Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-07

unfortunate gentleman who lost his eye
sight by blast in the Peacock mlne'
yesterday made partial canvas OF the e'ty
in his behalf, collecting over S4Oo. III Is
believed 81 900 more can be raised TO-
day, as few or none OF the leadlhg
business houses have been visited. And
then some of the kind-hearted ladies OF
Pioche, we understand, will try and do
something towards swelling the fund;
We believe the proposed sum OF S3'ooo
will be raised.
NEW DISCOVERIES IN BRISTOL DISTRICT.
Very rich discoveries have been lately
made in Bristol district, equalins if not
surprising in assay of ore and width OF
vein the best mines now in progress OF
development there Considerable excite
ment has been caused in mining circles
in consequence of these discoveries. Ii
these outside developments and discover
les continue in the future the reputation
of the Phoebe lodges for production Will
be endangered. Bristol district Is now
in Lincoln county.
PERsoNAL.-Judge james H. Hardy,
one of CALIFORNIA; most able and dis
tinsuished counsellors, here on profess
sional business, renewed the acquaint-
ance of auld lang syne yesterday, by
friendly call at our sanctum. Almost
life-time's acquaintance with the Judge is
our authority for saying he unites with
his transcendent legal ability every ele'
ment that goes towards making up true
and dignited manhood. We hope his
sojourn in Phoebe will be long, pleasant
and profitable.
DEPARTS THIS MoRN1NG.-Mr. We, of
the well-known San Francisco liquor i'm
porting firm of L. A. Fargo & Co., leaves
| for that city this morning. During his
brief sojourn among us Mr.. Nye has
made many personal friends, and we
hope it has been profitable in n business
point of view. A safe and pleasant re-
turn trip, old friend.
ANOTHER EPILEPTIC CASE A young
man known as "Shiner" fell in an cpl
LEIPZIG fit, just after noon yesterday, on
Main street, above Meadow Valley. A
prompt application of restoratives soon
brought him back to consciousness, when
he rapidly recovered.
DRUNKEN MEN.-At o'clock last
night we counted ten drunken men or
Main street, between Meadow Valley
and the RECORD Office. 1t is unnecessary
for our local practitioners to write disser
tations on the great prevalence of pneu
monia in Phoebe.
EVERETT FELT. from whose left lie:
the greater portion of the tlbia bone was
removed, ten or twelve days ago, is doin!
finely. Symptoms of ossitication ar
being manifested, and there is hope o
the leg being restored entire. 1t is al
extreme case.
MArR1MoNAL--Day before yesterday
in San Francisco, John j. Halpin. of Pi
oche. and Miss Maggie Howard, of tn
former city, were united in the bonds Q
matrimony. The happy couple were yes
terday to start east on bridal tour.
MORE SHADE TREEs.-Frank Wheele
has shown his good taste and public spin
: it by having II row of beautifully stra
and symmetrical shade trees set out i
front of his residence on Cedar street.
! PRODUCE COMING INA number Q
t teams came in yesterday from Salt CIR, ell
, Utah, loaded with -four, butter, eggs
etc. Their owners report the roads SIT
very bad, but improving.
SERIOUS THROAT DIsEAsN.-A womn
, on Meadow Valley street, whose nan,
a we failed to obtain, is lying low W tn Ii
a odema of the glottis--a throat atf ct;o
= which is often fatal.
n MR.. LANES patent hosting wor&s i,
y dicator is in operation at the NJ ado
/ Valley hosting works No. 5. 1t will pa
j. to walk up the hill to see the ingeuio,
a contrlvance.
Vi G. W. LIGHTNER CoMINa--The tel
&c graph informs us that C. w. Lightner, I'll
- former Superintendent of the Raymol
- u Ely mine, will be in Oh tonight
10 Hamilton coach.
a. Drying Up.-The streets are drvil
is up rapidly. If the weather continu
IN clear and warm We will soon have dus
streets again.
of BOONE & DoLMAN received lar
I'd quantity of baled hay yesterday fro
es Meadow Valley.
lie
m DUE from Hamilton to-day by stag
IS c. w. Lightner and Mrs. Lansing