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

FROF. DMlTH.-TrOIe6sOr ouitup WIN
advertises with hand-bills to examine two
heads at ons time and tell whether they
are cabbage heads or not, recently paid
visit to Bullionville. The boys"
gathered around and made things fairly
lively for him. He had examined several
craniums, taking few drinks in the
meantime, at last coming to the head Of
Billy Patterson, who he proceeded to ex-
anime and lecture upon, the boys in the
meantime pasting him with papers which,
as he was about concluding his lecture,
they set on fire. The Professor succeeded
in extinguishing it in o short time, but
he did not lecture any more to the boys
of Bullionville.
Iy's NICE TO BE A FArHER.-We vouch
for this statement, and A. J. Blair will
bear us out in it, for he "knows how it
is himself" He has just been made twice
afather, and this time it is girl We
were made aware of the advent of this
interesting little stranger after manner
we highly appreciate, and numerous bot
Ties Of wine came to grief in a summary
manner. At this time we are open to
conviction that ATS Nice to be a
Father" Our bsst wishes to the new
arrival, and may Fields fair as hope be
forever stretching on before her"
The WEATHER. Yesterday WAS like a
Spring day in Phoebe, the sun shining
brightly from about 8 o'clock in the
morning, making it warm and pleasant.
Fires during the dav was almost done
away with. Snow melted rapidly
and water poured down Main stree.
in large streams. The first day of Feb.
ruary looked very much like the break.
ing up of Winter, so far as Phoebe is
concerned and we would be pleased il
It was the grand finale to the snow
storms.
CoAsTING.-As far as Main street il
concerned this game is about played out
the recent thaws having rendered the
ground bare, so that sled will not rul
upon it. In addition q plentiful suppl,
OF ashes, hay and manure has been dis
riouted in the streets, which, in an,
event, would prevent fast locomotion
lhere Is plenty of coasting going on to
wards the outskirts of the town. Nigh
4 ana gay finds the youngsters both NAL
4 ana female having lively time.
n hEsuAED PRAcTIcE.-John Croylan
having resumed the practice of law agai
10 floche can be found at his bushes
once on Meadow Valley street, adjoir
ing the store of Mott, Fish & Co. Ever
one knows John Croyland, and they ais
Anow that when business is to be al
tended to John is always there. Il
needs no recommendation from us as hi
business qualifications are too we
known. See bis card in another column
ASSESSMENT NoTIcE.-We publish
'o'day's RECORD the assessment notice
the Antilles Mining Company, levied b
me trustees on the Gath of Januar,
1915. The assessment is twenty cents
snare, payable Immediately in gold coir
any stock upon which it shall renal
unpaid on March 4th, 1876, will be d
Mnquent and advertised, and be sold O
March 9th. 1876.
: FIRE PLUas.-Several OF the membe
OF the Fire Department were around ye
!serday examining the various plug
some were found little frozen but wei
soon thawed out. They are all now
good condition.
bErrER.- Henry Clark, the man wi
was injured on Sunday last whilst coas
ing down Main street, was feeling som
wnat better yesterday, his limb not bel,
so painful. Ns''
BULLION valued OF $l95, 233.17 "
shipped by Wells. Fargo & Co. g EXPIRE
,os the month Of January, 1876. Ou
an Increase over apy previous mon
rom Phoebe for the last two years.
DuLI.-Yestsrday was rather a a,
aay around Phoebe. and matters Of int,
'Ss were accordingly scarce.
BULLION sn1r3Esr.-wells. FARGO
&C. 20 shipped yesterday bullion valuss
aD;srhIcT CouRr.-The District CO,
''lo0fned until Saturday at 10 Q ' CLOCK I
Yesterday. ~ ana depart