Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

CALLED FOR ToN.-The scene was in
Lacour street saloon, and the time 90
p. IN. He bad his pants tucked in hi
boots, ring on his finger, wart on hi
nose, and a guiltless look in his eye
Slowly and sadly be walked up 10 tn
bar, called for "a little whisky" dranl
II and asked the mixologis. what effec
the failure of the Bank of California
would have on the interests of the Coast
That gentleman being unable TO give an,
information Of practical yalue on tina
subject, stated his ignorance and looked
at the stranger, who, after gazing up snt
down Tor lew times, suddenly called
Tom, hold on, want you, and rushed
from the place in pursuit of the imagin
airy Tom. He has not since returned
and that bar-keeper's faith in human
nat1re-never very stropg-is now gone
forever. He says be doesn't regret the
loss Of the drink so much as he does the
great and irretrieyable shock to his moral
sensibilities.
WM. ANTHONY publishes a card in this
mornings RECORD, in which he calls the
attention of the public to the fact that
lately several attempts have been made
to "blackmail him, by circulating SIAN
derous reports which have no founda-
ton In truth. He disclaims anv attempt
to gain notoriety by drawing six shooters
or being fighter, and wishes it under
stood that he attends to his own bust,
ness, and II he desires to make anything
known TO the public it will be done
through the columns Of the REconD and
not by hearsay.
TOMMY DIMoEp. Tommy Dimond
was injured in the Raymond & Ely mine
ON the 18th day of July, by the falling of
an immense rock on his legs, by which
he sustained compound fractures OF both
limbs so extensive that amputation was
deemed necessary, but We are glad to say
that 1t was not done, and at the present
time his condition is so far improved
that there is no doubt whatever of his
entire recovery and that he will have two
useful limbs.
NEWARK MILL. - This mill has lust
finished working ore from the Alps
mine, the irst-class of which worked
1907 per ton; tailings of the same
S32.97. The second-class worked $50,
and the tailings $9.42. Commenced
yesterday working on the Newark ore,
and also hauling ore from the Meadow
Valley mine for reduction.
FLORAL MnL.-The Floral mill has
been running along steadily during the
week on ore and tailings, and have a
supply of ore on hand, and more coming.
sufficient to keep the mill running
steadily for some time.
Bessie TURNER'S twin sister yesterday
met with an untimely death by being
run over on Lacour street. No obituary
Is necessary, she was the last pup, the
father and mother, however, are in ex.
istence.
THE members OF Protection Hose Co.
No. q were busily employed in cleaning
carriage, running water through their
hose and fixing up generally at their
Hose House yesterday.
BAsE-BALL.-A game of baseball will
be played to-day at o'clock at Boone q
Dolman's corral, between the Phoebe
nine and the Collegiate Baseball Club. |
CHARLEY WEIDEnuoLD has Just re.
ceived a large supply of Eastern periodi-
calls, illustrated papers, also maps of San
Francisco - Jun
JUsTIcE's CoURT.-An attachment suit
was commenced yesterday in this Court
ocy A. d. Reccabarren vs.. r. Morrow
for $l06. " ''o''o"