Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-18
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, KINDLY Aor.-Thoughttul kindne'


A KINDLY Acr.-Thoughtful kindness
il a marked popularity of the gentler
60, We never go carelessly along most
" forgetting that few kind words and
charitable acts will frequently relieve
Tho wants of our fellow creatures to far
oreater extent than we imagine our
means will compass. These observations
~ srooested BY the fact that lady
Who has kept her name a secret, has
W., WV ssnt down to the County Hospital
W. ,ar,s marcel Of acceptable reading mat
tor consisting of papers, magazines. ETC..
a,c We are not aware who the lady is
INV more than the recipients of her
hnyrtv INIT they ask us to offer her their
O U thanks for SO timely and gra-
s;ons on act. This We now do, and more,
we wish to express our sincere admira-
tion and appreciation OF that gentle
womaply heart, that while happy in
comfort and affluence yet remembered
the destitute and afflicted. We believe
that for such as she is, the gates OF
Heaven are widely ajar.
DISTRICT SoUhl' = OeAoao Avn th'
Fuller, the jury in the case of the State
VS.. Rosamurgay brought in verdict Of
murder in the second degree. Now that
the case has been tried and jury has
delivered verdict, we may be permitted
to say that a very merciful view has been
taken of the position OF the defendant.
For though the evidence told severely
against him, his utterly friendless condi-
tion and the unceasing exertions of his
counsel, Mr.. A. B. O'Dougherty and Mr..
], C. Foster, caused the jury to look
more leniently upon the matter than
thew might have done. The verdict will
satisfy INSIDERS that they cannot imbrue
their hands in the blood of their fellow
creatures without suffering a severe pun
isbment, and perhaps death. After the
delivery of the verdict in the case OF
Rosamurgay, the suit of VIM. Mahoney
vs.. X. J. Hanley ct al. was commenced.
The testimony on both sides is all in and
this morning the case will be argued.
SOCIAL PAE1Y.-M essrs. Ely and Piqua
will next Monday evening give select
social party at Hanley's Hall on Meadow
Valley street. Those who attended the
former party given by these gentlemen,
were delighted with the evenings enter
tainnent. On the occasion we refer to-
We believe that the same satisfaction will
be experienced. Every effort will BE-
made to promote the comfort OF theil
patrons, and all who attend may expect
to enjoy themselves, and will certainly
not be disappointed. We have tc
acknowledge the receipt of an invitation
and propose to show that we are some
on the dance ourselves.
FIRE. - Yesterday morning about s
o'clock the fire bell sounded an alarm
1t was found that the residence of Mrs
Warne, back Of McCannon street, was or
fire. Happily, however, by the exertions
OF few gentlemen who hastily rushed
to the spot, the flames were put out with
but little damage. twas blowing gale
at the time, and we have no doubt tha
the fire was caused by some cinders fall
ing from a defective stovepipe on the
roof, and while lodged there, was blown
into fame by the strong gale that wa,
blowing. We have cautioned in suct
matters till we have tired ourselves ant
readers. but folks had better be careful
GALvIN.-We again visited this unfor
tunate man at the hospital yesterday, ant
found that his condition was much i'm
proved. DIR. Deal informs us that from
all appearances he is likely to recover
though SO severe wound must Away
excite the gravest apprehensions. Tn
examination of his assailant, c. Bello
has not yet taken place.