Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

4 foundry by George Patteu. Extra metal
was added to the bell metal, 80 that it
now weighs 1874 pounds, 1t will be
brought down to-day and placed in its
old position over J. J. HalpIn & Co. 3
store on Main Street. The Fire Depart
ment of Phoebe are under many obli-
cations to the Raymond and Ely Com
pany for the use of their foundry in the
re-castiDg OF this bell, and also to George
Patten and others engaged in the work,
for the trouble taken in the matter.
Run AWAY WITH HoRsE.-A drunken
Mexican yesterday mounted horse b.
longing to the Meadow Valley in charge
of VIM. Coffee. The animal was tied to
apost in front of Halpin's store, Coffee
being away transacting some business,
when the Mexican jumped on the horse
and rode off. The alarm was given, the
horse and rider chased as far as the
Courthouse, when his hat falling off, he
got down to recover it, and before he
could mount again his pursuers caught
up with him and secured the horse. lie
was allowed to depart as he was evident
ly SO drunk that he did not know what
be was doing.
ACcIENr.-Angelo Clark, last evening
while hauling himself up on the hooks
in front of the butcher shop on Main
street, slipped catching one hand on the
hook, ripping one of his fingers COM
pletely open. 1t is not a very serious
wound but is very pa inful.
SPECIAL MEETING. - Lightner Hook
and Ladder Company hold o spec ial
meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at their truck house on Main Street
q Special business will come before the
meeting. and all members are requested
N to be present.
Il SPECIAL MEET1Na.-The members OF
Protection Hose Company will hold a
Il special meeting this evening at 8 o clock
Mthelr hose house on Lacour street.
81 All members are requested to be present
as special business will be transacted.
hEoovERING.-We learn from VIM.
dedling, that his wife and all of the
parties injured by the runaway in Mead
SS valley Wash on Saturday last, are all
DONG well and out of danger.
IHh buckboards departed yesterday
morning at seven o'clock without pas
Ipe ;ngs; The departures of late from
ny ,9one nave dropped off some owing to
camps N'
IN lowN.-Wm. Gedling. from Bull.
, nuuville' was in Phoebe yesterday. He
,h spof'S everything as being very quiet
on Thursday. r
fHEiGHT.-The Eureka and Palisade
teams did not arrive until last evening.
, un account of the storms on the road
t lucy were obliged to lay over. The
Ae'sut Will be delivered this morning.
NEW tomatoes, fresh honey from San
o'eso' anchovies and other delicacies OF
, .au. season at the Bank Exchange Res
AErrL1Na dogs was the favorite pastime
among the boys last evening. Several
were treated in that style, affordine much
amusement to all on Main street.
FALSE ALAnM.--Some brush set on
IRE last evening on Main street, caused
IN alarm, starting people running on
Main street.
NEVADA CENrnAL.-Another large ore
Vain Of the Nevada Central Railroad
vas dispatched to Bullionville with ore
''Ou the Raymond and Ely mine.
VuicHs1LvER advanced as high as 81
SS ,ssss in the Thermometer yesterday
'''' however, remains below par.
A. stocxs Ur.-The morning session Of
sioh,a n Francisco Stock Board showed q
stooI. advance in the line OF bonanzG
:, 'Vs'1cE CouRr. NO business transact
hs:! Yesterday except registration which
aoW reached Sc names.
Af1uRSED.-O. P. Sherwood returned
isf ,,'ssi ;y from St. George, Utan. Il,
n'S children recovering very fast.
yesterday. ~ uepA1'ee
Hiko. AS returned yesterday from
NJ JuRr.-The Grand July helt
10 session yesterday.
b, HERE will be no arrival, bv to.n;oh.,,
'1oAooard from Eureka.
p.. aI Salt Lake stage arrived from III,
-A'' Yesterday without passengers.