Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-25

Two SET-Tos In the early part OF
the afternoon two men came to blows,
near the corner of Main and Lacour
street, about some business misunder-
standing, and had bruised each other for
several minutes, when the combat was
ended by the separation Of the combat
ants. And an hour or two later, at the
bulldog fight at the upper end of Main
street, the owners Of the dogs, we under
stand, supplemented that performance
by sde-fght, in which, they them
selves were the principals. 1t is said a
weapon was drawn by one of them. If
arrests were made in either of the cases
we will have further particulars in our
next issue.
WANroN ABUSE OF A CHINAMAN. An
intoxicated individual showed his valor
Sunday afternoon by striking an inof-
fensive Chinaman. The Chinaman has
along about his business, when the fell
low deliberately went up to him and
struck him in the face. A white man
who saw the wanton cruelty interfered
in the Mongolian's behalf, when the
ulUuheu IIluIl uttuChtu uilu. uc dSott'A-
H ing party's name is Harlan. He Was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Van Hagan.
N He yesterday appeared before the JUS
tce, and, in default of paying his fine.
was committed to Jail for II days.
n KEENNEss OF AN INDIANS S1GHr-Sev-
4 eral hundred white men were trying,
yesterday afternoon, to penetrate the
misty atmosphere to see the result of
Deputy Sheriff Mckee 5 pursuit of Cap
tain Andy, but could discern nothing
u but moving objects, while the Indian
Bill Robinson distinctly saw the smoke
rising at every discharge of firearms.
and was able to report that neither Off
Ger nor Indian had been seriously
wounded. This intelligence he commu-
licated Mt the RECORD Office before the
.turn of officer Mckee with his captive,
Al d before white men knew anything
alb 1ut the result.
D EspEnArloN-On Meadow Valley
stree t, between three o'clock and day.
light, yesterday morning, the show win
dow o. the San Francisco restaurant
was bro ken in and provisions and dishes
abstract, vi to the value Of about $40
Presumil " this to be q case of despera
ton throl lgh hunger-rather an improb
able theor v, as many things are more di
gestible Il van porcelain ware--the pro
prietors, CT bfried & Brisacher, reques
us to say IT, at they will give q meal t,
whoever has no money and is hungry.
WE recomm end Phoebe to immediatel.
lay off and set aside two hundred squar
miles in the c. inter of the town, for de
pot purposes; a, least fifty or a hundre'
railroads will W mt space for termina
buldings.-[ Salt Lake Herald. What
jealous already, nd feaful of losing you
position as the NJ etro polls of the Rock
Mountains? Less sarcasm would sho,
more prudence. But wait until our al
tesian wells begin to flow, and then you
fears will be still b, ,tter founded.
WooD STOLEN Al ID LIFE ENDANGERED
Some reckless THE f or thieves continu
to steal the wood Off the deep well {
Messrs. Takart & Co.. below town, Q
fast as they can CO yer it. 1t is now III
covered. Fortunate " it is not on or ver
near any generally .aveled thoroughfar
aud there is no stoc K grazing around j
Being 1922 feet deep, it would be rather
dangerous shaft to fa II into.
DEATH OF Miss Mo- LIE WILSON. Mil
Mollie Wilson died early yesterdi
morning of throat disease, of whic
she had long been suffering. She WI
buried yesterday afternoon according
the rites Of the Epis copd Curch, Re
MIR. Badger officiating. The remain
We're followed by quit, concourse, mar
of whom were females.
1 NEW BOOKS, ETC. Charley Wiede
hold has just received large invoice
clearly printed and beautifully bour
literary works, embracing history, poet
and fiction, which he proposes to sell
small advance on San Francisco price
He also has full line of new diaries 4
1873. Look over his new stock.
To ARn1vE.-The following passe
gers are due on to-days stage: J. Smit
!. W. Grsenwell. N. Clark and l..
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