Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-22

HE Virginia Chronicle has in its last
TWO issues to hand devoted considerable
space to the exploits of one Mike Kear-
ney "Pioche and Eureka fighter"
Mike kearney, the Phoebe and Eureka
fighter, who created panic in the Silver
Palace saloon on Wednesday night by
drawing knife Of blood. curdling length
and inviting mankind 10 general to come
forward and DO carved, was tried before
Judge Cox yesterday afternoon on
charge of drawing and exhibiting dead
ly weapon" and so it goes for two.thirds
OF q column. The Chronicles items put
us in mind Of an Illinois lawyer, who in
the middle OF lofty flights was inter
rnpted by the Judge, who says
"Squesrs, the facts are in direct opposi-
ton to your argument" $50 much the
worse for the facts. your Honor" re-
Joined Squeers. No one here remem-
bers anything OF 1.-THE Phoebe and Eu-
reka hghter;" If he ever does como this
way we won't need three policemen and
big dog to arrest him; when those kind
get around here 1t only takes one OF onr
officers in Phoebe to handle any of them.
AN EscAPE.-While the ladies' engaged
in collecting funds for the Christ mas
tree were at the Courthouse building
yesterday, one Of the officials gave them
the slip unobseryed, and got to his room,
the door of which he locked. The ladies'
came to that room in the regular order
and knocked several times. No answer
was made, and their gentleman escort
thinking somebody might be asleen
therein, went to the window on the aida
OF the house and. looking in, espied
the official under the table. He informed
the ladies, who retired in disgust, to see
some who would subscribe or else refuse
boldly. The gentleman" hearing the
retreat. opened the window, jumped out
and-shall we be compelled to saw it,
he'd. There is nothing placed 10 his
credit in Heaven; we can tell them that
John r. Clark, well known both here
and in Phoebe. died in San Francisco dav
before yesterday. He had a great MANY
warm personal friends in Virginia.
Chronicle, 18th.
John r. Clark has been a resi-.
'dsnt OF Phoebe since August, 1870,
and was we'll known all over the coast.
being well liked by all that knew him.
He was generous and open hearted to all
when his purse was lined. and would
willingly divide his last dollar with q
friend. BE left Phoebe about the first
OF September, having been in i'll health
ior some time previous, and many OF his
friends thought he would not survive
long. His death, although expected, will
be sorrowful news to many here.
Yousa MEN's SOCIAL. - The Young
Mems social party came off last evening,
at Browns Hall. as usual, the hall being
filed with invited guests, ladies' and
gentlemen. also the members Of the
club. with their wives aud families. The
members made themselves useful in SO.
curing partners for the different dances
for all that were present, making the
party pleasant to every one. Invitations
to these dances are at premium which
shows that their proper management
have made these dances the feature of
the season.
A coNsuMPTIvE cough becomes terrible
in March and April. These are the worst
months in the year for persons with dis.
eased lungs. Avert danger by an imme-
diate resort to Hale's Honey OF Hore.
hound and Tar. For sale by all drug
gists. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo &
70. shipped yesterday bullion valued al
$l2.771.
BEST brands OF Tobacco and cigars al
Poujads's. III
90 to Alexandcr's for your drugs.