Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


pany No. received last evening, from
San Francisco, six splendid pictures OF
fire scenes, representing the old and
new system. The first one represents
the Metropolitan system, steam engine,
hose, and hook and ladder drawn by
horses on the way to fire. The Sec
ond shows the night alarm, the en-
CINE Just being pulled out OF the house,
and the foreman yelling" start her lively
boys" The third represents q race be-
tween an engine and hose carriage, the
respective toremen calling out lump
her boys, Jump her. The fourth rep
resents The New Eva - Steam and
Muscle" showing a steam engine and
hand engine, both playing at fire.
The fifth represents fire with hand en-
gines playing upon it, and the forenen
calling out. Now then. with q will,
shake her up boys" The sixth repre-
sents the ruins after the fire is extin-
guished. and the orders given to "take
up, man, your ropes" These pictures
will be framed to-day and hung in the
hose-house, and will be quite an orna-
ment to it. They represent some very
natural scenes with which most of us
were familiar in days gone by.
A CoRNIsHMAN SHOT. About ~ O. clock
on Monday night a Cornishman named
Grey was conveyed to DR.. Nuremberg s
Office, on NJ adow Valley street, for med
ical treatment The Doctor found be
had scalp wound in the head. caused
by bullet; also several severe bruises
about the head. produced by pistol or
piece of wood, and bullet hole through
his hat. His wounds were dressed and
stitched, and he was conveyed to his
home and yesterday morning was feeling
very comfortable. The Doctor says The
wounds were enough to XVII an ordinary
person. Grey refused to tell any of the
particulars of the occurrence or who in
jured him, but it is reported that he was
found in the wrong bed OF the wrons
time, and with female that was som,
one else's wife.
YOUNG MEN's SOCIAL BALL. The socia
party at Browns Hall, by the Younl
Mems Social Club, on the occasion o
the anniversary of their organization
At ~ O'Clock last evening. when we Wis
tied the hall, it was crowded with ladie
and gentlemen, comprising the mass G
the citizens of Phoebe. All was goin
on pleasantly, and every one seeming t
enjoy the festive occasion. Last White
and Spring these socials were the featur
OF the dancing season. and We hope I
see them kept up during the comm
Winter
MINERS MARKET To-day the Miner
Market, on Main street. next door I
Meadow Valley. opens under the supet
vision of O'Neill, assisted by JAG
Brlen and Fred. Hatch. O'Neill il
tends Keeping one of the largest an
nhest stocks of meat ever exhibited
tne ROCHE market. The mutton suppl
VIII be large and the best TO be ha,
whilst the beef comes from some of Il
Dest ranches in the vicinity of Pioch
Give O'Neill a trial and see how YOU a.
treated.
CRY CLUB RooMs.--Dan RYAN b,
leased the City Club rooms on Mai
street, two doors from Meadow Val
street. and restocked them with the be-
wines, liquors and cigars to be had
Phoebe. Dan Ryan is we'll know
throughout Phoebe as q FIRST class ba
keeper and his numerous friends will
pleased to hear that be has started
business on his own account. Give hi
call
LEXINGTON GUARD. - Take motto
members of this company, that Capita
Gallagher has called a meeting of Il
company, OF Armory Hall, this Wedn,
day evening at TX o'clock. All me-
bers are required to be present, as bu
ness of Importance will come before t
meeting.
VIvrAN.-The j. c. s please take not
that We learn Vivian intends making q
other trip from Salt Lake City to Pioc
70 confer the higher degrees of Il
myst'c order, also to give few OF
parior entertainments.
MuTroN.-The mutton that will be
sale at the Miners and the Independ,
markets to-day came from Rob W,,so
ranch. on Wilson's Creek. and waa q,
by John G. Lynch N wan %
JUSTICE counr.-Nothing TRANSMIT
N the way OF administering iust;co
Judge Aliens Court, on Laconr '. a,s,
yesterday. ' sure
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