Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-10

A SAD ACCIDENT occurred last evening
during the progress of the performance
at Hanley's Hall. Mr.. W. J. O'Dough-
erty, while passing behing the scenes,
by some mistake missed his footing and
fell heavily, breaking his arm. DR..
Philson, who was seated among the
audience, was called upon and afforded
the necessary surgical aid. We learned
that the injury serious as it is. is not likely
to be attended with any worse results
than ordinarily attend such severe &C.
cidents. Mr.. O'Dougherty will accept
our most heartfelt wishes for his early
aud entire recovery.
We hear that the Phoebe Philalethic
Literary Society intend giving fair and
festival next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, the 14th and 18th, for the ben
eft OF the Public Library and Reading
Room, which we mentioned several days
ago. Their soliciting committee have
been to almost every house in town, and
have met with very good success. We
have every reason to believe the fair and
festival will meet with the success it de-
serves. The object is an excellent one,
and should be well patronized by the
citizens.
STALLED, About dark yesterday even
ing wood wagon got stalled at the lower
end OF town. After some little delay the
animals got down to their work and
snaked off the unwilling wagon and its
load. The course of treatment adopted
was energetic CALCULATIONS addressed to
the eyes, hearts and limbs OF the team,
accompanied with liberal use of cuta.
neous irritants administered through
sagaciously directed blacksnake.
New York BAKERY.--It will be seen
that this we'll known and favorite es-
adjustment has changed hands. In
future it will be conducted by Mr.. John
Chappi, who has had long experience
| i'll the restaurant business and is favor
ably known to the citizens of Phoebe.
Those who patronize the New York
Bakery will be sure to find the choicest
edibles that can be procured in the
Phoebe market prepared and served in
the most skillfuk style.
LIvELY.-Yesterday there was quite o
crowd assembled in front of Wells, Fargo
& Cos watching the departure of the
stages for Hamilton and Salt Lake.
Several passengers were leaving by
either line, some of them with the in.
tention of undertaking the long journey
to the South African gold fields. A trim
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siderable money. There was quite q
number of their fri ends waiting to ses
them and others of. They have our
best wishes for q speedy and pleasant
journey and prosperous issue to their
undertaking.
SNowY.-The telegraph brings US in.
telligenco of a terrible storm that has
ragged oil over Northern California. We
must have got slice of it here for II
showed all the night before last and nntiI
late yesterday morning. The winter
seems as if 1t were lingering altooethe,
too long in the lap of Spring.
| FoR HIKo.-W. II. Henderson. on,
worthy County Recorder. left town yes.
terday afternoon on trip to Hike. Ia
look after mining interests. He will re-.
turn in about ten days. We hope he viii
strike bonanza, for we don't think there
are any better men made than Old Pike
| HE list of names of those who wisl
to use the carriages in attending or leav
ing the bon bon party will please leav,
their names during the day at Brown,
Hall. They will then be punctuall,
called for by one of the carriages pro
vided for the occasion by the club.
UNITED STATES CouRTs.-In auothe
place will be found some valuable in
formation respecting the time of holdin,
the United States Circuit and Distric
Courts for this State. also respecting n,
United States Court of Appeals.
JOINED. Fred. Hatch has in the las
two Or three days Joined the homes
miners association. be having gone I,
work at the Alps mine ON Tuesday Las,
Fred is not afraid of work when il il b
be done.