Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-20

ACCIDENT AT THE RAYMOND Il Ely
Yesterday morning, between 10 and II
O'Clock, James Duffy, miner employed
in the Raymond 4 Ely. fell down
raise" above the eighth level, a dist
ancs Of from 60 to 70 feet. His fall was
caused by rope breaking while he
was hosting up timbers with block and
tackle; the breaking Of the rope caused
him to lose his balance when he fell
backward down the chute. He was
quickly brought to the surface, placed
upon stretcher and carried to the
County Hospital by number miners,
who relieved each other on the way in
bearing the burden. Dr.. Philson found
on examination that he had dislocated
his right shoulder, which was reduced in
the afternoon by Drs. Philson and Lee.
He also has suffered fracture of one of
the bones OF the right foot and some
severe Commissions in the small of the
back, the right side and the shoulder
DR.. Philson thinks his injuries are not
serious. He was resting easy last
evening. .
That the prayers of tho wicked avail
eth not while the wish of the just man is
fulfilled was never better exemplified
than on yesterday afternoon when Friend
Newman of the Panaca saloon sent
around box of extra quality Flor d.
Fumars with his pious regards and {
statement to the effect that he woult
open this evening lin entire new Con
cord harness." The entire force of th,
RECORD with one accord and with
without the slightest discord, and Bates
who happened along, and who by tn
way claims to know good cigar. sait
that the last time he called on Presiden
Grant, His Excellency treated him to jus
such cigar from his private cabinet.
FAREWELL BENEFIT. BY an announce
ment in another column of the RECoR
the public will notice that on Monda
evening next. at Hanley's Hall. a far,
well testimonial performance will b
given by citizens and gentlemen aunt
tours for the benefit of Charles Vivian
The bill OF fare" will consist of song
dances, club exercises, farces, ballads
IN programme that will be issued frol
our Office to-day. Secure seats early, fl
the rush will be immense.
We have as yet heard of no intimate
OF the time set for pay day, when mon'
will be discussed by the Raymond & E
Company on account of merchandi
bills and miners wages. We have h,
1t suggested that the company would.
they are not ready to pay, afford ore
relief by issuing time checks or due bin
these could be easily discounted M
would not make any hardship for h
company, but still be relief to busine
men.
JONAS Conn speaks out again in /
days RECORD asserting that he has
hand an immense stock of clothir
boots, shoes and hats at remarkab !,
prices; also dry goods and dress goo
in abundance. at reasonably low rat.
Jonas ia OF the opinion that money v
be saved by purchasing his goods.
EPIzooTIc.- Hippohoriblecost is ,
name for the new epizootic. The ho
that any disease with such name g
hold of may as well engage Sunni
apartments in the byne yard at once.
WEArHER.-Ye yesterday was dull, do
dsnk, damp. dreary, dismal, drizzlil
dolelully, dirty. disagreeable day
Phoebe.
PoaoNIp.-Towards dusk yesterday
hilla surrounding Phoebe were hung "
ye delightful pogonip, and in the ev
ing the air WAS filled with it.
The Piocho Athletics had full m.
ing last evening. and went through
programme Of club swinging, etc., v
gracefully.
FsEuMoNIA Ono money is now
prevalent disease in town.
In to-days Hamilton stage will or
three sons Of N. NJ. Miller.