Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-19

The Chinese late on Monday night
had quite an entertaining row all by
themselves. No particular harm was
done. One or two heatheus received
some ugly blows about the head and
shoulders, but not sufficient to spoil
their Monaghan beauty. As far as We
could learn, the trouble was caused by n
recalcitrant debtor, who either could not
or would not pay, whereupon his creditors
concluded to build the tallest kind of
mansard over his Tartarian frontispieee.
The heather did not however see 1t and
made so stout aud stubborn a resistance
that his assailants iled, carrying with
them some striking mementoes of the
conflict.
GREAT expectations have been formed
respecting the party of the Independent
Social Club, which comes off this even
ing. The managers and members of the
association have made great efforts to
entertain the guests handsomely and
Hospitality, and We have no doubt but
they will succeed admirably. A number
of invitations have been issued and we
hear that those who are so favored intend
to attend unless prevented by circum-
stances that are unavoidable. Under
these conditions we believe that Browns
Hall this evening will be thronged by
gay and brilliant assemblage.
CIRCUs.-Yesterday on Main street an
individual amused an admiring crowd by
the able manner in which he withstood
all efforts of a vicious mustang to unseat
him. Mr.. Horse did his best to dislodge
his rider, but he stuck to his steed like
centanr, until the unamiabe concluded
that discretion was the better part of
valor and quietly submitted
PRIVATE School. Alva Bibb is
DESTROYS of obtaining n limited number
OF pnpils-girls only and not exceeding
eight or ten-for instruction in the ele-
mentary branches of an English educa-
ton. Particulars as to terms. etc, will
be readily furnished on application to
Miss Bib, at her residence on Meadow
valley street. If
LONG VALLEY. Some teams will leave
Bullionville to-day Wednesday, for
Long Valley to haul ore from there to
Bullionville. There are some 200 tons
OF ore extracted, which the miners have
made arrangements to have crushed at
the American Flag mill. They pay $40
per ton for hauling to Bullionville.
For HoME.-Jas. Serviss, Recorder of
Nyo County, and Harry Cresswell Dis
trict Attorney of the same County. leave
this morning for Belmont via. White
Pine. They will sojourn among the
Pogonlppers for few days before re-
turning home.
HIKo NJ. & NJ. Co. - We learn from
our friend Mr.. G. G. Heath, Supt. of the
Hike NJ. & M. Co, that on his return he
will resume operations. At first only a
small force will be employed, but in a
months time it is expected that the num-
Der will be largely increased.
TIE FUNERAL of Alfred Smell took
place yesterday from the Episcopal
Church. The procession was preceded
by band playing a dirge. large num-
Der of citizens on foot and in carriages
attended the funeral
AT WoRK.-The 30-stamp mill of the
Raymond & Ely Company at Bullion
vile commenced crushing ore on last
Monday. Everything is in good order
and the mill works to charm.
IcY.-Mr. Hill, County Superintend-
ent OF Schools informs us that on Tues
day morning at Glover Valley ice was
formed fully quarter of an inch thick.
READING matter of the best and most
entertaining character in the shape of
periodicals and papers is to be obtained
at G. Wiederhold's. Main street.
WILL LEAvE.--On Friday the Rev. S
t. Kelley will leave for the West.