Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-08

FAIR NoT1cE.-The School Trustees or
this district. desire j: distinctly under
stood. that hereafter anyone found break
ing into any OF the seheol-houses in
Phoebe, will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. The Cedar street
school was again broken into night
before last by some boys whose names
are known. Materials were stolen and
school furniture destroyed. The gentle.
men composing the Board OF Trustees
renovated the schools during vacation
and put them in thoroughirepair. For
bearapce has ceased to be a virtue, and
they are determined to make an ex-
ample of the next offenders and hold
their parents responsible. There ia a
heavy penalty attached by law to this Of
Tense. Parents will do we'll to see that
their boys are not concerned in this
matter for it will most assuredly 60 hard
with the hoodlums who hereafter attempt
such scoundrelly tricks. "A word to the
wise is sufficient.
WEATHER ITEM. "Abou. half-past
seven O'Clock last evening says the
Virginia Chronicle, the eastern sky pre-
scented a strange appearance, being hung
with black clouds, and, on the drapery
of black, the lightning laced traceries of
gold, while the whirlwinds coursing up
from the valley, drew down long pillars
of cloud. upon which the main mass
seemed to rest You ought to see it
down here at moonrise last evening,
when Luna swung up over the Wahsatch
peaks, hiding the sstars, and with golden
bars of light reflected with alternate
brown shadows on the rugged mountains
| back of Phoebe. Over in the valley was
& silver-white CLEAN, as if some Diana of
the desert had dropped her bow upon the
2listening earth. Towards the north Law
piled up masses of dark purple clouds,
with flashes of electric light shooting
from their gloomy interstices. while IN
the zenith, undimmed by the moons
rays, shone the eternal stars, looking
down on this dull earth from their serene
and silent spaces, like eyes glistening
with tears over the little lot Of men.
Mr.. f. B. EVANS, man who was
totally blinded by an accident in the
Raymond & Ely machine-shop in 1873,
and well known in Virginia as an old
resident, is now soliciting charity on the
Comstock. He has met with many re.
verses since his affection, and having
large family to support, is deserving
subject for the generously inclined.
SOMEONE has said that the light in the
world comes principally from two
sources, the sun and the students lamp;
which reminds US by the way that ]. J.
Halpin u Co. received consignment of
the new patent malleable glass Chin
neys, which they warrant superior to any
| now in use.
"ALEC, the Frenchman who drives
the garbage cart, was thrown out of his
carryall last evening and slightly injured
in the hip. The steed ran away, turning
the corners pretty well. but carving
away the awning IN front of Judge Full
lers office, in his headlong career. But
little damage was done.
FRE1eHT will arrive this evening by
the Eureka Il Palisade Railroad for the
following parties: S. l.. Lee, John Roe
der, d. G. Clark, Schustrich IL Kleine.
Jacobs & Sultan. H. Eilers, j. Nesbitt,
Tong Yune.
A BOY, in the history class OF a school
not thousand miles away. on being
lately asked "What is the German Diet?"
replied, I" sourkrout, pretzels, schnaprs,
blut wurst and lager beer"
GOLD, silver, trade dollars and Meadow
Valley orders, yea! verify fractional cur
rency without change) taken at par at
the Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. One
price! One Bit! If.
The Lexington Gu ard moved their
arms and equipments yesterday into the
building formerly occupied by Wells,
Fargo Y Co., the hall being rented as an
armory.
The Gold Hill News says Pat Hol-
lands new morning paper. the Com
stock Record, will make its appearance
in Virginia on the 10th instant.
SEVERE SPELL.-A message was left at
the telegraph office in Gold Hill last
luohuay uoI uinR 10 Dc sent TO party In
"Peachoach" (Pioche).
HE candidates for Office are so
numerous in Elko that the Independent
has been forced to issue a supplement
for the announcements.
The Virginia Chronicle says the Daily
Comstock Record published by Pat
Holland, will positively make its appear
ance on the 18th Of this month.
GooD ADvIcE.-The following advice
is going around. 1t isn't bad: If you
have done anything bad don't run for
Office. it will ha fnnnd ont