Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-28
,cAL INTELLIGENCE.


looked at himself in the mirror an,
smiled. His open work red flannel shir
displayed manly breast. covered witt
numerous scars. sanguinary tokens O
many a fiery fray. He viewed himssl
IN the mirror once more, and, beckonine
to the julip jingler and punch preparer
said: Friend, l am athirst; the sight o
those cooling ice and that juicy pile o
lines hath reused in me an Inward desir,
that l fain would satisfy" Got an,
money! questioned the man of liquids
ALAS! no; l am bereft of coin, bu
would gladly do thee some mental office
IN requittal for cooling draught.p Their,
laid large sack Of grain in the corner
and. winking at the assembled loungers
the bar-kreper said: Shoulder that sacl
and carry it across the room, and never
lay it down. and will give You all the
whisky you can drink in an hour" The
impecunious one closed his left optic and
silently surveyed the sack, ut the same
time requesting the contract to be re-
peatei. His eye cleaned with a sudden
animation, and, seizing tn sack and Civ.
ing assent, he swung it as high as his
knees; then, staggering to the other side
OF the room, with mighty effort he did
leave it suspended on an unnoticed hook
in the side of the wall. There" he
remarked, "Bismallah; not since fought
the Turks have exerted mine physical
frame 80 muchly. There, nv iiauid
friend, have carried thy weighty sack
across the precincts Of thy spacious
premises, and shall not lay it down; no.
never" A blank expression came DER
that bar.keeper's face. and sinister
CLEAN shot from his eyes; but, sitting
ms wrath, he requested the willy strate.
gust to nominate his poison. We draw
veil over the scene; sufficient to saw that
hard hearted and thirsty warrior and
diplomat called on the exhausted bar.
keeper for the most delicately concocted
beverages for the space of one hour. As
the shades of eventide were falling, and
Juveniles OF depraved minds and per-
verted tastes were preparing to kettle the
innocent and unsuspecting dogs, that in-
dividual wended bis solitary way over
tne divide, and far up the height maud.
lin voice kept time to staggering and I'M.
certain gait by incoherent statements
tnat he had got the best of him." We
believe he did.
ALL QUIET IN PIooHE. After the in.
tense excitement manifested in Phoebe
on Thursday night when the news OF the
suspension OF the Bank OF California
reached here, it was a relief to find that
oy Friday morning it had vanished and
the usual run of affairs were ASSUMING
The aspect which had prevailed in Phoebe
Tor some time back. The many fright.
ened depositors doing business with the
state Bank, who had hastily drawn their
money out on Thursday, returned IL
again on Friday, and the business of the
oank progressed ss il they had not
passed through one of those phases of
Human nature CALLED panic; business
was generally <dll throughout the day,
tnough no one in Phoebe seems to
have lost by the Bank Of California, still
almost all will feel the effects in Phoebe
in greater or less degree.
NEEDED IT IN HER BUSINESS. During
the excitement Of Thursday evening Of
the rush Of depositors to the State Bank
Of Nevada to draw ont their little money.
among the crowd appeared solitary
"sole trader" who, after considerable
maneuvering, finally gained the bank
counter and succeeded in what she |
thought the hopeless job OF getting her |
$2o0 without any trouble; u relieved ex. |
preston passed over her countenance |
and she passed-out. After she reached |
the sidewalk some one addressed her and |
told her she need not have been in any |
hurry getting her money, that the bank
was safe, etc. She answered in pert
kind Of way: " Yes, know the bank is
safe, you need not have told me that; /
have the utmost confidence in it, but |
Just need this little amount now in nv
business.
THE RpoonD buIletin hoard an 1,.,
street was besieged by crowd anxious
for the latest news from San Francisco,
which we furnished on Thurday after.
noon wnen inc news came OF the sus-
pension OF tue bank OF California, and
aiso 'ast evening ABOUT $50 when the
aews VI 'ne suicide OF W. Z. Ralston
hasnso over Inc wires
p.u n 'oeiS VI the ooiiegiate Base
30" o'uo' owing 70 some dissatisfaction
!; os'a ~ rasata 70 me election OF o.
,ronoS a. ~ yesteIuay RECORD,
the feIIovina new vss e,et''op last night With
Que ,oaiox,ng result: PRESIDENT, Thos.
cullen; Nice-President. John CULLEN;
T, ], DovelI. Censor I pa. Tas.n'
G. A. Stanton.
DAN DOUGLASS. in COMPANY with John
n "'n 'onh
" Aynch anu 1niius Hoffman, yesterday
handed to Phi. Felsenthal 1924 so to be
family l;v,,a o on p'n. ,or Ell, tne destitnie
the balance that was left alter s,n.nsss
were paid from the money collected TO
defray Carvers funeral expenses.
IHE carrier Of the RECORD is getting n
-" Ao'' VI tue Weii-dressed indi-
,ccord ; - aau n. around Phoebe, 30 he has
collar, Whilst he Il dann euse s. .a
,oRp thia morn;no ,o,, vetns ,ne NE
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