Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-17

SCENE IN A SHOE SHOT. Enter young
damsel, clad in the latest pull-back and
striped stocking style, being DESTROYS of
purchasing a pair of strong walking
shoes to protect her feet in this sloppy
weather. Before she finds what she
desires she espies a pair Of boots made
for young gent with diminutive calf;
these boots are made in accordance with
that calf, and consequently the uppers
are very narrow. The young lady OBJ
serves the size of the foot of the boot
and thinks that it is just her fit of course,
that is the very pair she wants. The
shoemaker, who knows that the calf of
the aforesaid young lady is OF ponderous
proportions in comparison with those
boots, tells her she cannot get them on,
but she insisting, he hands her the boots
to try on. first betting with her q little
American gold coin on the result. which
is handed to referee-who is generally
on hand-to decide who is winner aud
turn over the spoils. The young damsel
tries her best to pull on the bouts, but
the fleshy protuberance called calves will
not permit and she owns up beat. She
consoles herself however by ordering Il
pair similar in style with uppers more
developed than the ones she essnyed to
try on.
To ARRIVE, by the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad, on the 22d instant, freight for
the following parties F. W. Clute, c.
Gibfried, Beaupre Bros, j. j. Halpin &
Co.. Raymond & Ely mine. By Hugh
White & Co.'s Salt Lake line, on the
Goth instant, freight for Phi. Felsen.
thai, T. G. Poujade, +. w. Clute, D. G.
Clark 4 Bro. Levin & Co., ]. j. Halpin
4 Co.. M. Bartell, M. CULLEN, M. P
Blum, j. Eisenmann Il Co.; Mott, Fish
h Co.. P. Harrison, II. Stein and W
Mcbride.
JUsT1cE's Court. The jury trial il
the case of CULLEN against Robinson oc
cupied the attention of the Justice
Court yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff
submitted all of his testimony, afte
which the case was adjourned until Il
O'Clock this Wednesday morning. Sew
eral attachment suits were commenced il
the Justice Court yesterday.
HANLEY's HALL.-We wish to stat
that Hanley's Hall tonight will b
thoroughly warmed 80 that none of tn
audience will suffer from the effects O
cold air, as stove was placed in positio
IN the hall yesterday for the very pul
pose OF having it comfortable for th
audience.
a. ID. MILLER wishes US to cay that b
has repurchased from r. II. Elan tn
lease OF the San Jose House. and he
thss day resumed the management an
control OF the same; that he feels yer
Rrateful for past favors and patronag
and hopes by close application to bus
ness to merit continuance of the sam
WEATHER. Yesterday was cold, ra
and disagreeable day in Phoebe. Owir
to the fall of snow on Monday nigh
which, though not heavy, served to re-
der the streets muddy and disa2reeabl
There was no more travel on them tha
could possibly be helped, everyol
who was able keeping in door.
JOHN HAYETT, notice appears in ,
days RECORD calling on you to como
and pay one hundred dollars for wo
done on your interest in the Bay Sta
mine, together with costs Of advertiser
All persons are cautioned against neg
tatiDg this interest, as John Hayett CT
not make legal transfer until the abo
amounts are settled.
ILL.-We notice in our exchanges th
&c. Clark. formerly sheriff OF Stor
county, is lying quite i'll at the Capt.
House, Gold Hill. He has been co
nned to his bed for some days. ia
resided in Phoebe for some time; his W
and children are now living here.
A coLoRED woman, whom we judg
10 be. out Of her head or little flgh
was yesterday around the streets ,
nouncing some individual who b
caused her to leave her family and "
brought her to Phoebe, where he left b
BULLION sHrpMENr.--wells. Faroo
70; shipped yesterday bullion amount
to $8,163.
The Hike mail arrived and depar
yesterday.