Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-26
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A Coop DEED.-We heard of q trans
action yesterday which was SO creditable
~ ope OF our prominent citizens that we
cannot forbsar mentioning it.. In the
transfer to the Raymond & Ely of the
Magnet Company's ground. the employees
~ he latter, to whom about two months
WAGES we're due, were left out in the cold.
John P. Kelly had acted as Superintend-
ant of the Magnet and had engaged the
men. and though OF course he was not
legally bound, though as matter of
nrinciple, he should see that the em-
ployes we're paid. SO yesterday he paid
them out of his own funds, taking an
assignment of their liens as security
We think it a most creditable transaction
on the part Of Mr.. Kelly and more than
iustifes the entire confidence which this
community places in him.
FtRE.-Yesterday afternoon fire oc-
cyred on Lacour street, near the Hos
pital, by which small dwelling house
occupied by Frank Parish. was destroyed
with it's contents. 1t is mystery how
the fire got started, as there was no one
in the house at the time, but it is sup
posed was from defective stove pipe.
when the alarm was given the men from |
the RECORD printing Office did all they |
could but it was too late to do any good. |
The dwelling of Mr.. Geo. Davis was for
time in great danger and his effects
we're promptly moved out. but by his
own exertions and those Of his friends
the house was saved.
TO-DAY is festival big with the fate of
many confiding turkey and unsuspect-
ing chicken. Huge hecatombs Of the
feathered race will to-day become a
thing of the past, and be offered up as a
sacrifice to satisfy the taste OF the great
Yankee nation for poultry ON its day OF
thanksgiving and rejoicing. 1t must be
admitted it is little severe on the fowls,
but it is nothing after they get used to it,
and after all it is no ignoble fate to adorn
the festive board on SO joyous an occa-
sion, so therefore we intend to partake
Of our dinner without wasting any SYM
pathy on the goods the Gods provide us.
Our OF ORDER. : The hydrant at
Lynch's corner is out Of repair and will
not work. We would call the attention
Of the water company to this matter, as
the hydrant occupies most important
position and should not be allowed to re-
main out of repair any longer than is
absolutely necessary to get it into work
ing order. We get our information from
the Chief EngineerIof the Fire Depart
ment, and therefore have no doubt but it
is correct.
The BEAUTrFUL.-George Davis says
that he, like us. is not very fond Of the
beautiful snow" but yesterday he
fund it of excellent service as means of
keeping his house from catching fire.
The flames from the burning dwelling of
his neighbor, Mr.. Parrish, were very
close and kept Brother George busy in
protecting his dwelling.
THOSE wishing to attend the Young
Mems Thanksgiving Social, this Thurs
day. evening, will please leave their
orders with J. b. Stephens, at the boot
and shoe store, Main street. for car
riages, previous to 8 o'clock this evening.
w. P. GLIssAN, Pres't.
T. H. CULLEN, Sec'y.
On A BENDER.-We expect the sloppy
streets and muddy time generally must
have induced several of the boys to have
taken few horns too much. Yesterday
Ic@k he, hill ksrv
around under loads which were alto
gether too weighty to be carried one trip.
MORTON & ScHwEIGER have lately re.
ceived large assortment of leather fit
for making all sorts of boots, from dane
ing pumps to heavy mining boots
Those who wish for first.class article
at moderate prices should call on the
above firm, who take pains in suiting
their customers.
HEENAN.- A report was current iu
town yesterday that remarkably small
man, well-known by the nickname oil
Heenan, was frozen to death while or
the way to Panamint. For the truth Of
the rumor We cannot be responsible.
No PAPER.-As we announced yester
day. in order to give the employees Of thil
Office an opportunity to get thanks
giving dinner iii they are lucky enough
to get one), there will be no paper pub
lshed tomorrow friday.
WonsE AND WoRsE. - Yesterday was
fine and warm day and the snow melte'
very rapidly. 1t is good thing to &c
rid OF, but in going it leaves most un
pleasant reminder of its presence il
turning the streets and roads into perfeo
rivulets OF mud.
FoR PANAMINT.- Under the head @
New To-day" will be found an al
nouncement that Billy the Stage 30
will dispatch two stages for Panamint o.
December 9Th. There is room for l
passengers, and the fares moderate, b.
ing only $40.
No SERVICE Mr.. Badger writes U
that in consequence of severe attack {
quincy, he will be unable to perforl
services at the Episcopal Church. as wa
announced. For the same reason th
Church Social will be postponed or
week. .sEIt.
DISTRICT Coupr.-In consequence
the indisposition of Judge Fuller thel
was but little business transacted yeste
day, and that little Of no public interes
The Court adjourned until Friday morl
ing.
THIS EVENING the Young Mems 3
cial Club will give one Of their pleasa
gatherings at Hanly's Hall. Those vi
are favored with invitations will find it
very pleasant and enjoyable affair.
ILL.-We greatly regret to learn Of y
severe indisposition Of the Rev. Il.
Badger, who is laid up with severe
tack Of sore throat. ssaa
BULLION SH1pMENT.-Wells, Fargo
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