The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-10
A FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR HAgR1sBURG.

FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR HARRISBURG.
We are informed by D. Wilkins Of
fatal accident that occurred to the mem.
bers of the family OF Wm. Mcclellan,
former resident of Phoebe. Mr.. MCNEIL
Ian, wife and daughter we're making
trip from Harrisburg to st. George. Utah,
to celebrate the 10Th birthday of his
daughter. Whilst going down the grade.
about twelve miles from St. George. his
wagon collided with another. upsettinR
and throwing Mcclellan. his wife and
daughter over an embankment of twelve
feet, killing the daughter instantly and
brusing the wife so badly that she is not
expected to live. Mcclellan escaped with
slight Commissions. McMellan at one
time was employed in Phoebe as stone
mason. and helped to build that portion
OF wilkins building occupied by the
Masonic Hall.
UNITED STATES MAR5uAL's SALE, -
There is advertised in to.day's RECORD
by ]. P. Curtis, Deputy United States
Marshal, as to be sold on the 30th day
Of March, A. D. 1877, at - o'clock. at
the door of the County Court House, all
the right, title and interest that the
Newark s. M. Co. had on the 10th day
oy May, 1866, to the Regulator Lode. No.
q; Atlantic Lode. No. 2; all the mining
ground decided by the Washington &
Creole mine to the said Newark Mining
Company, the Santa Clara lode, the
Charter Oak lode, the Amador tunnel
mining claim, and also the ffteen-stamp
mill situated in Condor Canyon, with
the mill site, water bitches, etc. The
above sale ia made to satisfy judgment
obtained by Mary Jane Williams
against said Newark S. NJ. Co.
ATTEMPT TO EscApE.--Ws learned on
Tuesday last, by private telegram to
Phoebe, that James Harrington, under
sentence of death for the murder Of Sui
livan, and a companion, attempted to es-
cape from the City Jail in Virginia. He
had become possessed OF six-shooter
in some manner and taking his chances
grabbed the jailor, holding his hand
over his mouth so that he could not cry
out. The iailor did. however. make an
outcry, which brought assistance, and in
the struggle Harrington was shot twice
before he was recaptured. Whether the
wounds were fatal is not known. He
fred one shot at the jalor. which a
purse in his pocket prevented from being
what it otherwise would have been-a
fatal wound.
POWDER Acc1DENT.-During the firing
of the salutes on Monday evening last
in honor of the Inauguration of Ruthsr.
ford B. Hayes, can about quarter full
of powder exploded in the hands Of
Alex. Harrison, who WAS charging the
anvils with it, burning them quite &c.
verely and also burning his face and
eyes slightly. His burns, although very
painful, we're not serious. Johnny
Whitehill, who was aiding at the anvil
slightly burned on the left hand. It wal
a narrow escape, as had the can beer
full when it exploded it would probably
have MORALLY injured Harrison.
SCHOOL REpoRT.-The following is
list of pupils of the Phoebe Gramma
School whose standing during the montl
ending March 9th was 80 and upwards
100 being the standard: Stella Andrews
SO; Chas Craig, 95; Emma Buck, 80
Thos. Williams, "a; Eddie Mulcahy, SO
Willie Mcintyre, SO; Belle Osborne, 80
Eddie Prudential, 81; BERTHE Carbis
81; George Clark. 81; Mary Clinton. 81
Eta Newton, 81; Mamie Buck, 81 Fran
Curtis, 90; John Sheath, 80; Max Jacobs
80; Chas. LOOMS, 80; Geo. Harrison, 90
Stella Armer, 30; Minnie Carbis, 90
Maggie Lynch, 30: Mary Pierson, sc
Arthur Buck, 30. Whole number @
pupils, "A; average attendance durin
the month, 40.
CoHN's Mammoth Clothing and DR.
Goods Emporium, at the old stand O
Main street, opposite Meadow Vale
street, has again opened with new an
, well selected stock of goods pertaining
: frst-class establishment. Everythin
new, nobby and stylish. Satisfactio
guaranteed in every instance. Call at th
old stand, where goods are sold at bo
tom prices. HENRY Conn,
Main st. opposite Meadow Valley s.
ALPS COMPANY The Alps Company
mills are running regularly-the Pioch
, mill on custom ore and the Condor o
: concentrations. The Superintendent ba
been notified of large shipment of Leed
ore. Considerable ore is being extracte
from the Alps mine on the second leve
and prospecting is being vigorousl
: prosecuted.
LEEDS BuLL1oN.-The Salt Lake stag
: brought to Phoebe last Sunday from tt
!, Leeds Silver Mining Company at Silv'
Reef, four bars OF bullion valued
" $3,910.O2, and on Wednesday four bal
valued at $3.50 70; total value Of shil
8 ment, $7,8S9.Sl.
g SIcK.-Cspt. H. h. Day, Superinten'
). ent of the Raymond Il Ely, has been col
y fined to the house for four or five do,