Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-15

IAPR0vISG.-Dr. Philson informed us
yesterday that both of the patients un-
der his charge who, were wounded by
pistol ball aud knife. were rapidly i'm
proving. Johnson, who accidentally shot
himself. was yesterday in a very fair
condition, being well taken care Of at
Mrs. Grambs' lodging-house. The other
patient, John Kelly. who is now at the
Hospital. is improving rapidly. The
hope is entertained Of q speedy recovery
in both cases. DR.. Philson, assisted by
DR.. Hammond. was yesterday afternoon
engaged in casting q plaster mould of
tbs foot Of the party recently amp1tated,
intending, when finished. to send it East
for the purpose of procuring en- artificial
substitute for the same. The operation
OF getting up plaster impression of
man limb is very curious, and we sd
wise those who have never seen the oper-
alton to take look il they ever get q
show. We do not wish to NEEDLE with a
physicians practice by reporting such
operations, as some one might get to
know too much and start in the business.
The doctors were successful in getting a
| fine cast
Accommodate on Saturday after
noon John Roeder, the well-known mer-
chant of Lacour street, was driving his
spirited team from the Office of the Ray
mond & Ely mine-the sleigh being &C.
cupied by young girl, himself aud an
other mantle horses became frightened
from some cause and came near upset.
ting the sleigh, at which a woman on the
railroad track knowing the child
screamed out. This performance COM
pleted the fright of the horses. for they
i'm nedately gave the sleigh sucl a jolt
that the little girl was thrown out be.
tween the horses. John Roeder on one
side and the man on the other. Roedel
however managed to retain his grasp oil
the lines and finally succeeded in check
ing the horses, at the same time grab.
bling the girl and placing her out o.
danger, the other man in the meantime
catching the heads of the animals sue
ceeded in helping Mr.. Roeder to keer
them quiet. No one was hurt and WI
may call this pretty lucky escape.
SAINT VALENTINES DAY.-Yesterday
the 14th instant. was what every ont
that speaks the English language know
as Saint Valentines Day." that is, tht
day wherein the "God of Love is sup
posed to show his favors by dispensing
to objects of affection, tokens OF love
We interviewed the Postmaster yester
day, also the various stationery stores
and found that the sending of valentine
bad not lessened in the last year from
what it was formerly A description o
the various ones received, and the face
of the receivers when comic one come
to hand would give Mast or any othe
comic artist q taste of the beautiful. upo
. which illustrations could be based fo
years. Luckily we received none, an
: in consequences had no occasion to ute
words that could not be used anywher
with propriety.
ACCIDENT accident occurred
j., Phil. Felsenthal on Sunday afternoo
which came near resulting seriously. a
was riding one of his animals from Ii
: stable, situated in the lower portion I
|
]. suddenly the horse SHE'D at some objet
Il in the road throwing Mr.. Felsenthal Of
who landed on his back. The horse
70 bis fright came very near trampling c
g. him, but luckily he escaped with only
10 few bruises, but will be confined to
!. room for few days, We hope to soon 81
ia him around again.
IS CoNsTADLE's SALE.-Yesterday at
~ o'clock o sale was held OF proper
ar seized in the case of Clute vs. Barlo
a Old George Davis officiated as the ex
70 cutioner. and sold the property at Il
!. :. following rates: One mare, S22 so; ha
:. . ness, SIS; wagon, $685. Buggy, $37 5
q four calves, $37 so; making total
-, $137.50. The sonorous voice OF Geor
~ Davis could be heard early in the NOR
ing relating the merits OF the article
or sold. but cash and purchasers were scare
ay and the property was disposed of ut
- low figures.
ut A FANCY DRESSED SouAw. The stree
q. of Phoebe were yesterday graced by t
re- presence Of squlw rugged with fan
Nv shawl and hat or bonnet of tho late
TX style. She was followed around by for
'er bucks, and we followed her oursel,
81 because we happened to be going Il
'n' way) for few blocks, but the look
ey the bucks deferred our further progr'
AZ after her. 1t is highly probable, althou
'eer no more has been learned, that an Indi
'oS fight for the possession of that lovely or
y, ~ ture is among the things probable.
od WEATHER IN CANADA.-W yestert
saw letter dated Cowansville, Cana
,ur January 23d. This letter says there
hes been hardly any snow this Winter
an Canada, and that they have during
whole season been running on whe'
icy Phoebe seems to have changed pla
ON with the northern climate of Canada
re, account of so many of the frozen inha
ose tants from that region coming here.
,nr SHERIFF's SALE.-We publish in
ny, days RECORD Sberiff's sale not
ing which sale takes place on the 21st
dia of March. at the Court house in Piot
at - o'clock. The following desert
of property is offered: Lot number nj
q, teen. together with the improvemt
thereon. The sale will be for cash
'ols gold coin, and peremptory sale
AN, that.
yea Ely CoMPANY's M1NE.--The latest
, ,s.. port from this mine is the assay of q
As of the ore we spoke Of in Sundays il
rere as having been recently extracted, vi
OF assayed 1870 per ton. This ore is
kind that can he found at Hamilt
hi. saloon on exhibition, and shows that
~ Ely Company have mine.
rnr STAaEs.-The Salt Lake stages arr
fscs on Saturday evening, departing SUI
aov morning without passengers. The E
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