Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-28
A LETrEn is in the Postoffice addressed

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to A. Poorman, Phoebe. Without max.
ing an invdious distinction, number of
folks say that letter is intended for them.
On the ground of lack Of worldly goods,
this local put in demand. but our
obsing Postmaster, Mr.. Abrahams,
failed to see it, unless we declared that
was our name. The local went off
prumbling, saying il "Poorman" was
not his name in the eternal fitness Of
things, it ought to be. The Poorman
has not a bit of sense; be is not only
poor but he is not contented unless he ia
blabbing his unfortunate condition to
the whole world. Who wants that letter
is still the question.
OPERATION friend DR.. Deal had
an interesting case the other day. He
was called to place mans jaw in a jaw
ing condition, that was afflicted with
loosencss OF that important member.
The Doctor found his patient suffrriua
from q persistent cape caused by pre-.
tracted yawn. By proper measures DR..
Deal reduced the unruly institution and
had his pati-n,'s jaws wapging as freely
as ever. The Doctor says 1t will not do
for that man to be interviewed too much,
otherwise 1t will cost him (the pati-nt)
all he makes to keep his. jawing tackle
in proper condition.
LEFT. BY yesterday morning. Salt
Lake stage Messrs. White and vandyie
left for the East. Mr.. White is the own.
er of the stage line for which Mr.. Van.
dyke is agent. Under the new manage
ment the route has been entirely rpor.
ganized and good time may be d-pend-d
upon. From the end Of the railroad to
Phoebe the service will take in future S.
hours, a great improvement on former
arrangements. As the Utah Southern
R. r. progresses the time will be short.
come the favorite as regards the link be-
tween this point and railroad transit.
PEAcEFuL,-On the belligerent order
We have bu. little to report. Sunday and
Monday passed of gently and serenely
without much to cause ripple on the
calm current OF ordinary events. On
Sunday evening, or rather night, for it
was about midnight couple Of the boys
got warlike. but the forcible int-rces.
sions of officers Mckee and Kuerr caused
peace to BE- proclaimed before it was
broken; so all were happy except the
officers who lost their fees.
NEwARK.-D. W. Crittenden, the new
Superintendent OF the Newark mine, ar
rived here on Sunday. He called on US
yesterday and expressed himself pleased
with our camp, which he saw was much
more bright aud lively than he had ex-
pected. Mr.. Crittenden said he was go.
ing to do all that was in his power to ex
plot the mine and show that it was a
bullion producing institution. We cor
daily seconded all that Mr.. Crittenden
said in favor of Phoebe and concluded
therefrom that be was the right man il
the right place.
RETURNING the Eureka Sentine
we learn that our old friend Fred. Bake
has returned to the land OF sand, silvel
and sage-brush and may shortly be tx
dected in Phoebe. We extend to him
hearty welcome and hope that his trip t.
the East will bring him back to us a
Jolly and gay as ever Fred. is one o
our best citizens and it will do the folk
good to see him amongst us again.
Qurr.-The stormy weather has lei
MS, and now We are enjoying the pleas
ant warmth Of a sunny and cloudles
sky. We do not know whether the lat
stormy term WAC dna 10 the comet q
any other man; but we do know that tn
fine and pleasant weather of the last da
or two, seemed more than ordinarily NJ
ceptable.
A FIRE occurred on Sunday afternoo
in cabin on the eastern side OF til
Divide. The canvas roof was burnt of
and doing but little other damage, Tt
fire was caused by the old establishe
reason-sparks from the stovepipe ia
ling on the canvas made blaze.
DISTRICT CouRr.-The case Of Hanle
vs. Travis was on trial yesterday and wi
be resumed this morning.
MEMoRANpuM !! l. The very best
liquors - fragrant cigars - One Pric
One Bit-at Panaca Saloon, Laco'
street. jy-28
BULLION SH1pMENT.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amountil
to $3,797.54.