Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-24


this morning, when the case Of A. Fife
w. tho Central Nevada X, IL. Co., will
DO called.
ioUsa Mss's SociAL.--This evening |
ono Of tho series of tho parties given by
tho above club will take place ut Browns
Hall. Tho reputation acquired by this
society for giving pleasant and well
managed parties Ia 30 great that tho mere
announcement Of tho occasion will rem
der our readers certain that the social
that takes place this evening will par.
take OF the Same delightful chnracteris-
tics which marked its predecessors. The
Grand March will commence at half past
eight md invited guests should DO on
hand M early as convenient.
BooTs AND SHOES. - Charles Ko,h,
whose establishment is in Lynch's Block
on Lacour street, announces this morn
ing in our advertising columns, that he
Is manufacturing boots. shoes and gait
crs in the finest aud best style, and Of
the most durable quality. He has also
received first class assortment OF Gus.
tom made work Of the latest style and
best manufacture. which no offers for
sale ut reduced rates. Repairing, ETC.,
done promptly md neatly.
The FIRE that occurred yesterday in
Eureka should incite our citizens to re.
double their precautions against the oc.
currence Of similar calamity. Nine
cases out OF ten fires are caused by mex.
cusable negligence or criminal careless
ness, and too much caution can not be
shown. While on this topic we would
say that 1t would be well if Fire Ward.
en- were appointed TO look after such
matters
STONE THnowIsa.--Some youngsters
who live in the neighborhood of the far
end OF Lacour street. have contracted a
bad habit of stone throwing. which is
extremely dangerous to all passing along
that street We were proceeding on our
way yesterday when we saw a stone pass
IN very dangerous proximity to fellow
pedestrian. The youngsters had better
try their hands at some less mischievous
amusement.
The SAME.-In another column will
be found lengthy extract taken from
the Pauamint News, descriptive of tn,
homicide at Darwin City. 1t seems
now to be certain that the Ashim des
cribed as committing the deed ia the B
j. Ashim who SO long carried on bust
ness as merchant in Phoebe.
CLEANING UP.-Yesterday the patients
ward at the hospital had general clean
ing. which will tend greatly to promot
the health and comfort of the inmates
5. McAdam, the Steward, appears I,
take pains to make them as comfortable
az possible
Coon FRIpAY.--On next Friday, usn
ally called Good Friday, occurs the sol
emn fast of the Catholic Church in com
memoration of the crusifxion OF tn
Blessed Saviour.
JUsTIcE's CoURT.--D. l.. Clark vs.
Wines--setted and case dismissed.
Richard Kelley vs.. A. France juds
ment for plaintiff.
State vs.. George Hadley- continue
until to-day at o'clock p. IN.
To BE SOLD AGAIN.-The Nevada Ger
trail Railroad was sold the other day, an
on Thursday, the 10Th prox., will agai
be sold by the Sheriff under an execu
ton issued from the District Court.
REDUCTION IN RATEs.--On and aft,
March LIST the tariff on the Western Vi
ion line east from Virginia City ar
west from Salt Lake to Phoebe, was r
duced from % to 80 per cent.
SPRING is now certainly blessing
with its cheerful appearance, the weat
err during the last few days being espe
tally fine and pleasant.
VERY EARLY.-- The Hamilton sta
reached town in good season yesterda
1t drew up at the Postoffice at IL 80 pl
cisely.
ExprRING.-With the close of this we
the season OF Lent will expire, N,
Sunday being Easter Sunday.
Fresh California Roll Butter at 4.
Poujade's, Meadow Valley street, Il
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterd
afternoon in good season.