Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-29

IOh DELLEf lLLE-h DhEAhDOWN.-
On Sunday, Geo. W. Arnold and J. G..
Williams started with a two horse wagon
for Belleville. They loaded up in front
of Jacobs & Sultan's store. then pro.
ceeded down Main street. When in front
Of Press Wand's saloon, one of the wheels
collapsed; of course this little accident
was stoppage to their furthor progress
They however, late in the afternoon
obtained another wagon and started off
all right. 1t was lucky the break o.
Cured in town, as had it happened
whilst on the road, it would have been
very inconvenient and disagreeable.
FIBE,-About ten o'clock yesterday
morning an alarm of fire was sounded.
The fire was found to proceed from an
out house belonging to the slaughter
house of Jno. @. Lynch, on the outskirts
Of town. This house was used to keep
tallow and such stuff in. The fire was
evidently the work of an incendiary.
The hose companies proceeded to the
Court House and stretched their hose as
far as it would reach. somewhere beyond
Jno. Craig's house, but of course could
do no good. The fire did no damage to
anything else.
"Ar Saratoga Miss Grundy caught
sight Of dainty foot clad in embroid-
cred silk hose and kid sandals, whose
straps were clasped with rosettes." We
have noticed some OF those kind of
stockings around Phoebe, but the foot
which they encased was not dainty"
oy any means, but on the contrary
would make fair pattern for q child 8
coffin.
i FoR EuRoPE.-D. j. Krause left on
Yesterdays Hamilton stage for the East
sna from thence to SIlesia in Prussia,
EUROPE Mr.. Krauss has been absent
mon hls native place twenty.one years
"uu We nave no doubt he will enjoy the
up we wish him pleasant journey.
dr.; maI hrause will act as his agent
curing bis absence.
z VIE FROM H1Ko.-Jno. Hughes arrived
nOm hiko on Saturday with twelve tons
y, sooa ORE eight of which belong to
InsS'i and four to another party. Mr..
q haghes thinks this orc will 90 abop,
vo, 49, as IL Is better than some ore be had
n "v'Aea not long ago which went $244
Az. inls ore will be worked at the
APPS n'h on Wednesday or Thursday
lLLOsIoNIsr Professor Address, illus.
snas s' aud ventriloquist. appeared last
il bonan ng at Armory Hall to o crowded
anca "a. ana during his entire perform.
j nlon," was greeted with rounds of an.
pa "a'e. His tricks were first. class which
ill.,. executed in a manner eoual In anv
'na' we have ever witnessed. ~
rAElaHr ARn1vED.-Ths Eu reka and
ralisade Railroad brough. feiebt las,
evening for the following parties
MEADOW Valley mine, Miles Ou;,len
ono. hoeder. Shustrich & Kleine. Tn,
'reignt Will be delivered this morning,
BoRN.-A notice in another column
conveys the fact that there is anothe,
happy father in Phoebe. John Lynch
vas terribly proud with one bow nou
WAT he has boy and girl to pull his
'Nf ne ought to be very thankful.
PUMPING MAcH1NERY.-The Eureka
%palisade Railroad yesterday broueh.
Mo-. 10y OF pumping machinery for the
co 'Saow Valley mine. consisting of a
bs,.k' chamber. washers, plate irons and
Ie,, OF oakum, the whole weiphino
r. fosERAL.-The funeral Of Mrs. G. R.
1 ''aen took place at Bullionville on
sttsu asy last at O'Clock. 1t was largely
msn uuea oy friends and acquaintance.
tbs OF whom went from Phoebe to nav
"s' respects to the deceased.
D., AhluRsED.-Andy Fife, Sheriff, 70.
,,a uea TO Phoebe on Sunday even ing,
mi u nis trip to Carson. He came by
WINS conveyance. His prisoner, Jno.
prisnNns' was safely landed at the State
u. hIcE and Chinaman will ar
ton " this evenings stage from Hamil.
s.is horse, light wagon and harness for
W W. r. WILSON.