Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-02

i"'hiohed "ashoe Zephyrs, in all their
VARIATIONS. They cut up all kinds of
anties-in milder mood Jerking few
Signs from their fastenings and irving to
niue them IN the clouds, and then, grow
ing sterner, scattering dump-piles
through town and on over the valley.
in,y nave Just now taken musical turn
ana are whistling a medley of tunes
through everything open and hollow
hinges. e"As
Pony MAIL LINE.-Gilmer and Sails
bury have established Pony Mail Line.
10 run between Phoebe and Salt Lake un-
IN the disappearance or subsistence of
the horse epidemic. The first pony
leaves this morning, and the Salt Lake
mail will go out every other day hereaf-
ter, until further notice.
lHE local of the Gold Hill News pro-
nounces against board partitions in
lodging houses, because "young ladies
while entertaining their sweethearts are
IN continual state of repression" On
winch side of the partition did our CO.
| HPoiaiy uuu tnat out!
CERERo-sPINAL MENINGITIS. There is.
we understand, very serious case of the
above malady in Phoebe. 1t usually ap-
pears as an epidemic; but this case, it is
! thought, is attributable to q special
cause, and that the malady will not be-
some general.
A wELL-KNowN stock man assures us
that three-fourths of the horses in town
evince symptoms of epizootic. He saws.
also, that the disease is of mild TYNE
and will soon disappear. We have not
heard of case threatening to prove
fatal.
oNE OF the Bullionville stages hauled
Oft yesterday on account of epizootic,
nine of the horses out of ten used being
sick. We do not know whether the
panaca mail will be carried by other
means.
The donkey wood transportation line
has been very active since the outbreak
of the horse disease. Mexicans with
donkeys loaded with fire-wood are now
the leading features in the carrying trade.
DR.. DEAL leaves on this mornings
stage to attend the wife of l.. H. New.
ton, at Troy District, who is very i'll with
pneumonia. DR.. Philson will attend to
the Doctors patients during his absence.
SEVERAL accommodation wagons sus-
pended operations yesterday-not be-
cause the horses used were attacked with
eplzootic, but as a precautionary step
against their becoming affected.
A HOSTILE cripple-be.onging to one
-sf the aiming feudatores of Ely Dis
trict-threatens to 90 into the field in
advance OF his recovery, and walk on
needlegun stills. Feroclous
RELIGIOUS. -Presbyt terrain service in
the District Courtroom on Sunday
evening at I O'CLOCK. Sunday school in
the afternoon ut O'Clock. All are in
Vlteo. fe1-2t
To ARRIVE To-DAY.-The following
passengers left Hamilton yesterday for
Ploche, who will arrive on to-dav's stage:
VIM. German and James Mcdonald.
MULES WITH EpIzooT1c. -Four mules.
belonging to colored man in town
named Sherry, were taken to Johnston's
stablesl yesterday, for treatment.
DISTRICT COURT. Nothing done in the
District Court yesterday but spa,ring
over the conditions of and suretles to a
heavy indemnity bond.
GEO NJ. Mexican, who was injured by
blast some two weeks ago, is recover
ering rapidly but will probably lose both
eyes.
Two of the horses of the Hamilton
stage team which came in night before
last are now laid up with the epizootc.
On THE RANCHEs.-A horse came into
tcwn, last night, from Spring Valley
ranch, effected with the epizootic.
MYRoN KNAPP is rapidly convalescing,
and will be on the street in week or
ten days.
The epizootic is now general among
the stock ut the stables of Boone e. Dol
man.
VIM. MCINTYRE has resigned his COM
mission as Deputy Constable.
MORE FLoUR.-Another large train of
-four arrived yesterday.
BEAUTIFUL moonlight nights have re-
turned.