Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Il Gillispie

An
sort came off Yesterday. A couple of
vouths who thought there was griev-
once went at it between the hospital and
s,apohter house Ravine. Time was
called and the boys went at it, but after
rornd or two. which were not in con-
Sonance with the rules Of the P. r., they
concluded they were making fools Of
themselves and let up. We agreed SO
heartily in the termination of the affair,
that we had like to have had head put
on ms. when we also Immediately and
Internationally dried up. A still tongue
makes q wise head
Mr.. EVANS, an engineer, lately en-
Moved as such in one of the mills at
Bullionvlle, has been very unfortunate
and suffered much lately. While at
work cutting a key seat piece Of iron
entered his eye, injuring II SO that he is
now unable to distinguish objects short
distance, the other also being affected.
Mr.. Evans is in deplorable condition,
having q wife and six children at Placer
Vile, Cal, depending upon him for sup
mort, and we would recommend that our
benevolent citizens furnish him with the
means to leave for San Francisco, where
he would receive medical attendance.
THE ethics of the frequenters Of lodg.
ing houses seem peculiar, every ledger
appears bound to make as much noise as
possible when he enters, and if he can
BY loud talk and banging doors wake
all the rest, then he retreats peacefully
TO his couch, and believes he has full
filled his mission. Some folks have a
curious notion of what is pleasant for
their neighbors. e.
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.--We are informed
that hereafter the sittings in this church
will be free. All who on Sundays or
other holy days feel DESTROYS of return
ing thanks to the Great Giver of all
good things can attend without any fear
that they will be intruding on some
body else's seat. A cordial and sincere
welcome will be extended to all.
Four TRIALs.-After a protracted ju-
dicial investigation. George Lambert has
been found guilty Of grand larceny.
These proceedings have extended over
heightened period Of time, and we are
glad termination has been reached, no
matter which way it turned The pro-
ceedipgs have already cost the county an
immense sum of money.
YESTERDAY we gushed about the wealth
er; but to-day our perennial spring of
gush is excited about the mines. No
new developments have been positively
stated, but there seems a greater air of
tirmness aud security among our specu-
lators than We have noticed for some
time past.
A TANK,-A friend of ours has sug.
gested that if tank were erected near
the spring on Lacour street, beyond the
Court House that a great saving would
be effected for the folks in that vicinity
in the supply of water. and the road be-
low would not be quite SO impossible as
it is now.
For SWEET CHARITY's SAKE.-The at.
tention of the public is called to the ap.
peal Of Mr.. Evans, who is certainly de-
serving Of any assistance that may be
rendered him. He has large family de-
pendent upon him for livelihood, and
anything that our citizens may feel dis
posed{o help him to will be well applied.
SIDEWALKS. - During this muddy
weather the sidewalks between Judge
Perley's old Office and the Court house
have been real blessing. Litigants,
Jurors and others having business at the
latter establishment will bear us out.
IHE Bon Bon PARTY. those who
attended Professor Bachs soiree on
Wednesday evening express themselves
as oeine highly pleased with the arrange
men's made for their entertainment.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - The bullion
shipped by Wells Fargo a. Co. Yesterday
amounted to S14, 226.6l,