Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
By GILMER & sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
II Arnold

RUNAWAY AND MARROW EsCApE.-Ycs-
terday afternoon George Nesbitt. of the
firm of Nesbitt & Bro, was delivering
goods on Meadow Valley street with the
aid Of his horse and wagon. He had
taken some goods into house, and
whilst in there boy jumped into the
wagon and touching the lines the horse
started. Receiving no check he started
to run, and increased his speed until he
reached the corner of Main and Meadow
Valley streets, where very short turn
was made, the wagon striking the tele-
graph pole with tremendous force, break
ing the shafts, loosening the horse and
turning the wagon completely upside
down. The boy was taken from under
the wagon and found to be unhurt, which
may be called remarkable escape. The
horse kept on down Main street with the
shafts banging to him, and which served
to frighten him more and more at every
Jump. He was captured at the lower
end Of town and taken to his stable.
TRE STAGE RoBBERY.-W. e. Griffin
and E. McAvoy returned from the scene
of The robbery of the Salt Lake stage be-
tween eleven and twelve o'clock on
Wednesday night. They succeeded in
finding the box (Which had all the front
portion knocked out). but found neither
the papers nor the way-sack. A. man
was dispatched on yesterday mornings
stage to the scene OF the robbery to see
il he could find tie way-ssck and any
papers scattered around.
CATTLE LOST. The recent severe
storms have had serious effect on the
ranches near Phoebe. Large numbers of
cattle on the various ranges have been
N dying throughout the season and the
ranchers are big losers III consequence.
We understand that f. A. Buck has lost
about one hundred head this past season,
the principal part of them being calves.
Other ranchers have lost in proportion,
and it is estimated that one thousand
head will not cover the various losses.
HAMILTON STAGE. The Hamilton stage
arrived in Phoebe at p. m. yesterday
with one passenger. Its arrival SO early
wasthe cause Of mu"h comment. The
pfoprletors Of tho stage line wanted te
1901 the road agents little. so they in
stfucted their drivers to make time and
Weet to Phoebe before dark which
was accordingly done.
sNow.-we were visited with anothe
SNOW storm on Wednesday night, which
lsli 10 The depth of about half an inch
INC sun coming out early yestsrda,
turning caused it to melt very rapidly
=; mxlii not be long before our streets ar
IN dry condition again.
hhwARD.-Wells. Fargo 4 Co. to.da
0ier a reward Of $3.50 for the arrest an,
conviction of the man who robbed III
Dalt Lake STAGE AAeut three miles frou
droche. on WedneAdsy evening, Marcel
zsh, 1876. See advertisement in to-day
RECORD.
RErUaNED.-Dr S. L. Lee and Dav
Newman returned on Wednesday ever
Il ing from Barter's ranch in the Meade,
e valley Wash. They report Mrs. Barte
%oavlng been in Q critical condition
snlch had slightly improved before th
& uoctor left the ranch.
STRIKE IN THE RAYMOND & ELY.--W
a asasd it reported round the streets yel
| m!aas that there had been rich strih
EN- I lS on the eighth level of the Raymon
M ,..iy, nine. The report seems to /
ias BARoMETER.-The barometer ia
- .1'fanent for determining the weight
on p,es w Of the atmospbere) was high,
tim. "ssdn.esday night than at any 9th,
a0e during the season.
:, iAAES.-Noshipg has been done as y
aNsard to levying taxes in Lincol
yUunty Tor 1876. Monday is the last d,
| levied. WHICH sucn taxes can
IN ,.. ~ ALEXANDER yesterday recsived
E i,oses ,ot OF fresh garden seeds dire
lid effect. ~ Gee n's notice to tn
hi ~ ..'oS SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo
SO sss5iaPped bullion yesterday valued
,ionN VA'-Mra. John Collyer has been {
much ,y III Tor several days past but W
better yesterday.
,i... paoVlSa.-We learn that all tho
ius s1o =. the County Hospital are imprc