Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-14

I'saf sssIoNAL BEGGING. A middle
aged woman, accompanied 10y girl Of
i've or six years old, whom she claimed
a. her daughter, entered our sanctum,
Yesterday, with ''se,' speech Of melting
pitifulness, begging coin. We told her.
after giving her half dollar, that we had
read notices OF her tour along the Central
Pacific and to some of the interior towns
of the State, from which we had been led
10 believe that her business was very
profitable. This momentarily embarrassed
her, but she soon recovered herself, and
denied her identity as vigorously Ms she
first plead for four bits. Now, this pro-
fessional begging is social nuisance
which should not be tolerated. Those
appealed to by the inpostors will give,
rather than do violence to their charit-
able feeling by supposing they may have
turned deaf ear to fellow-mortals really
in DISTRESS and we would suggest that
the proper remedy is to apply the vagrant
askers, and tell them they will be pro-
vided for from the poor fund. The
chances are they would not allow them
selves to be charge on the county to the
extent of single meal.
REMEMBER THE NAME.-In our col
umns to-day will be seen the notice Of
Matt Mockler, of Bullionville, warning
all whom it may concern not to purchase
cert in checks stolen from him last Sat
urday. The name of the thief is James
Castillo, and what makes his act particu-
larly contemplate, as well as criminal,
is the fact that Mr.. Mockler had taken
him to his house when destitute, fed
him, clothed him, and generally supplied
his wants during the past winter. With
the basest ingratitude he repaid his bene.
factor by robbing him of the checks re-
fered to, amounting to $500, and S57 in
coin, besides S242 80 in coin from Mr.
Mockler's partner, who was living with
him. Mr.. Mockler can i'll afford to lose
the money, but says he would rather
have lost twice the amount than have
received such lesson in human deprav.
ity. Pass the rascal around.
CHIEF EAST EXTENSION No more
promising mine than this is to be found
to-day i'll Ely District. The main shaft
is now down $40 feet, showing two-fooi
vein of ore, which assays from 5000 tt
$500 per. ton. East from the 200 foo
level drift has been run about 40 feet
with an average vein of lS inches il
width-solid ore, and very high grade
The main shaft is still being sunk on tn,
ledge, which keeps on improving /,
little i'll size and quality. Between 81
and GO tons of high grade ore have beer
raised within the past two weeks, ant
are now TO be seen on the dump, the bes
evidence of what is below.
A GRAND SUCCESS Notwithstandinl
the muddy state of the streets, Professor
Mcdonald had large and very intelli
gent audience, who seemed to appreciat,
his mastery lecture upon Physiology
This evening he treats upon Phrenology
the nerves, and other interesting topics
At the close he will present valuabl,
book to the most handsome young lad,
in the audience, to be decided by com
mittee of gentlemen. A big turn out ma,
be expected. Admission only 50cents. CT
and you will get ten times the worth o
your money. The Professor ranks higl
MS lecturer and q phrenologist.
The Coroners verdict in the case O
the Chinaman who was killed by falling
from and being run over by fast-friegh
wagon was in accordance with the fact
as first published. There is strong prob
| ahtlttx, chat he coll . l.
in fit, as he was sick when he 90
aboard at Eureka. The story about tn
Chlnaman having considerable money OF
his person was unfounded.
ALL employees of the HUM Il Hun
Mining Company whose names appea
upon the April Pay Roll of said com
pany will be paid at the Pay Office o
the Meadow Valley Mining Company
opposite No. Z hosting works, on Thurs
day, May Is, at 10 o'clock a. m.
my.2t ]. G. MAYNARD, Agent.
The stolen horses brought over from
White Pine county for identification hay,
all been claimed but one or two.
Phil. MALLoY, recently shot at Bullion
ville is doing well, and there is prospec
of his speedy recovery.
THERE are but few inmates in tn
County Hospital nova less numbe
than at any previous time since last fall
Two good stable men can find employ
ment at the Dexter Stables by applyin
Immediately. S. q. BARNES.
IMPORTANT telegram at the Desere
Telegraph office for Dennis Trainor.
: millinery,