat it completely, by saying We
would indulge in no more predictions in
regard to it. To fool us it had presented,
when the review was written, its most
serene aspeet-not cloud overhead, not
IL breath stirring the air, and the temper
allure more like summer than winter.
But as soon as it found out we were too
sharp to be hoodwinked, it began indulg-
Ing in all sorts of deviltry, and has been
doing so ever since-sncw, ram, wind,
fog and hail intermingling or following
each other in rapid succession, has been
the programme.
ARRIVAL OF PRITCHARD' $ FAST FREIGHr.
Pritchard's fast freight train arrived
yesterday afternoon, at three O'Clock,
loaded with valuable merchandise and
special freight. 1t brought large sup
ply of paper for the RECORD Office, which
relieves us of the necessity Of telegraph
ing and having IL few hundred pounds
dispatched TO us by express--which We
had concluded we would have to do
The fast freight leaves this morning a
eight o'clock, and will hereafter arriv'
and depart regularly con time"
ACCIDENT TO HoRsEMAN.-One of tn
pall-bearers at the funeral OF the italian
Manuel Demoria, yesterday, met with NJ
accident, on returning from the burial
His horse stepped into q hole, whicl
threw him, the rider being thrown som
feet and landed in deep mudhole. Hal
the ground been hard and dry the maj
would have most likely been seriousl
injured; as it was. the only damage h
suffered was getting plastered from hea
to foot with mud.
EXTENT OF THE SToRMs.-Mr. Hendel
son, the operator of the Western Unto
Telegraph, informs us that violent storm
are raging over the entire coast-to tn
west continuous snow or rain fall as lar
San Francisco, and north to Helena,
Montana. The wires are not down !
the west, but the condition OF IL
weather makes teiegraphing difficult
hence We have no dispatches for Of
readers this morning.
DEATH AND BURIAL OF MANUEL Dem
RIA.-Manuel Demaria, an italian, di
Sunday forenoon, on Cedar street,
pneumonia. He was buried yesterd
afternoon, the pall.bearers, owing to t
inclemency of the weather, having to
tend the hearse on horseback. The
ceased, though he had been q resident
the city but short time, was respect
"S uA uOutSt uuu AuuuotAAouc AAA~~~'
A FELLOW, who gave his name
Water-works Jack, was before just
stoutenburgh, yesterday. for trying
carry gallon Of tarantula juice ms
of him and navigate the streets OF Ploc
in muddy weather. feat an elephi
would be incapable OF performing.
NJ will appear to-day and pay for Mtem
h ing piece of folly 80 preposterous.
u WILL COMMENCE RUNNING THuRsD
We are informed that the Raymond
Ely 3O-stamp mill at Bullionvilie, WIN
has been changed from dry to
crusher, will commence working un
the new process next Thursday.
DIED OF CoNsuMpTroN.-R. Snidsr
Bullionville, died at that place, last .
day, of consumption.