Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-06


NJ Comsdanos "r 'ini'h
Mrs Bubb - gtf-.f,r
crun They Go.-The boys, some Of
,hem a. any rate, have got the fever very
hsdly and are bound to see the thing
0rt. Billy Culverweil will to-day take
oray quite a large delegation, viz: J. NJ.
wh;,sbill. James Hickey, j. Mowbry,
Msnry Clark. JAS. G. Smith. John Kear-
Nv 4. Brooks. W. Lexington. Lyman
Giant. Chas. Williams, @. B. Nichols,
n'' Altman, John McCaig. Morris Levin,
y I'm ". Young, w. Glissan. The stage
jul '";ii Leave Wells, Fargo & Cos Office at
" o'clock this morning. Parties wish.
-, N send letters to--..ssrsir friends at
p d. can avail themselves of this
.anysyapce, as Billy, the Stage Boy, has
vudly consented to deliver them safely.
u...enoers. &c., had better be on hand
the time named, for the stage will
.tsrt nunctually at that hour. We Wish
al tbe boys luck, but expect ere many
mor,bs are over to see most of them
again in Phoebe.
scuooIs.-ws really think our citizens
sbould take some action in the matter OF
proyiding funds to keep the public
schools open. In the present condition
If the funds belonging to, this district,
wa do not think it is likely that there
w;ll be sufficient money in the treasury
10 nav of its indebtedness for some time,
without attempting to reopen the
schools, and SO incur further liabilities.
We would recommend that those citizens
vino are interested in the matter should
canvas the town and see whether the
collection of smnll special tax would be
submitted to. II that were done, the
schools could 60 on, and without it,
probably not for some time. Z 1u. Z
HuBr.-we regret to say that on Fri
dsy last A. J. Blair was quite severely
injured while returning from Pennsyl-
yanis District. He was driving horse
attached to sulky, when from some
csuse the animal got scared and besnn
kicking. He kicked the sulky to pieces
and struck Mr.. Blair on the leg and back,
luckily without breaking any bones.
Though sorely used up, he managed to
GET to Bullionville, and was brought up
by the stage yesterday morning. He is
now at his residence and 10 suffering con-
sidersbly. We hope he will speedily
recover. --. s'ls,Tr u q 9.f3N
JOCKEY CLUB HorEL.-S. r. Nichols,
proprietor Of the above establishment At
the Four.mile Wells. gives notice that he
is now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in good style. Excellent
meals cooked 10 homelike fashion; good
stablinp. feed and water for stock. Al
the bar will be found good liquors and
cigars. Nichols is the presiding genius
of the whole outfit and sees that hif
guests are comfortably and properly pro
yided for. He knows how to keep {
hotel. --... , \
GRAND JuRY.-The following person.
have been summoned on the Grand Jur!
for the December Term: J. R. Dun, @
R. Alexander, W. II. Dolman, T. r
Butler, A. T. Moore, f. B. Clark, Franl
Cook, A. G. Yoacham, E. Morton, Jul
ius Hoffman, II. s. Lubbock, F. B. Cart
or, T. G. Pouiade, NJ. Shustrich, J. "
Peck, Adolph Cohn, Jno. b. Cassidy
J.C. Clark, T. j. Andrews, G. II. Patel
en-, G. H. Fish. J. j. Halpin. NJ. G. Sc
den, T. s. B. Martina. - rf7'l
REcoNEREp.-Wear arc extremely please
to note that the Rev. II. L. Badger ht
recovered sufficiently from his indispos
ton TO permit him to oficiate at ,divir
service to-day. The Rev. gentleman
close and faithful attention to the pc
Torrance of bis duties and Kindness
heart and manner, have endeared hi
to this community, and all felt interest,
in his speedy convalescence. ,s..
INJuRED.-We are sorry to say tn
young Arthur Buck, who was just b
ginning to get around after q protracte
period of confinement to his bed. m
with another accident yesterday. I
slipped and fell, and either sprained
hurt in some manner the limb that
fore was so cruelty injured. The phys
ians are not at present able to determi
precisely the nature of the fresh injur
FROM THE BAY.-We noticed that "
terday Messrs. Gibfried & Brisacher,
the San Francisco Restaurant, was
ceiving large amount Of freight, Sc
from San Francisco. Those gentlem
buy in large quantities at headquarte
and so secure the best articles at mod
ate rates.
SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL CHuR
7o.DAY.-Morning service at IL, Sund
School at 2 p. m. Services this evenil
and until further notice, oil event
services at 7 O'Clock, instead of half p
seven, as heretofore. All seats free.
HENRY l.. BADGRR, Rector
For PANAM1NT.-I will leave for Pal
mint on or about the 18th inst, and '
take $4,000 lbs. of freight and SO
passengers. For particulars inquire Q
L. 9. SCorr.
d6-lw d Press. Wand's Saloon
GooDs.-Quite a large quantity
goods came in town yesterday. All
merchants are filing up their stocks
anticipation of bad weather and imp
able roads. ...'.
The stages. both from Salt Lake
Hamilton, got in in good season
evening. The roads are rapidly imp
ing. . s5a -i %, ~ -. g.. 3 =.
sEnvrcEs will take place as usua
the Catholic Church, the Rev. Fa'
Monteverde officiating. .-.
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