Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-17

ably be on the large tank station below
the tw elfth station.
CALEB AND Hrs CALr.-He had started
down Meadow Valley street with an
awakening hope in his heart that he
might get that d-arned bull calf down to
the back yard of the butcher-shop before
he met his girl. There was an anxious
look Of care in his eye, a wrinkled fur
row on his brow, big chew OF "pir.
oque" in his mouth and badly spawned
bull dog trotted at his heels. An easier
feeling was soothing his soul to think
his troubles would soon be DER when a
charge of q strange cur caused the calf to
set off at plunging Rallop. As he broke
for Clutes store poor Caleb tugged at
the rope, and just at that instant the
calf stopped short and turned round to
look at Caleb, who sat down in the dust.
With a snort the calf pranced round a
the sidewalk Just in time to see his di-
vinity in all the glory of stripped stock
ings and pin-back dress staring with
horified gaze at her loved one in such
plight. There was no time for explana-
lions; with plunge the calf broke
loose, and upsetting Maria and by
stander in his headlong flight, he disap-
peared around the corner while the I'M
fortunate Caleb slowly resumed his per-
pendicular, and without even a sigh of
sympathy or word of comfort to his be.
loved Maria. be slowly limped towards
home. And now two fond hearts are
sundered and the pulses that erstwhile
throbbed in unison are separately beat
ing the lonely hours away in heart-break
ing solitude. and all on account of that
COMPOUNDED bull calf
STAGE FROM PIoCHE TO GROOM DIS
TRIcr. - Robert Evans, who ia Just from
Groom District. intends to start stage
line from Phoebe to that place immedi.
stely. He will make the round trir
every week; his headquarters will be a,
E. W. Clute'a on Meadow Valley street
He has made the trip from Groom to
Phoebe in two and half days. Mr.
Evans has great faith in the future OF
that district and says there are between
$500 to 5000 tons Of ore extracted besid e
plenty in sight below The lodges croI
ont we'll and present a good appearance
throughout the district.
NEVADA CENTRAL R. R.-From Mr.
Farnham the contractor for repairing the
road, we learn that the force of mer
employed, numbering forty-s six, were las
night within two miles of the Newark
mill. and that in his opinion the h-avies
and worst part of the work was done
They are making the most of the fin,
weather, and Mr.. Farnham thinks b,
" i'll be through in ten days. What wa
done last week was the same as laying
new road, having to fill in the road-bed
ballast it, lay the tracks, etc.
PJocHE ATHLETICS. -This Rymnasti
club were having the floor and sidewall
Of their place (the old RECORD officr) re
paired yesterday and last evening held
meeting for business and also for exer
else. T. r. Butler will be the professo
and teach the young ideas how to shoot
, Bates looked over our shoulder when W
got this far and said the old ideas kney
how to shoot already and it might resul
in harm il But" got to teaching tn
Youngsters.
/ LUNCH STANp.-Ike Phillips. who run
the Lunch Stand in the FL Dorad
Q Saloon. gives notice that in future b
o will open the stand between and
;. O'Clock In the afternoon, keeping it ope
y all night. He will soon have on han
I; fresh oysters, clans. Holsters, crabs, an
81 all kinds of shell fish. 1t
:. A FIRST CLASS assortment OF woode
;. pipes, cherry stems, fancy letter pape
e etc.. etc.; also "Solace." "Doree,
Lone Jack" Durham" "Apricot.
;, bob White" "Gilroy" and "Perique,
IL smoking tobaccos. at my stand in Lee
J. drug store, RoLLA v. WATT. TT
:. The name "Pioche Hose Co. No. /
,e was yesterday painted on the globe Ian
Of that Company by VIM. Wilson. wi
!, did the same free OF charge for q
!" benefit of the Company.
to LEAvEs.-H Harry Bryant. well-kpoy
,r in Phoebe and Bullionville leaves on
days Salt Lake stage for San Francist
a He will be absent about three weeks.
B. CATHOLIC CHURCH There will be
u; services at the Catholic Church tod
10 in consequence of the absence of r.
OF Father Monteverde.
CASPER D. LANaToN was not SO "
- yesterday as formerly. being inclined
or be feverisb. but his wounds present
"a worse features.
lw The following passengers will arr
by the Hamilton stage of this event
ne Clemen Montgune, Rodona Juanna,
I'm T. Page.
H. JACOBS. OF the firm OF Jacobs
oil Sultan. arrived in Yesterdays Salt Il
nd stage. Mr.. Jacobs looks we'll after
trip.
da BULLION SHIpMEsT.-Wells, Fargo
he Co: shipped yesterday bullion amount
to @13. ia.