Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-28

LEG BEoKEN.-George Vollmer, who
had his leg broken at White River, from
the kick Of mule, was brought to
Phoebe by the Hamilton stage last even
ing, and is now at the County Hospital.
IT appears that he with others was
coming this way with q number of
mules, all of which were tied together,
and Mr.. Vollmer was riding one of the
animals On reaching White River
some little difficulty was experienced in
getting across, it being very cold the
mules were averse to taking water, and
one of the animals displayed his mulish
nature by kicking "fos all that was out"
and succeeded in breaking Mr.. Vollmer's
leg between the knee and ankle. He
says that for more than an hour they
vainly endeavored to get across, and all
that time he was subjected to the most
excruciating pain from fhe broken leg.
They finally reached the station, where
the morning after his arrival the in
jured limb was splinted after fashion,
and he was then put aboard the stage
and brought to Phoebe, Considering the
rough usage Mr.. Vollmer has under
gone since the accident he appears re-
markably cheeful.
The COURTHOUSE. - A visit to the
Courthouse yesterday impressed us
with the startling fact that the lower hall
appears as if it had not been swept oat
Tor month at least. In the County Re-
corder's office business was progressing
slowly In the Clerks office we found
M. Hanford hard at work as usual, and
ousy making some copies Of documents,
nut nothing of public interest. At the
lime we called the Assessor did not hap
pen TO be in his Office, being busy col
Ncang poll taxes. AS the District Attor-
ney was absent. Of course his office was
u,oSed. We did not call in to the Sher.
IN Office for the simple reason that Dep.
NY Sheriff Birdsall is sitting there with
Henry rifle waiting.
FILTHY LANGUAaE.-It is disgraceful
Ana disgusting enough Heaven knows,
~nen one hears grown up men
using bad language. but it sounds perfectly
awful when uttered by parcel of mere
boys. The other day We heard q numbe,
of youngsters varying in age from per.
haps ten to fifteen use language that
would have disgraced the old time Five
Points of New York. Such flagrau,
violations of decency ought if possible
to be punished and the young and in.
nocent protected from the contaeion OF
such bad examples and their ears from
being polluted by the sound of such
disgusting expressions.
MONEY FouND.-Aft j. @. Lynch had
aken up the flooring OF his saloon yes
'sfday several of the boys commenced
,safching in the dirt for money that was
Known to have dropped through tb.
tracks in the flooring at various times
s "s Observed friend George Davis thu
s s;uIuaoneer picking up a small dab o.
bs,s a and some other parties claimed t
uS's obtained some.
n. NApEcTED.-News is daily expected il
.'Ocae Of some decision being arrived
tha my the Supreme Court in the case O,
Rs, uad Fellows Savings & Commercial
Tang Tang against Miles CULLEN, Count,
t,;SSasarer. which was appealed to thai
county. ''''' oour' Oh 'ni'
ollioN.-We observed on the foo
wells, Fargo & Co. s Office last even
a avg thirty bars of bullion, which will
ine mirage little over 81, 800 apiece mah
coSs some S4O, 900. and yet some OF III,
Pioohss croakers want to saw TIM
''oe is played out. ~"
j., .Ah Hamilton stage arrived last even
nsm y clock.-one passenger aboard
inc ms Jonas Cohen. one Of our cloth
il. .as salt Lake stage arrived laat ovs,
Ns;1, "a o'clock. with two PASSENGERS
inc leave at the usual hour this n usvre