Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-21

.;o, notice. Although burthen of
srn.nse, it is nevertheless an institution
.rh;cb reflects credit upon the law which
.,mmauls its maintenance for the ale
.,.,;or Of the sufferings of those over
Ian by misfortune, not to speak here
,,ha cara aud attention bestowed upon |
~. vsriou, inmates by DR.. Deal, the |
county Physician, and George STANDARD.
~. steward. TIE number of patients
under treatment is -, some less |
49,, the maximum number, there being
many as Is at times, and on general
"1o-oos about 10. One OF the number
hss been IN inmate of the hospital since
Soyember ), 1872, two were admitted in
Inly last; another in August; two were
limited in October; the others since the
I.t Of December. Twenty patients can
bo comfortably accommodated as the hos
n,,al now is. We are happy to say that
majority of the patients are in con-
y,lescent condition. and none are re-
oorded as dangerously ill. The bedding
oDrovided for the inmates is OF n substan-
t;al kind and furnished in abundance,
hasides being scrupulously clean. The
bosrital is furnished without stint with
rooi wholesome food, only such being
sIlowed to patients as will best suit the
condition Of each. The patients are, for
their own good, as well as for the general
disci,line necessary in such an ins.itu-
,ion. subjected to certain rules, among
which is one forbidding nypatient leav-
inc the hospital grounds without the
remission of the County Physician, and
another forbidding the use Of spirituous
liguors by any patient unless under the
prescription of the County Physician.
The patients are well satisfied with the
treatment they receive, as no medical
skill is wanting in the County Physician,
to whose efforts their cases are entrusted.
The Steward is good and careful nurse,
who leaves nothing undone which will
contribute to the welfare of all in his
care.
FEET FRozsS.-A Mr.. Wagner now
lies in the County Hospital with frozen
feet. 1t seems that about six weeks ago
he started from Moons camp, on White
river, Nye county, to so to Lambs. On
the Sunday following he started back,
but dense fog coming up be lost his
way, and wandered about for FIVE days
and nights without food, and with only a
blanket to protect him from the intense
a cold. Finally he reached Moons camp
again, and there remained until Friday
last, when Moon brought him in n wagon
to White River Station, from which place
he was brought to Phoebe by Travis &
Co.'S stage. 1t is much feared that Wag-
her will lose both his big toes. His suf-
ferings while wandering through the
hills, almost starving and freezing, must
have been of the most excrntiating M
ture, while the little attention be re-
ceived after he got back to Moons, hav.
ing been compelled to lie out of doors for
about four weeks, with one side of his
person freezing while the side next the
fire blistered, his sufferings could not
have been greatly nlleviated. He is
now, however. as comfortable as
could be expected under the circum'
stances, and it is our earnest wish that Q
speedy restoration to health may com
pensate him in some degree for all hi
has suffered.
The MUTABrLIrY OF CRIME.-On Mon
day, George Chandler, alias Texas,
completed term in the County Jail, tt
which he was committed by Justice Var
Hagen, on a charge of petty larceny. i
seems, however, that be no sooner 60
out of that scrape, than he laid himsel
liable to a charge of a graver nature. o.
Tuesday, about II O'Clock, Chandler. O.
Tex" hired horse-a brown animal
about II hands high, and broken both t
harness and the saddle-from the Pic
neer Stable (furmerly Cooks on Mea
dow Valley street. TEX" said he wa
going to the Twenty -one-mile House, bu
those at the stable, learning the characte
Of the man, the proprietor of the stnbl
went as far as the Four mile House, bu
could learn nothing Of Chandler havin
been there. 1t then became apparer
that he had absconded George Chan(
Ter, better known as Texas" is appa
emily about 80 years of age. He is ia
and we'll developed. He stands cree
and is quick and spry in his movement
He is quite prepossessing in appearance
though his conduct bellies bis look
Officer Woodruff started in pursuit
INV tuSillNt Uu dAtSiuooh, a.
it is to be hoped that he will be success
full in his efforts.
SAN FRANcIsco BREWERY. - Charl
Goedicke has sold his interest in I'll
brewery. on Meadow Valley street,
George Miller, who will in future do 1
honors of the establishment. This III
not be the season for quaffing lngar
large quantities, and 80 it may as VI
be stated that ali other beverages a
dispensed at the San Francisco Brewer
LAMBERT AGAIN. evidence in I
case of George Lambert, charged wi
grand larceny, was all in when our
port closed Monday evening. The arg
ment began last evening, and was goi
on when our report closed. After
argument it will be for Justice Van Hag
to decide whether to discharge the
cused or hold him to answer before
Grand Jury.
TIE case OF Schaffer VS.. Bidwell v
on trial in the District Court yesterd
before jury twill be continued tod
ALL jurors are required to appear
the District Court at 10 o'clock t
morning.
BITTER Yesterday was bite
cold day, though the sun shone bright
1t froze hard last night.
STAGE for Salt Lake left yesterday
ternoon about s o'clock.
The Hamilton stage arrived abou
o'clock last evening.
NEW circulating library, imported
gars, tobacco, stationery and confetti
cry at j. Levin & Co. ., opposite Hal
tons saloon. Main street.
BnEAD.--Eight loaves OF good bak
bread, made from California -four, for
ut the Eagle Bakery. Main street.