Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

HooDLUMS OUT.-Nlght before last the
male hoodlums, who are by no means
opposed to the inhibition of alcoholic
stimulants, were out in full force. They
were accompanied by fine but some
what peculiar band, which apparently
consisted of twenty three brass drums,
one flute. a jews harp, four COW bells and
tin horns-and such horns The effect
forcbly reminded the auditors of the
sound produced by the fall of five hun
dred tin wash boilers from a fve-story
building on to a tagged pavement. 1t
had, however, one good feature; it was
very audible and there was no doubt re-
specting its whereabouts when the per.
formers were in full swing. 1t would
have sounded beautiful on the distant
waters, and we wouldn't have cared how
distant those waters were. After visit
ing u newly married couple, they adj
journed to the several saloons in
Phoebe to recruit their (the hoodlums,
not the saloons) exhausted energies.
They then adjourned-it is to be hoped
the adjournment was sine die. N. B.
This accounts foI the RECORD being de-
livered SO late yesterday morning-ou
carrier was lone of them"
sole TRADERS. In yesterdays is.
sue We gave a graphic account of o trial
in the Justices Court in which a sole
trader, was the prosecuting witness.
As many seem to be entirely ignorant of
what the term means, We have to say
that it is pet reportorial expression 10
abiding to an element of society which
emulates the lilies of the field, inasmuch
as they toll not, neither do they spin
(and yet Solomon in all his glory was
not arrayed like any of them). And they
don't require the intercession OF any
court known under the constitution or
the statutes for the transaction OF their
business.
JAKE PEIsER has sold out his barber.
shop on Main street, and leaves in TO-
days Hamilton stage for San Francisco,
CAL, to enjoy little relaxation after
three years hard work in Phoebe. The
report that Jake was going in company
with the Sheriff or one OF his deputies, is
altogether without foundation.
The Crystal Springs Water Company
advertise in to-day's RECORD that they
have started to deliver water, in large or
small quantities, at reasonable rates.
water tickets are to be had from M. H.
Llchtenstein, Ben. Parker, who drives
the cart. or at the Star Hotel. See ad-
Vertisement for particulars.
RINsEY LAN1us showed us yesterday a
specimen Of ore from the "big bon
ANA. which he obtained when he was
IN Virginia short time since. 1t was
taken from the 1500-foot level of the
Consolidated Virginia, and by assay
made by himself went $435 10 in silver
and 25l. l6 in gold. ...
Some Of the Raymond & Ely boys dis.
liking the music Of the hoodlum band.
night before last, exploded few Giant
po"oef cartridges among the brush
on the hillside. II had the effect of
dtadening that cheerful music for the
time being. " 'A'
NIKE " owes board bill long tim.
unsettled and the aid of Justice has bae,
solicited for the recovery of the sama in
consequence of which no wages will ha
forthcoming on the 1st of the month
until after the said bin and costs ors
settled.
HEREAFTER all persons wishing to Sc
cure the professional services OF DR.. D.
L. Deal. will find him at the San Jose
House, Main street, be having remoyaa
from his residence on McCannon street
to that hotel. it being more central loca-
ton and more convenient for everyone.
We are pleased to learn that the wife
Of Judge Henry Rives. who has been in
rather dangerous condition, was gester.
DAY improving, so much 80 that there ap-
Pears to be no danger.
u. Q. CLARK & Bro. have just rec. ived
nice lot Of ranch butter from Meadow
Valley Wash.
Gus. HISTzE leaves on tc-day's Ham
iiton stage for Eureka, to stop there a
snort time and then on to San Francisco.
The Hiho pony mail rider arrived yes.
terday morning from that town md 40.
parted last night. ''"' We
BULLION SHIpMEsF.--Wells, Fargo e.
20; shipped yesterday bullion amonnt,no
to $9, 1871. 1"''"e
he Salt Lake stage arrives TO-DAY
"Wednesday about noon.