Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-19
Underground work is still going on.

Inc Tlocne fnenA ana the lvanLoe
are sinking their respective shafts.
BowERY.
Underground work is still going on.
DEATH OF THos. HYDE. Last night at
o: 80 o'clock Thomas Hyde died at his
residence in this place. On Monday,
August 18th, while working in the Ray
mond & Ely mine, assisting in putting
in station timbers, a rock, about ton in
weight, fell upon him from above and
crushed him to the earth. On examine
ton of the injuries it was found that he
had suffered deslocaton of the spinal
column, and that his injuries would |
probably prove fatal. His medical adj
visers then stated that they did not con-
slider that the patient had any chance of |
recovery. "Slowly and surely he failed |
in strength, though at times it was hoped |
by his friends that he might recover.
Toward the last, however, his fate became
certain. He leaves wife, to whom he
had been married but little more than
year. His mother, sister and brother
reside in this place. They have the
warm, sincere sympathy of many in Pr
oche who were friends of the deceased.
The funeral takes place this afternoon at
4 O'Clock, from the late residence of the
deceased, on Panaca Flat.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION Yester-
dap D. W. Cherry had a pr liminary
examination before Justice Van Hagen.
1t will be remembered that on the 18th
of August last, Cherry shot and killed
Vim. Kiesele with shotgun loaded with
bird shot. The examination brought
forth but few new facts in the case The
evidence would lead to the inference that
Cherry, thinking Kiesele to be the thief
who had stolen articles from his corral,
had fired the first time with the inten-
ton of stopping the supposed thief, and
not hearing him make any reply, and
seeing him moving on in the dark, fred
again, thinking the first shot to have
missed the mark. 1t seems evident that
Cherry could not have intended to kill
any one. His own statement is the only
version of the affair which pretends to
give the facts of the shooting. Cherry
was admitted to bail in the sum of
$500.
ABOUT THE MAzEPPA.-There have been
good many inquiries of late, concern
ing the stoppage of work in the Mazep-
pa mine We have heard no good rea-
son, nor have we even heard rumor,
the truth of which would explain the in
activity of its owners. Yesterday there
was report in certain circles to the
effect that all the mining property of the
Mazeppa Company had been sold to the
Washington & Creole Company. The
report is considered well founded by
those who would naturally be supposed
to know most about the matter. No off,
cial information has as yet been given on
the subject. This may possibly account
for the assessment which has been lately
levied on the Washington & Creole
stock.
G. WIEDERHoLD yesterday supplied our
sanctum with a choice selection of read
ing matter: New York Ledger, New Or
leans Times, Frank Lsslie's Illustrated
/ Newspaper, Chimney Corner, San Fran
: cisco Examiner, New York Journal O
Commerce, Pomeroy's Democrat, Louis
vile Courier Journal, the Irishmar
r Dublin and Dublin Nation. Beside.
those enumerated, Wiederhold keeps OIL
, hand everything in the shape of newspa
h, pers, periodicals and pictorials.
Yesterday evening, VIM
Bell was riding in buggy with double
team. on the stage road, about one mil
Q from town. The horses took fright ant
e and ran away upsetting the buggy ant
3 running into the sage-brush. Mr.. Bel
n informs us that no material harm wa
h done to the buggy. The drivers hea,
I, suffered somewhat, however, for it wa
!. on that part of his body that he fell. N
serious injury was done to the Uranium
It BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
= This board met yesterday and TRANSACTED
n the following business; 1t was resolved
II to publish in the Phoebe Daily RECoRl
q an advertisement for bids to furnish tn
y county with wood. The report of Johl
n Croyland, who had been appointed t
v examine the county books, was receive
and ordered filed. The Board then ad
journed.
Is WILL OPEN SooN.-On Wednesday TX
:, ~ Phillips will spread before the people {
!. Phoebe q full assortment Of groceries an
n provisions. Having purchased his stoc
IN for cash, he is enabled to compete wit
any other grocery store in town as
price and the quality of his good
$. Here is capital opportunity to invest
l. groceriea and provisions to advantage,
A. ARRIvED.-Rev. II. L. Badger has r
N. turned from Virginia City, where he hi
e, been for few weeks past, on a visit
the Bishop of his diocese. There vi
be the usual services in the Episcop
IS. Church this morning at IL O'Clock, al
ne in the evening at half-past Z O'Clock.
y. Go TO H. Krause's Photograph Gallel
he on Lacour street, over the New lol
it Bakery, for your A No. picture
Prices reduced to one-half. Satisfactit
guaranteed. Cartes de Visite $500 p
A dozen. Ferrotypes for soc apiece.
no To19-tf.
to CAPITOL SALOON. firm of Colemi
:" & Tyler is dissolved. and Mr.. ColemI
becomes sole proprietor of this popul
81 saloon. Notice of the dissolution al
Va change in proprietorship will be foul
10 among our new advertisements.
tut PERSONAL Henry L. Badg
reached his home in Phoebe on Frida
We yesterday had the pleasure of me-
zen ing the enterprising stage man, Jot Trf
A is, Capt. 1. G. Messic WINS among t
.ep arrivals from the West yesterday.
~CH1cKEN-THIEF CHARLEY.-This ligl
fingered individual is at home again
.tz' the County Jail. His last exploit v
,ad robbing q miners cabin, at which
occupant of said cabin is sorely grew
and very much exasperated.
,at RACING. : Arrangements have be
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