Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-14

iaEPhPHASN : AAC hClE ldiklnl
ali day about the glorious weather an,
the heavenly moonshine We had or Sun
day night. lie said he strayed alon,
with no sound save the honest watch do.
who bayed deep mouihed welcome as b,
ed the mountain peaks and the tin horn
of the Preside band which were maxine
things lively for a newly married couple
but he noted it not. He unfor,unsteI,
in gazing at the moon tumbled over
piece of railroad iron, still pursuing hi
astronomical studies, thus making hin
see stars. He said the sight had inspired
him to write "pome." He started I,
read it and got "a far as the second line
'Oh moon 80 bright. with mellow high
that shines all night here we patted
him on the head and told him he needed
rest, If he was to be translated to an
other and brighter sphere We would be
disconsolate even as Rachel was.
HooDLUM BAND.-While the guests ia
the Wedding of P. B. Miller and Miss
Morton were enjoying themselves aftel
the wedding feast on Sunday night, q
noise similar to that made by the break.
ing loose Of forty thousand lunatics was
heard in front of the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. French. As matter of course
nearly every one knew that it was the
hoodlum band giving charivari. Thew
Kept up the racket for some minutes aud
were then invited into the house vhere
they were entertained in the best style
imaginable, being soon satisfied with
wine and cake. They gave q parting
salute with tune they called Home.
Sweet Homo" but as We have heard that
air several times ourselves We think thew
we're mistaken in it, and left with a God
speed form all that they might never hear
the like again.
MARROW ESCAPE. - Yesterday while
Young Sultan was driving the grocery
team of Jacobs Il Sultan down Main
street, the animal without any obvious
cause slipped and fell. throwing Sultan
head foremost out OF the wagon. making
him turn somers6ult, he luckily land.
ing on his feet without any injury ex.
cept little shaking up. One of the
shafts OF the wagon was broken by the
fab of the animal.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
met at 10 a. m. yesterday, pursuant to
adjournment. All cases on civil calen.
dar continued for the term. Meadow
Valley Mining Company vs. A. W. Max,
Well the hearing of the motion filed
herein continued until Wednesday. A
Fife Vs. +. Wheeler ct al; hearing OF
motion filed continued until Saturday
Court then adjourned until Wednesday,
DE- cember 18th.
CHANGES. The Salt Lake stage line
has made some little alteration in itl
route from Phoebe to Salt Lake CITY. I
now runs by way of Minersville anC
Beaver, but is making the same time Il!
formerly made. Hugh White has ius
been over the road, and reports that tn,
stock has all recovered from disease, ant
intends now to haze them make thu
same timo they did in the Summe
months
FOUND. A short time since lot o
bullion was found in Atchson' oil,
stable at Bullionyille by some parties
who were digging around and cam
across it. 1t was wrapped in an old sacl
that was rotten from age. 1t had prob
ably laid where it was found two or thre
years. The bullion was claimed we be
lieve by F. W, Clute.
WANTED AN OWNER Eureka an,
Palisade Railroad Freight Agent, w. E
Griffin, has on hand 1000 lbs. of freigh
marked as, incloSed in diamond, /
which he wants claimant. Wboeve
owns it will please call and claim tn
property, pay charges and take it away
RUFF NoRvELL and Judge Sawyer tool
advantage of the fine weather yesterda
by going on little tour Of investigation
to Highland. Rufe reports everything
rather quiet there at present bat think
it will be lively enough next Spring.
HE immense sales OF Hale's Hone,
of Horehound and Tar proves that til
people consider it the only sure remed
for coughs and colds and all pumonar,
diseases Sold by all druggists. Pike
Too,hache drops cure in one minute.
CHARLES NETZEN, q native of Bohemia
Germany, died at tho County Hospita
on Sunday afternoon, the 18th instant
The deceased was aged about fifty
years.
The employees of the RECORD oftic
have to thank Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Mile
for generous supply of cake and wine
This ensures the happiness of the wedde
parties.
The RECORD office is under obligation
to w, j. O'Dougherty for lot of trou
presented-some of the proceeds of tn
late trip.
The following passenger will arriv
by the Hamilton stage of this evening
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