Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-19

Docs vs.. PIGs.-The dogs of Phoebe
have recently been instructed to catch
pigs only by the ear. not as formerly they
were in the habit of doing-oatching
them by the tail or legs. OF course,
when the pig is caught by the ear he
squeels his approval in loud and noisy
tones, much to the satisfaction of the
overs of the dogs, the said owners being
much pleased at seeing their dogs profit
by the lessons they have been taught.
Owners OF pigs should understand that
the simple fact of dog catching pig
by the ear and tearing it with his teeth
does not hurt the pig in the least, in fact
the pig rather enjoys it; therefore they
should let their pigs run loose on the
streets as often as possible, to enjoy the
good times with their friends the dogs.
CHARITY - Yesterday Adelia G.. Akin,
accompanied by Freddie CAN'T were
around Phoebe collecting money for the
benefit OF Madame Csduc, the object of
this collection being to protect Mrs.
Caduc against want this coming Winter
by fitting up house for her and giving
her stock OF wood, etc. The money
donated for this purpose will not be
handled by Madame Cnduc herself, but
will be expended by the collectors for the
object for which it was given. The
amount they succeeded in collecting yes
terday was $94 and they have the promise
of considerable mure.
The WEATHER. - Yesterday the sun
shone brightly making it exceedingly
pleasant Notwithstanding the strong wind
blowing throughout the day. Overcoats
were in demand early ia the day and
towards evening. The gentle zephyrs
did not succeed in dislocating any build
ings as far as heard from. We rest COM
paratively easy in Phoebe as the
wind seldom blows hard enough to cause
apprehension.
PANAcA SALOON. - Friend Newman, OF
the Panaca saloon, called at our sanctum
yesterday to see il he could interview
Bates and Briggs, but not finding them
on hand, proceeded to inform US that be
had succeeded, after many trials, in cut
ting his finger severely with O stove.pipe-
new instrument for cutting purposes
the patent right OF which he claims
The general fitting up of the saloon viii
go on. however, Notwithstanding the &C
cident.
The COTTAGE HEARTH.-We last even
ing received from the publishers, Mill
ken u Spencer, the October number o
the Cottage Hearth, edited by d. L. Mil
lken. This monthly is printed In Bos
ton and from hasty glance through il
pages it commends itself to us. Tbi
number CONTAINS portrait and history O
Ann Eliza Young.
FROM letters received last evening b
the Hamilton stage We learn that it wa
frankie Sharon who shot herself O
Monday last at Ada Mordaunt's house i
Hamilton. The doctors say that IN
wound is only flesh wound and tbs
they will be able to save her life, Thi
party was in Phoebe the last of Octobt
for few days.
VIZ see by the st. Louis Globe Demo
crat that Senator Goldthwaite, of Alab,
ma. has returned to his home, at Mon,
gomery. In that State, after an extende
the father OF the present District Alto
ney of Lincoln county.
ARRIvED.-A. j. Blair, Superintendent
Of the Alps mine; H. Lewis. olothir
merchant of Phoebe. and Henry Cohl
nephew OF Jonas Cohn, arrived by ye
tsrday's Hamilton stage.
JusTIcE CouRT.-In the case OF J.
curtis against Phoebe West Extensic
Mining Company set for trial yesterday
stay oil proceedings was granted un
November a9th, 1876. at 10 O'CLOCK. m.
CoNsTABLE MCKEE returned to pioc
Yesterday from trip to Wilson's Ran
at Wilson Creek.
BULLION SHIPMENT Wells. Fnroo
20; shipped yesterday bullion amount
to 81 ,6S9.