Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
BY orLMEn I sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
Madamn Lake
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
WIN Foster

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mOrulnS, ue-
tween the hours of one and two, the
door of this Office was thrown open in
hasty manner and wild-eyed man
entered attired in night clothes closely
followed by another similarly dressed.
The first advanced to the middle of the
room brandishing what proved to be an
iron poker. Thinking him too lively for
q ghost we intuitively grasped an iron
foot stick, thinking to make partial
stand.off should the gentleman in white
become demonstrative as lunatics some
times do, but soon perceived such pre-
cautionray measures were not neces-
sary. The other gentleman who fol-
lowed close in his rear proved to be
Kastberg, the Hospital Steward, who was
endeavoring to secure his somewhat
Eighty patient. Said patient has been
making it uncomfortable for all in the
hospital for few days past and it has
become necessary to watch him very
closely. If the man is not insane he has
not far to go. On the night in question
he became quite unruly, but at twelve
o'clock it was deemed safe to trust him
for the rest of the night. After all had
retired about one hour and half this
Tightly individual sprang out of bed like
awild man and escaped through one OF
the windows and out into the snow in
one OF the coolest nights Of this season.
Some of the patients witnessed his
escape and aroused Kastberg, who with
out stopping to dress started in pursuit.
The patient was chased around in the
snow until he became cold. which
broug BIT him to u realizing sense of his
situation when. seeing light in this
office, be made for it and effected an en-
trance in the unceremonious manner
described. The patient had little the
pest OF Kastberg in the ramble in the
snow, the former having socks on but the
latter was in his bare feet.
As WAS ExpEcTED.-A man named
beicher who has lately been working a
the jewelers. bench with P. L. Cowal
was struck by the large sled whilst b
was crossing Main street. knocked dow
ana badly hurt. He was picked a
Dleeding at the mouth and carried {
uoschef's lodging house. It was i'm
possible to tell last evening whether b
was injured internally or not, such littl
incidents as these however should nc
spoil such fine fun. Keep it up boyi
Next time make a center shot and r.
your best to kill q man, don't cont r
yourselves with only manning one {
two.
MILL AT DARwIN.-From a privai
letter received yesterday from Darwi
City. Inyo 90. California, we learn that
2o-stamp mill is about being erected
that place in consequence of the or,
turning rapidly from base to fine mi
Ing ore. Money is reported as beir
scarce there at present. as it generally
IN all new camps, and also some o.
ones. but the future prospects of Il
camp looks bright.
CoAsrrNa.-Main street yesterday W,
IN fine condition for this healthy exc
else, and the boys. always ready 10 tai
any little advantage as far as sport
concerned, were soon at work with the
sieds, starting at the upper portion a,
ana going as far down as Chinatow
they seemed to enjoy it hugely and Il
broken limbs will make their delie
intense.
fLAsrER FALLING. 20 wing to low
water through the plasteripg in the ce
ing OF Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Office I
plaster has become loosened ana vest,
Jay morning a lot Of it fell behind I
counter, near the letter rack, Luckily
one happened to be at that spot at Ii
.ime. Had any OF the employes be-
mere some serious injury might ha
occurred. ~
IHn Salt Lake stage lsf. yesterd
from Phoebe. p"'''"s
D a GOOD stable for rent. Apply 10
:" wilson. Press wand's saloon. n
BULLION SHrpMEsr.-wells. raroo
$l0,l2S. 'u'''on valued