Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-11
nAU,Y RECORD
,r,:yspAY. NOVEMBER II, 1879.

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~ G. was born at Washington CITY,
n c.. in 1927, and was 4C years old at
=, ,;ma of bis death. He was Mexi-
the WA War Veteran, having served in q
paitimors regiment. He came TO oai-
tcrnia in 1919, and during bis long resi-.
sance on the Pacific coast has hved al
Iamestown and Sonora, In Iuoinmne
n,w Cal. in Idaho Territory, in Vir-
coun CIV. Austin, White Pine and
gH lnh New. Relatives of deceased re-
l; Az in Philadelphia and New York City.
T 1,ue Of his brothers are in Adams Elk.
n AVS Company. Philadelphia, one OF
Pe has been with the company 30
WIZ Sdsrs and is now Superintendent Of the
Philadelphia branch. He leaves wife,
- children and brother in Phoebe.
RIDE TO BuLLIoNvrLLE.-on Sunday
40 availed ourself of Billy's Express,
and rode to Bullionville. The weather
being delightful, we were conveyed over
,,a crsat waste between Phoebe and Bull
lionyille very pleasantly. There is moth
inc particularly attractive in the scenery
beiween the points named, as there is
scarcely tree to be seen or even blade
Of Grass until the head OF Meadow Valley
10 rsacbed. We found Buliionville a very
i;yelv camp, and people busy about the
mills and workshops. About mile and
n half beyond is the swimming bath near
panaca. 1t is about five feet deep by Is
feet long and Is feet wide. At least 20
inches of water flows through, rendering
Il one Of the most desirable places for
bathing establishment of which We have
any knowledge. The place is frequently
resorted to by Phoebe people and others.
YESTERDAY morning about II O'Clock
ante serious accident occurred TO q
team hauling ore from the Falls mine,
Of Spring Mountain. While the team
was coming down very steep and rocky
norton of the road which leads to the
mine the chain which fastened the
wheels broke. and the wagon, loaded
with ore, ran down upon the horses, one
of which stumbled and fell, the wagon
nas.inc ever him, breaking three of his
ribs and very seriously injuring his right
shoulder, besides pealing the ozark" off
of his back. The driver hitched his lead
ers to the tongue and brought his wagon
down on the road, and the last we saw Of
old "busted-sides" he was following his
mat. down the road to Bullionville, very
much resembling badly plunged up
horse. We believe the team belongs to
Mr.. Wadsworth.
AcQUIrTED.-The case of Tommy the
Headmaker," who was arrested on the
charge of highway robbery, came up for
hearing last evening before Justice Van
Hagen, when, after patiently hearing the
testimony, it was concluded that it
did not warrant him in holding the pris-
oner. He therefore dismissed the case.
The robbery, il any was committed. was
no doubt perpetrated by one OF the
strap game operators" who have of
late been victimizipg Mormon teamsters.
and have no doubt, ere this, left the town.
Mr.. Young, the plaintiff in the above
case, mourns the loss of his chronome-
ter.
An OLD PIocHER IN New ogK.-From
the New York Spirit of the Times, OF
November l, We copy the following no.
tice Of an old Piocher:
Mr.. McCluskey, of California, has
lately purchased the billiard room for
merly owned by Dan. Dean, and. after
refitting it in frst-class style with six OF
W. II. Griffith 4 Co.'S tables, he will
have grand opening.
foR THE BULILoNyILLx BALL.-Special
arrangements have been made with Mr.
Nesbitt, the Superintendent OF tue Ne
vada Central Railroad, for tie accommo
dation of citizens of Phoebe desiring t
attend the ball at the Meadow Vale,
Hotel on Thursday evening. See adver
tistment.
Mr.. JAKE Com, our old-tune friend
and one Of the early residents of Phoebe
arrived from Grass Valley. by way o
Hamilton, yesterday evening, looking n
well as in former times. May he lon
continue in our midst.
an CAN hb
for many months engaged in merchar
dlzing here, takes his departure for Sai
Francisco this morning. He is accompa
MED by his family.
MlsrAKE.--In our local column o
Sunday We stated that Marx s fast freigf
teams were "a days on the way fror
ioano. The item should have read /
days.
HE spur wheel of the small engine
The Raymond Il Ely hosting works We
broken on Sunday. This will cause
delay, however, of only few days.
10 ARRIvE.-The following passel
gers left Hamilton yesterday for Pioch
.. M. Craig. NJ. J. McCuaig, J. vandere
and James Finley.
CONNOLLY & STEPHENS succeed /
flynn in the boot and shoe business @
Main street. They have a superi'
MURPHY, on Meadow Valley street,
me premium bootmaker in Phoebe. s,
advertisement,
NOTHING SERIoUs.-Th cutting affa
saturday night, wherein Ike Hinzma
was cut, amounted to nothing serious.
JUDGE GEO. G. BERRY, Of Phoebe, VI
Winnemucca last week.
HE auction sale of the stock of W
',ams X Errant continues from day
aay' James Dean is acting as salesma
JOHN O'NRrLL, Tailor, Meadow Vail
street, is receiving from San Francis
'ne largest and best assortment of goo
ever brought to Phoebe, consisting of fl
o.oths, beavers, cassimeres, vestinf
&C. Call everybody and see new sty
o'0us' n7-1w.
10 TO Il. Krause's Photograph Gale
on Lacour street, over the New 70
bakery, for your A No. pictur,
rflces reduced to one-half. Satisfacti
suafanteed. Cartes de Visite $500 l
"0zen' Ferrotypes for soc apiece. nj
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