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

with an accident on returning Yesterday
morning from the ball at Bullionvi!le
He went down to that place on the cars
intending to return in the same manner;
bat, enjoying the dance too well, ne did
not leave in time to take the cars, and
in consequence was obliged to hire 8
horse, on which he left Bullionvills
Johnny Dugan and Tommy Quillen com
ing along the road a short time after
wards, found him lying insensible. One
of them staid with him, whilst the othel
rode TO Bullionvills hurriedly for a wagon
in which he was conveyed to that place
and DR.. Deal sent for. The Doctor left
Phoebe at o'clock yesterday morning,
and at the time the coach left that place
it was reported that Mahlstedt wGs in a
very bad condition. His partner, Mr.
Newman, was telegraphed for about IL
O'Clock yesterday morning, and left here
a short time afterwards, in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Horst, for Bull
lionville. DIR. Deal returned about one
O'Clock, and reported that Mahlstedt was
in no immediate danger, and as ia. az he
conld tell, was suffering from the effects
of concussion OF the brain. The saddle
| on the horse had probably slipped.
throwing him off on his head and face.
as those are the places that arc Scared
and bruised. He was found a little this
side Of the railroad track, where there
were no rocks, go that no injuries were
sustained by hitting any of them.
The BALL AT BuLLIoNynLE.-As we
expected Bates did nothing yesterday bu.
regale US with full accounts OF the ball at
Bullionvile on Friday night at s. B,
Martino's. The large crowd in attend
ance, the pleasant time and the number
OF dances in which he participated were
all themes TO which it seemed he could
do justice. To sum it oil up in a small
| space. the numerous means of convey
ance from Phoebe took to Bullionville an
immense crowd who were dancing and
enjoying themselves until four or five
O'Clock yesterday morning. The cars
leaving BulIionville at 211a a. m. called of
great many of the party. the rest strag.
CLING away gradually, some not arriving
in Phoebe until 6 a. N. All expressed
themselves as well pleased with the trip
The dancing took place at the hotel, both
the up stairs and ground floors being
hlled at one time, music being ON both
floors. Asplendid supper was spread al
Mr.. MArtino's private house.
THERE evidently are some good little
boys in Phoebe that do not put much
faith in the story told some time since
by the Chicago Times, to the effect thai
there WAS lump of gold in the hint
foot Of every mule which the good boy,
could pick out with knife, for thu
boys OF Phoebe yesterday in playing bal
on Meadow Valley street let the ball rur
under the hind feet of some mules at
tached to wagon-they pulled it ava,
with pole about ten feet long. The,
had not lost any gold and were not hunt
ing for any
A MORMON HoRsE THIEF. We leari
from Tom De Masters, the driver on tn
Hamilton line, that a Mormon who ar
rived at the White River Home Station
with mule and q horse few day
since left there on Thursday night, tax
ing with him the following property be
longing to Mr.. Norman: race mare
a saddle and bride, in addition to tn
property brought there by him. Thi
seems to be pretty baEe-iaced robbery
Several parties belonging to the statio
started in pursuit, and it is to be hope
that the thief will be overhauled.
UNCLE JESSE PITzER's large Newfound
land dog yesterday afternoon commence
chasing Jack" whereupon Mr.. JAG
turned on the dog with his hoofs an
soon put him to tight. We were und,
the impression that the hoof of the an
NAL struck the dog on the hind leg d
he commenced to lump Immediately aftel
wards, but the Judge informed us it wa
Caused by rheumatism.
For THE HOLIDAYS Mrs. Muhoney
whose store is on Main street, adoinin
Jacob & Sul,an's. has just received
large assortment of ladies and children
hats suitable for holiday presents. ais
? Jouvin's ana Alexander kid gloves
3 ladies' ties and handkerchiefs and gel
tral assortment of fancy goods A
, these articles will be sold at reasonabl
! rates. 1t is deemed no trouble to sho
, goods.
ORE SHIPMENTS. On the 10Th inst lh
Nevada Central train conveyed 80 tons
ore and yesterday, the 18th, 81 tons {
ore from The Raymond & Ely mine to tn
mills Mt Bullionville. This makes 7C
tons of ore conveyed to Bullionville dul
a ing the past week, commencing on SUI
. day morning the 5th inst, and endin
with the trip yesterday.
5 Mr.. NEWMAN returned yesterday afte
noon from visit to his partner Nah
stedt at Bullionville, and informed I
that Mahlstedt seemed to be bette
While he was there he was sensible an
e sroke frequently, and the hope is ente
o tertained that his injuries are not so Ser
o GUS as was first supposed.
A CUNNING Crowd Jno. Cassid
Geo. Rves and Pete Heitzelman start;
yesterday afternoon to Spring Valley {
the Cunning expedition we spoke OF
Il Saturdays issue.
. CHANGE OF TIMg-From and alter th
a date and until further notice the Ham
# ton and Salt Lake stages leave at Gig
# o'clock in the morning.
]. j. HALpIN left in yesterdays Ham
ton stage for Eureka, to which place
# has gone to meet his wife now on h
- way to this place.
l. The following passenger will ARR
u by the Hamilton stage of this evenin