Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-29

.,ar and saw was.heard, welded by men
ENGAGED in erecting new buildings, and
everybody appeared busy and busting
oronnd The mill started on Thursday
1ast and worked very smoothly, and on
Mondav morning about 800 pounds OF
onoaioom had been collected and was
aan;5iv Increasing. We did not 60 up to
.Sp mines but were told that they were
iookinp very we'll. After long period
ns aanression, from all appearances,
T;ob,and will yet come out all right.
W. hone that this will prove TO be SO,
for Il will not only be greatly to the ad-
nartaoe of the shareholders Of the High
I'D Consolidated, but also to Phoebe.
Rr letter from San Francisco we
learned that the stock OF the company
was selling on the street at 500 per
share. At present there is no intention
of putting it on the Board.
Report of the intermediate School
for the month of April: Enrolled, So
average attendance, 27.S5; cases OF tardi-
ness. 90. Names of those who were
present every day: Charles Craw, Eddie
Prudential, Harry Hoey, Frank New.
ton, Minnie Baker, Carrie Caldwell and
Minnie Logan. Names of those who
were not tardy: Sophie Armer, Belle
Adams, Minnie Baker, Helen Bass, joey
Brick, Annie Berry. Carrie Caldwell
Mary Donnelly, Ida CORN. Maggie
Kuhls, Minnie Logan, Lille Murray, Eta
Newton, Effie Udy. Gabella Osborn
Josie Regundet, Carrie Waddelove, Chas
Craw, Eddie Prudential, Geo. German
Lewis Higgings, Frank Newton, John
Sheath, Stephen Wilman.
Mrs. LIZ u. WATT, Teacher.
The HOSPITAL In the performance
of our reportorial duty we have severa
times during the past two weeks had oc
casion to visit the hospital. We always
found the wards in a clean and nea,
condition, and the patients as comforta
BILE as the nature of their ailments would
permit. We put some questions tc
them at various times as to their trent
ment, etc., and they invariably spoke il
the warmest terms of commentator o.
the conduct OF DR.. Deal. the county ply
stefan, and Mr.. Hoyer the stewart. The
doctor visits the institution as often rs
the condition of the patients require. nc
matter how often, and is unremitting il
his care OF the inmates. Mr.. Hoyer, the
stewart is always on hand attentive to
his duties, and seems to keep perfec,
discipline without word. We left the
hospital favorably impressed with its
management.
WANTED FINE.-Yesterday while the
examination OF Bello was proceeding
man rushed hurridly into the Court.
room and hastily inquired for the
Squire" On that respected individual
being pointed out, the stranger says
well, want to plead guilty to assault
and battery" His Honor quietly told
him he was then busy, and handed Mr.
Assault and Battery to the tender care OF
officer Knerr who, in order to make
sure, placed his charge in Jail After the
examination of Charles Bello closed, Mr.
Assault and Battery was brought up and
fined SIS and costs, and went his way re.
joicing that he had swelled the State
School Fund to the amount of the said
SIS. He evidently has the cause Of edu.
cation at heart.
FULKs e. McALPIN.-In our advertis.
ing columns will be found an announce.
ment from our friends, Messrs. Fulks &
McAlpin, that they not only continue to
dispense the best wines, liquors and
cigars at their well-know saloon on
Meadow Valley street, but also at the
('ity Climb Rnopno Mai, ~. d.
and Dicks many friends will be glad to
hear that they are extending their base,
and though times are dull, will still rally
round them and do the best they can to
make things lively. Those who occasion.
ally take snifter cannot do better than
visit either of these saloons, where
either Aleck or Steb will wait upon them
In artistic style.
SODA WATER, Erc.-We call attention
to the card of ]. 7. Davis, who has JUS
established mandatory of soda water
sarsaparllla ana cider. Mr.. Davis tell.
US mat he intends to prepare only tn,
very pest quality of these articles, ant
. .la. ail who patronize him may be sur.
sua' none but the best and purest ingre
uieh's VIII be used in his manufactory
us place OF business is on Cornwall
LOW. .oW, oack OF Meadow Valley street. A,
NE NE NOT weather will shortly be on hand
Mr. Davis should and doubtless will hay,
aRood demand for his Summer beyer
ages. '''ei
oHARLEs BELLo was yesterday ex
amined respecting the shooting of job,
uaiiavin. Several witnesses vera er
ahmed, viz; DR.. D. L. Deal " n
Ansrr, John Aplin, ]. n Johnson
Ss au,es r. pile, j. I. Shekills and the de
. ,eenuant' Charles Bello. The Court will
nue. defendant and his counsel, with tn
n;,oi 'cl attorney, proceeded to the hos
t csai anu took the testimony of job,
J" a,.ivan. After hearing the Testimony
fs us,,re Van Hagen discharged the de-
SUPREME JUDeE. - Some friends O
.uuse oorson inform us that they ar
g dsa Of his becoming candidate fo
IIuuge OF the Supreme Court. We bav
r nuowh Judge Corson personally and h,
,pu'alon Tor many years. during wb;ci
nme ne has borne an upblemisbed cbar
aster. He is sound and able law wnar
I;n asnimpeachable integrity, and bv HI;
m n,na, urbane and pleasant manners ba
made many friends. In
DusTY.-For mouths we tbou,bt W.
aOa'a never have to complain again O
,be e inconvenience of dust, but yesterda,
actpo,,., was tolerably high, and il wa
iowa iy y DUSTY. We really almost on
i nHvs the inconvenience from its ve er
sav rei'y. As Sir Charles Coldstrsan
something. ' anu mat
NAV. DISTRICT oouRr.-Yesterday the argu
sha ' was commenced in the case o
o sherwood VS.. Hanley ct al Co, s.h;,
n pened for the plaintiff and snole u,
rsn,n Judge Corson then bes une ~
hay aayy on behalf OF the defendant an,
T TAU not concluded when Court ad;onrr un'
'e was no other business ransoctsd
b,;aA. WEATHER. = The weather i
p; sn'' balmy and beautiful. md W.
7, oehers know how to apnr.o;.,. :.