Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-09

LATE last evening an old time drunk
on Lacour street. who was acting in
manner unbecoming gentleman, was
advised by a good samaritan to seek his
bed and board, but instead of comply
ing with the advise given. undertook to
administer eorporeal punishment to the
aforesaid friend, but the said good
samaritan turned out to be Old Nick in
disguise, only wanting an opportunity to
display his various talents on a good
subject. He found one and the said
subject wished he had retired shortly
before he had interviewed the good
samaritan. The subjects left orbit was
considerably clouded, his nasal organ
resembled an orange with the skin off,
and altogether his resemblance TO de-
feated pugilist that had just been carried
out of the prize ring was complete.
We are requested to mention that a
gentlemen seeking lodgings has been in
the habit lately of turning in on the
piazza of q residence on Phoebe street
and making his bed thereon. If the said
gentleman would only sleep soundly and
not sno re, there would be no complaint;
but as he awakes the occupants of the
house and disturbs the neighborhood,
they all want him to quit and seek some
other lodging place for week at least
and give them rest" for that time,
otherwise they will be compelled to give
him into the tender charge of Geo. Bird
SAIL who furnishes rooms free of charge.
Young or old man, whoever you are, be-
ware, and not repeat the dose for at least
a week, or you will suffer.
We learned last evening OF the death
of DR.. John P. Poujade on the 30th of
June, which occurred near Gervais,
Marion county, Oregon. The Doctor
was the father of t. C. Poujade, mer-
chant of this place, and was 95 years of
| age when he died; had been a surgeon
in the French army under Napoleon the
First. and died from general wearing
| out of the system. Mr.. Poujade has for
a long time been expecting the news of
his decease but when it did come it was
quite blow to him. We sympatize
| with him in his misfortune and deeply
regret it, but at that time of life his de-
mise was to be expected.
We had the pleasure of receiving a
card last evening from our old friend G..
G. Wallace, who we see has started in
the collecting and real estate business in
Eureka, New. We wish him success, and
if we have anything in that line in
Eureka, will surely patronizs either Wal
lace or Jno. Dennis.
GOODS will arrive, by the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad teams, on the 18th of
July, for the following parties f. W.
| Clute, p. HARRISON, E. Hamilton. c.
Koch. M. CULLEN. T. g. g.. F. & McA.
Phi. Felsenthsl, j. H. Cassidy, D. G. c.
& Bro, John Roeder. j. Nesbitt & Bro,
R. & E. M. Co., M. & W.
LAST evening the Pony Mail arrived al
$50 o'clock, with slight assortment OF
papers and letters. On account OF the
holidays only few papers were expected
to arrive in Phoebe.
STOCKHOLDERS of the HUM & Hum
Mining Company will please take notice
that the sale of the delinquent stock has
been postponed two weeks, that is, unit
the Odd instant, at the same time ani
place.
LAST evening there was q meeting o
Keystone Chapter OF Royal Arch Mason
at the Masonic building on Lacour street
The following passenger will arriv
on this evenings Hamilton stage: Loui
Nebon.