Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-08

the arrest, and detention for a requisi-
ton. of j. H. Horton. who, on may 9th,
1873. passed upon Reed, McGrann &
Co., bankers Of Lancaster. Pa, forged
certificate of stock on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company. purport-
ing to represent value of $4,000. The
amount realized by Horton from this and
other similar transactions, is about
$75, 200, and includes United States
Treasury Gold Certificates, as follows,
viz: Letter A, Nos. 1866 and 9,155 for
s., 900 each; and Nos. 1879, 24,5l9,
20, 521, 25.20G, 23,507, 5,199, "a, 5O4.
24.794, 20,969 and 22,s39, for $1,000
each; which he may endeavor to ex-
change, and for the recovery of which a
liberal percentage will be paid. Horton
is about 40 years old, 8 feet to inches
high. weighs $50 pounds, erect, broad
shouldered, pretty full chested, rather
corpulent, sallow complexion, possibly
flushed from heavy drinking, probably
will be dressed. in new clothes, rather
small black eyes, heavy black eyebrows,
short black hair, short side whiskers
and moustache, very slightly sprinkled
with grey; hair thin on the forehead;
rather prominent nose, high BRIDGE good
teeth; generally good features; short
thick neck; wore on his little finger
cameo ring, black oval ground, with
white female head, mounting moderately
heavy, and rather plain. Is short step,
rapid walker, and proficient in pencil
and pen sketching. Information of the
| arrest of Horton. or regarding him,
should be sent (by telegraph, il necessa-
ry,) to Allen Pinkerton, &C Exchange
Place, New York; 19l & 1913 Fifth Ave-
nue., Chicago; As South Third street,
Philadelphia.
The FLAG.-We cheerfully give place
to the following explanation from Capt
Hanly in regard to the misapprehension
concerning his motives in taking down
the National Flag while the procession
was moving through town on the
Fourth of July. The facts OF the case
are simply these: just before the pro-
cesson started it was found that there
was no flag for the Car OF State, and
Captain Hanly was solicited to loan
them his though fearful, as he stated at
the time, that his motives in taking it
| oo"h az ouNA q iAiHht DC luiS-
construed, he yielded; and his flag was
the only one that adorned the Car on that
day. The moment the procession was
over the flag was again hoisted to its
former position. We trust this explana-
ton will suffice to silence all who have
been disposed to cavil about the matter.
WHfyE RIVER CHEEsE.-D. Z. Clark &
Bro. have Just received from j. c. Holt,
on White RIVER, White Pine county,
1000 pounds of cheese, of which large
sample was left at \pur Office yesterday
together with an ampS supply of liquors
The cheese is not SURPASSED by any We
have ever tasted, and we have the evil
dence of old cheese makers that the arti
Gle made in the White River country, ow
ing to the superior quality pf the grass ii
that section, is superior to much OF thu
Eastern made article. Cheeke-making il
the apparently arid wastes of Nevada is !
success, judging from the salnRIe before
US.
THE OcToRooN. This beautiful sen
sation play will be presented this even
ing for the first time in Phoebe. Th'
play has been popular one whereve
put upon the stage, and those whol hav'
ever witnessed it will be glad of the OPP
portunity afforded them Of again sieeinl
this beautiful play. Carrie Cartel will
appear ms Zoe, the Octoroon; Bellai Blr'
as Dora Sunnyside: Thorne as 3alen
Scudder; Dudley as McClusky; BiFd a
Wahnotee, and the other characters. L
in all, by the rest of the company. W
hope to see n full house, and We c An as
sure those who attend that they Will en-
Joy pleasant evenings entertaffnmen
RAILROAD CHARGES RnDucrri-H. A
Drummer has shown US copy Jbf lette
from J. C. Stubs, acting Gel heral Agen
C. P. R. R., to X. A. Darling, STATIC
Agent at Toano. The letter Is date
Sacramento, July I'd, ard says; -"
have, after fully considering the matte
of reducing the rates from ogden to It
ano, on Phoebe freights, determined
make the rates the same from Ogden
Toano as from OgdeL to Lehi. III
reduced rates are payable in currency.
GRAND JuEY.-Following is list {
the Grand Jurors summoned before til
the District C.drt tomorrow morning
10 o'clocA-rtwenty-four in all: D.
Clark John Nelson, George Malone, +
r Day, E. Morton, John Morley, G..
!. Williams, r. p. Dayton. A. Fife, G. I
Miller, W. S. Warren. G. E. Scammol
, II. M. Barnes, J. d. CORN, j. j. Halpii
A. A. Young, H. c. Light, d. w. Cutt
G.. r. Alexander, j. Il. Duff, S. /
Williams.
] COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The Boar
a met yesterday-all the members bein
present, viz: Messrs. Fulks, Jones on
and Garden. The greater part of the ds
a was occupied in passing upon bills pr
a sented against the county, full list
r which will appear in to-morrow's issu
Allen W. Finlay was appointed Justice
the Peace for Panaca, and 0. D. Gass fl
Las Vegas. A school district was estal
3 lished in Rose Valley. The Board wi
IS be in session to-day.
% REMovAL.-Our young friend, Frien'
/. don't confound him with our enterpri
10 ing friend, CONN who, as we all know,
u "everybody's friend, y has removed b
J. auction and commission store to Il
!. room formerly occupied by j. B. L. Ca
g allier and Jesse Beene. where he propos
" to hold weekly auctions, where b
II friends can buy everything to be had
Phoebe; meanwhile We give him tn
friendly notice.
g Musical DEcANTER.- j. H. Smit
l. Lacour street, has in his saloon We
- pretty instrument, being an ordina
!, decanter, with music box in the b.
:, tom. 1t is first wound up, and then
I, tingles off eight different airs. 1t is
l. very ingenious peace of mechanism, q
:, 10 is worth on inspection. Go and see