Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-31

dens ON Lower Main street. The flames |
were extinguished quickly hy the Mon
golians, when they found out what an ex-
element was being created. By their
reckless use Of fire they are constantly
endang,ring the city. The imposition Of
a few fines, if we had a municipal govern
ment, would have salutary effect.
Dec FIGHT. = About o'clock last
evening, on Main street, near Meadow
Valley, two large dogs, one of them of
the bull species, were encouraged into a
fight, which was one of the most bloody
and stubbornly contested canine battles
we ever witnessed. They fought nearly
half an hour, when they were parted,
| literally covered with blood. 1t is prob
able they would have fought until one
WAS killed, had they not been separated
Some folks enjoy these cruel exhibitions
hugely.
WALLETS MARKET. - This establish
ment is on Main street, opposite Lacour.
From the books are ever suspended all
kinds OF meats, of the finest quality.
which are disposed of at the lowest rates.
Emphatcally. Mallet knows how to run
a butcher shop. He has on exhibition
| this morning six dressed calves, from
four to ten weeks old, and he proposes
| to replenish his stock of veal and lamb
every other day. Mallett's market is the
place for epicures to supply themselves.
ANOTHER VISIT OF PROFESSOR McDoN-
ALD.-We are informed that this gentle
man will arrive on the stage from Bull
lionville to-day, and give chronological
examinations at the San Jose House dur
ing the afternoon. 1t would be well for
those who did not see him before, who are
DESTROYS OF knowing themselves, to avail
themselves of this chance. He has been
greeted with large audiences and favored
with liberal patronage in Bullionvile
and Panaca. He leaves this place for
Salt Lake City, but intends visiting some
of the towns on the way.
PETITIoSING AGAINST NUIsANcEs. The
residents of the lower part of the city
have generally signed a petition to the
County Commissioners praying that GER
tain nuisances in the suburbs, in the
shape Of hog-pens. dead carcasses, etc.,
be abated. We do not know that the
Commissioners have power to act under
the general law; but il we had q munich
pal government under the new law they
could adopt some wholesome ordinances
on the subject.
A BIT OF "UNPLEAsANTNEss.' Two
miners engaged at one Of the hosting
works-Raymond and Ely we believe
got into an alteration yesterday morn
ing, and were verging ON deadly COM
bat, one welding pick and the other a
large knife; but the Intervention OF
friends, fortunately, prevented blood
shed.
UpsET.-The truck-wagon, when on the
way down Main street yesterday morning,
was upset, in making short turn, neal
the corner of Main and Meadow Valley
streets. 1t was taken to blacksmith
!. shop, before being returned to the truck.
house, where the the damages were re.
5 paired-wbich were trihing in character.
ARTISTIC jon PRINTING Mr.. Holland,
of the RECORD Office, yesterday executed
some of the finist job printing we ever
inspected in the mountains. 1t consisted
t of large oval-planned display card fol
john G. Lynch, and was printed in gold
crystal and purple. The cards We're de.
liyered glass-covered and elegantly
I framed.
' +. CuIELov1cH, the head of the we'll,
known San Francisco Wholesale import.
ing house of E. Chielovich a. Co., deal
ers in fine wines, liquors, ale, porter,
f ETC., arrived in Phoebe yesterday, and
will remain with us Few days soliciting
orders. Some of our home dealers have
dealt heavily with the firm, and always
t found them liberal and reliable.
EASTERN WIRES DowN.-The Eastern
wires between Salt Lake and Oman,
were down yesterday until half.past five
t o'clock in the afternoon. We then go
such particulars o. the great fire in Bos
ton as appear in this mornings issue
= We expect full details of the conhagra
ton to-day.
. QUICK TINE. - The Salt Lake stag
e which arrived last evening from Leh
e came through in two days and elevel
hours, to the minute, being one hou
ahead of the schedule time. This tim
would be hard to beat anywhere.
a S. W. De LACY disowns having writtel
y the Chronicle letter. He is a young maj
: of considerable ability with the pen, an
his reputation is not injured by the dis
avowal. Was the classifying letter manu-
y featured in the Chronicle editorial rooms
r. WooD is now down to 81 cord
lower than it has ever before been know
:, in Phoebe. The competition of tn
- Mexican donkey packers lowered il
Timber is getting very scarce about tn
e city.
!. RELIG1ous.-Rev J. 2. Egbert wi
t preach in Bullionville this Saturday
evening. Sunday school at IL a. m. o
Sunday. Service in Browns Hall, P
q oche, at s p. m. Sunday.
i" WE had double dose of football las
! night-one game on Upper Main stree
!, and the other block or two lower dowr
!. A thousand kickists were exercisin
themselves at once.
We saw fellow trying to get hi
drunken companion up off the stree
last night, but, failing in the attempt, h
le laid down and went to sleep by the sid
IS of him. Both were obviously drunk.
They fell of girl down at Bullion
:, vile who "threw off on" her bull
:, whacking adorer because dad got 81 90
IL to the ton and is goin to incorporate.
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