Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.
by HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
RIM Norvall

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A butcher em-
ployed at the Miners Market, kept by
O'Neill & Davis, named Lewis johnson,
or French Louey," as he is familiarly
called, accidentally shot himself in the
leg last evening about o'clock. He
was handling six-shooter. and acct
dentally struck it against the cap of his
knee, when it exploded, driving ball
into his knee cap. The affair occurred
on Main street, at the store of NJ. Il.
Lichtenstein. The wounded man was
convened to Mrs. Gramb's lodging house
and Dr.. Philson Immediately called. He
succeeded in extracting the ball in short
time. DR.. Philson is under the impress
sion that the wound is in bad place,
and is unable to account for the accident.
lie thinks he must have slipped, and so
discharged the pistol by the appearance
Of the wound. The patient was feeling
very well last evening when We called,
and the Doctor was doing everything 10
relieve his pain.
CUTTING ScRAPE.-A cutting scrape
occurred yesterday morning in Bullion.
vile, the party doing the cutting being
Billy Patterson. The man cut was John
Kelly. The affair occurred at II O'Clock
yesterday morning. He was brought to
Phoebe shortly after, on the Bul!ionville
train, by Al. Eastland, and conveyed to
the County Hospital, where he was
treated by DR.. Philson. On examination
OF his wounds it was found that he was
cut both in the neck and stomach. He
also had few cuts in the legs Of his
pants, which failed to do any further
damage. From what we can learn none
Of bis wounds are dangerous.
For BRISTOL. Yesterday morning E,
McAvoy started for Bristol District in 9
sleigh loaded with provisions, which he
was conveying to the Comet and May
hover mines. These mines are owned
ooy VIM. Funk, who has recently sold ar
interest to George Arnold, formerly O
the hrm of Frank Wheeler & Co. Mr.
Arnold furnished the provisions ant
q sent MIR. Funk out to do the necessar!
B sofk. The recent developments in tina
uls!tct has caused our business men t
IN W MAX that Bristol District will yet par
ont all right
81 at WoRK.-By an item in the Cos,
aiming News which, by the by, is yer.
neat looking and we'll edited paper) VI
See mat q! our friend and late townsman
Jim Finley, is a. work at Darwin. Tn
New Mews says: last week the New Cos
nning Company met with an acciden
@tneir furnace in the breaking of thei
cylinder head and piston follower, whicl
caused suspension for several days
lns machinery has been put in good re-
Par BY James Finley and NJ. G. Della
aanty, and the furnace started up sgail
on Tuesday"
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLuB.-This OF
san'zation will give another (the seventh
VI their pleasant parties on the 10th in
s:ant' Those who are favored with in
Wv. ,'s'ions will find that the hospitalit,
a nuM courtesy OF the members of the clul
Mn, MN as usual insure delightful time t
p avss who attend. Messrs. j. Carr, j
Pau uWin and W. NJ. Harrison form tn
sn eSSepuon Committee; II. W. McDonal
Diraa ~ James. Floor Managers; Floc
director, W. II. Van Slyke.
4 NIGHT before last an acciden. OCCUR
.n ons OF our Main street saloons, by th
If Il n. Of a lamp attached to the wal
ti,a ,ssaIed quite an excitement for q shol
mi, some parties present having 1
bv M w their coats to extinguish it, an
'uei' exertions it was finally put GU
iOSlic SCHOOLS. The. Board of E,
h .nefs will meet to-day at the schoo
D. r NJ o, on Meadow Valley street at on
annlio .ol 'ae purpose of examining an
NAV p" Gan, Tor teachers certificate WI
ATHLETIC CLuB.-The members Of nj
association will meet this evening
o n,oxn,s Hall. All member. mo >
imr rs.sa 70 be present, az business ,
ing. '"' come before the NEE
StkicT COURT Nicholiob va w ,
a msAee ct al. cause tried and non ,.n
granted. CULLEN Va. ou;a,a a . aou Iso
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