Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-07

The poet tells US that music hath
charms to soothe the savage" 1t also
has disadvantages that would rouse
wooden Indian. We're very fond of
music, to us It's quite treat, but when
at an unearthly hour We hear some hoarse
bacchanalian vexing with mirth the
drowsy ear of night, and emitting sounds
cacophonous, harsh, hoarse, croaking,
grating and Earring on the ear. we feel
inclined to acquiesce in the doctrine of
future punishment, and pray heaven that
just reprisal be melted cut. Good bye
Fritzie." is a lovely thing, but two O'Clock
in the morning is rather en- unseemly
hour for public practice, even ON such a
delightful melody.
The MANDAMUs. The District Attor-
ney having filed his report of delinquent
taxes with the County Treasurer, and
having Withdrawn bis application for
mandamus from the District Court
against the County Commissioners pay
ing the costs OF the said suit, and his
complying with the law in regard to fl
ing bis report (for which reason the
County Commissioners laid over his
bills), the County Commissioners yes.
terduy, seeing no just reason for further
detention of the salary due him, passed
it for Eve hundred dollars, the amount
claimed as due.
The OTHER JOHN. Yesterday as Sam
Sing, a well-known Chinaman of Phoebe.
was walking along Main street, a gentle.
man whose first name is John was walk
ing on the sidewalk on the opposite side,
some one hailed the latter, calling him
John. when Sam Sing (who understands
English, and knows the general name of
Cinnamon to be John) turned to answer
the call at the same time, but seeing the
aforesaid John answering the call. he
shrugged his shoulders and said: "No
meanee me, he meanee other John"
CAPT. VIM. NJ. LUBBOCK, President and
superintendent of the Floral Springs
water Company, leaves in to-day's Ham,
llton stage for San Francisco and San
Jose, after stay in Phoebe of a couple
OF months. The Captain is DESTROYS of
getting back to his home at San Jose
I.
We wish him pleasant journey.
NEW LUMBER YARp.-Vinell Weaver
announces in to-days RECORD that he
can supply all kinds of mining and bnild-
ing lumber, sawed timber, laths, shin.
sles, plckets, etc., from native lumber.
Wholesale or retail, at reasonable prices.
ms pace OF business is at Main, Post
anu Fioche streets, where he can ALWAYS
be found. '''
LAST evening whilst " Uncle Dave
Heyman' was ringing the alarm on the
triangle for meeting of Protection Hose
Company No. 2, the wire to which il
was attached became loose. and it fell to
me noor. Dave was quick enough in
us movements to jump back. otherwise
w would have bad his feet or head hurt.
DrscHARGED.--Mcssrs Divault & Rev.
holds. arrested last Monday on charge
o' stealing mules, were brought yester-
gay before Judge Allen and, no evidence
oeing produced to hold them, they were
discharged. From what we can learn,
nus appears TO DO malicious piece OF
Lake City.
HAVANA MrNE.-The owners of the
havana niue notify all parties that the
nine is not responsible for any debts
STShnlraeted by Thomas Michel and
inomas Denstan. who have leased the
SAID Havana niue for o term of three
q fra,
1875. " ""y OF august
MlEriSa.-To-nieht, Saturday, August
TN, the Lightner Hook Il Ladder Com.
pany bold their regular monthly meet;no
N b. Hamilton's saloon, in the rear ron,.
up tairs. The meeting will be calle', r.
o.uer at clock, and members are re-
quested to be there promptly.
The Hamilton stage arrived last even
ing at 7 o'clock. with three passengers
Hleaves this morning at O'Clock.