Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-26

| RUNAWAY Billy the stage boy has
for the last few days been running
sleigh to Bullionville. When beyond
the Alps yesterday afternoon the animals
took sudden fright at something and
started on the keen jump, knocking the
sleigh around, throwing out milk cans
and scattering what little milk was left
in them along the road. The two
leaders became detached and went on
down to Billy's ranch in the Wash, we
guess, for they have not been seen since.
the wheelers ran along until they sue
ceeded in overturning the sleigh and
spiliiDg the driver on the road. They
were stopped by Billy Mulligan after
considerable trouble and after he had
been dragged soma distance. The
sleigh, as far rs We could learn, was
considerably damaged, but no one was
injured. The driver was around last
evening borrowing lead bars, &c, in
tending to make the trip during the
night. The milk cans will be recovered
with only a few slight bruises.
SLEIGHING.- Sleighing was in good
order yesterday morning around the
Streets but the sun coming out early
started in on the snow, SO that by after
noon sleighing was kind O. thin on the
main street although good on the side
streets. Our livery stable men are
praying for it to last at least weel,
longer and we have no objections.
NEVADA CENTRAL TRAIN.-The train
of cars that ran off of the track at Bullion
vile on Monday, were hoisted on the
track again on Monday night. Nc
damage was done to any of them. The
trains were in regular running order
yesterday and conveying ore as fast 81
possible to Bullionvile.
For SALE.,-We call attention to al
advertisement in to-day's RECORD to tb,
effect that the Virginia lodging house
situated on Meadow Valley street, is TO
sale cheap for cash. By an application
on the premises parties DESTROYS of pur
chasing will learn full particulars in re
- gard to price.
:. LARGE numbers OF people visited Chi
= natown last evening to see the Joss
Chinese God) and to partake of what
ever they could lay hands on in the wa
of sweetmeats, candies, etc. Hot pisc
was the rage about nine o'clock, lots {
the boys" ringing in for free drin
Of it.
JUSTICE CoURr.-In the Justice Coul
~ yesterday one or two summons suit
OK were all that enlivened the tedium of
N. dull day. The cases will come off
on four or five days, but are of no publ
:, Importance
p IRISH FRIEzE. Some Of our frent
have lately ordered and are now wearin
H. suits of Irish "friezs." We suppo'
"a they do that for the purpose of proven
N. ing an American freeze" during tn
". cold snap.
'is QUIET Yesterday was rather qui
W. day in business circles in camp. I'll
,"s excitement of payday having passe
tea business is jogging along about in Il
10 - same style as it was previous to th
" time.
ne, STAoE.-The stage for hamilton tn
Ism left Phoebe on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock passed White river on Mopd
,er- afternoon-so says telegraphlc item
tail the stage agent. W. L. Griffin, yesterda
ely WIEDERHoLD & GOODMAN received
in last evenings stage fresh lot Of /
'm. latest illustrated papers, perio ideals, ct
the of which they have'a supply left
. n sale.
ne HIKo MAIL.-The Hiko mail arriv
=, n and departed yesterday. Snow on Pr
81 tious of the road 80 the rider says,
an, not enough for sleighs.
lar DESERT SPRINGS STATION dri'
ana on the Salt Lake road reports that eve
for thing was quiet at this spot at the ii
hev he stopped there yesterday.
Pony MAIL.-The pony mail fir
Wo, Hamilton arrived at Phoebe Mond
q % night about II o'clock, bringing in
average mail.
, al The Salt Lake and Hamilton sta
rre. will leave Phoebe to-day at a. m,
,bo usual hour.