Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-30

street and are frequently joined by some
of the large "boys." who. as long as the
sport is carried on where they are the
center of attraction from the houses on
each side of the road will keep it up. but
we venture to say that il coasting was
twice as good on one of our side streets
they would not indulge in it. Nothing
like having certain persons gazing at
you whilst you are doing the graceful.
The boys yesterday had new invention
in the shape of a sled in front, to which
long plank was attached to sled
nearly at the other end of the plank.
The plank and both sleds being filed
with coasters, break down of the
plank once or twice In no wise interfered
with the sport, as it was soon repaid,
hauled up, loaded and went shooting
down the street again. The various tin
horns now occupying some vacant space
in our Office and belonging to the hood
lum coasters had better be removed as
we do not hold ourselves responsible for
| them.
ORE SHrpMENTs.-The following are
the ore shipments by the Nevada Central
railroad during the past week: On Sun.
day &c tons, Monday 50, Tuesday 70,
Wednesday 81, Thursday ia, Friday 70.
Saturday no. making the shipment for
the past week amount to 545 tons, 70 of
which were left at the Newark mill, the
balance going to the Raymond & Ely
mills at Bullionvlle. Considering the
state of the track owing to the heavy
storms, we think the railroad is doing
we'll. The Superintendent of the road,
| Fred Farnham, has had occasion during
the past week to work night and day to
have the track kept clear. We hope his
troubles as far as that portion is con-
cerned is about over.
FEET FROZEN. yesterday heard of
two cases OF men having their feet frozen
whilst travelling. One case occurred
while the man was coming from Snake
Valley to the Eight-Mile House. He
was brought to Phoebe on Friday and
taken to the County Hospital by j. N.
Curtis. His feet are said to be in very
bad condition. The other was that of
Phoenix Knight, who arrived in Phoebe
late on Friday night, having both feet
frozen, one very badly. Men in travel
ing around the country should be wrap
ped up comfortably, especially their ex
tremities, or they are liable to be frost
bitten at any time.
LocoMorrvE.-The H. @. Chaplin loco
motive was run out on the track yester
day, being all ready to start to work to-
day hauling the ore trains Of the Nevada
Central Railroad. The repairs to it have
all been completed aud it is now in
thorough working order. 1t was tried
yesterday and found to work to the en-
, tirs satisfaction Of all the mechanics who
( have been buslly employed on it for the
last three weeks. They have made 4
|, good job OF it and the work shows tina
: they understand their business
SKATING - Several parties were dowr
at the skating pond yesterday. but thu
/ ice was not found frozen as hard as wa
t expected after the cold snaps. 1t wa
i very timber and would crack and give
8 a skater remained in one position mo
: ment. The parties that we're there di
s not remain long as it was having flu
under difficulties. The state OF tn
weather last evening no doubt tende
9 to thicken the ice on the pond.
g RAYMOND & ELY FouNpRY.-The usui
J, business of casting dies, pan-bottom
IS and other articles necessary for millin
l. purposes has occupied the attention
% the foundry for the past week. IT
men are kept busily employed but as II
J. routine of work is about the same evel
o week repetition would be tedious.
:, Coon REcEIprs.-At the Fair held d
1t ring last week at Armory Hall, for Il
{. benefit of the Catholic Church, the tab
is presided over by Mrs. Miles CULLEN ne
10 ted $40, after paying all the expens
or of the table and some incidental g
~ penses. The above amount was hand
to Father Monteverde.
Freight ARRIVED. "A large amount
w freight arrived yesterday via Salt La
Is City for Joseph Eisenmann & Co., F.
o. Clute and others. The drivers of I
to teams. of which there were several,
OF port the roads to be in O horrible con
s- ton and hauling to be terrible rou
ve job.
ia YoUNo MEMS Social CLuB.-T
it. Young Mems Social Club will give th
IN soiree on the evening of Washington
- birthday. the % day of next Februa
Ladies and gentleman can make o
parations accordingly. because it will
las 1.-THE" affair Of this winter season.
re New STORE AT HrKo.-H Henry Schaei
lie, who kept store for long time in B
DC lionvi'le, has now started business
I'm Hike. Nevada. He still keeps in
nv county where he has resided for the !
nm seven years. We wish him success
he his new enterprise.
ng EPISCOPAL CnuBcH.-Services will
I'm held at the Episcopal Church at
usual hours morning and evening, s
day-school at 2 p. m. Rev. r.
Kline will officiate.
HIGH Mass will be celebrated
- morning in the Catholic Church at
us usual hour and Vespers In the even
rk- Sunday School at o'clock. The I
ill Father Monteverde will officiate.
ore TALK about Amnesty Bill. Afr
.us Black Hills, or "Cuban Note"
yes for elegant drinks or fragrant OF,
ss. patronize Panaca Saloon, One Pl
M. One Bit!
JUSTICE CouRr. In the Justice G.
yerterday one attachment suit was
PIN menced, being all the business that
ne. transacted.
ext o. r. - r;.
yesterday received another car loa,
&. | TINT Nalabrafad ooal oil thu ANNA M