Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-15

SHOOTING AFrRAY.-Nigh tbeforc last,
Thomas Martin, an engineer, and John
Lynch, a fireman on the Phoebe and
Bullionville Railroad, had difficulty,
which eliminated in Martin firing his
pistol at Lynch, luckily without effect
Upon complaint made Justice Stouten-
burgh issued warrant for the arrest of
Martin on a charge of assault with in
tent to do great bodily harm. Armed
with this warrant officers BOYD and
Woodruff arrested the accused. Ap-
pearing in Court yesterday, the defen-
dant was allowed to plead guilty of dis
turbing the peace, and released on the
payment of a nominal fine and costs,
amounting to about $3S.
DEPARTURE FOR SAN FRANcIsco.-By
to-day's stage for Salt Lake Louis Tar
dos, for over two years clerk for the
Raymond & Ely Mining Company. takes
his departure for San Francisco. In
common with all others who know him,
We regret sincerely the departure of this
estimable gentleman from our camp.
We are happy to say, however, that his
absence will only be temporary, and that
he will soon return to remain perma-
nently. The letter from the Secretary
of the company, accepting his resigna-
ton, compliments Mr. Tardos for his
great efficiancy in the discharge of the
arduous and intricate duties of the posi-
ton he now vacates. Mr.. Tardos bears
with him the best wishes of the entire
community.
SUPREME COURT ORDER.-Alfred Helm,
Esq, sends MS an important order of the
Supreme Court, which we here insert for
the benefit Of attorneys and their clients,
as well as the public generally. At the
opening OF the term on the 18th of July,
proximo, the calendar will be called and
arranged: motions heard and candidates
examined and all business transacted
which can be reached during that days
session, at the close of which a recess
will be taken until the first day of Sep
TENDER next
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY. - Among the
arrivals by the Hamilton stage yesterday
we notice that of Judge Mesick, of yir-
ginia City, who comes to this place on
professional business; also Mr.. Van
Bokkelen, o brother of General Van
Bokkelen, of Virginia, who we hope
may conclude to make his permanent
residence in Phoebe. We are also happy
| to chronicle the return of our worthy
fellow-citizen Alex. Brown.
LEISURE HoURs.-In the busy, rafting
| life of a mining camp, the leisure hours
which Sunday alone affords for mental
culture, should be turned togood account.
| Therefore we urge all our readers who
wish to pass their leisure hours pleas
antly and protitably to drop in at Charley
| Wiederhold's, Main street, and lay in
supply of reading for the day. Ali the
newspapers, pictorials and periodicals of
| the day ale to be found at Wiederhold's s.
sAcA.-Major Henry, Deputy Coun-
ty Surveyor, has just returned from
surveying trip II miles below Panaca.
He speaks in glowing terms of the farm
ing interests in that part of the county.
| Developments which are constantly be-
ing made show that the agricultural in
terest will soon begin to vie with the
mines in Importance. Mines may be
worked out, but not so with agricultural
land properly cultivated.
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON. -Yes-
/ terday afternoon--Kiesel was arrested
on charge of assault with deadly
weapon with intent to do great bodily
harm. A knife was the instrument of
destruction used in this case. The case
was set for examination at o'clock
p. m, on Monday, and the accused gave
VI 900 bail for his appearance.
FOURTH OF July CELEBRATIoS.-The
committee appointed for that purpose
are to hold their first meeting to-mor-
row evening at o'clock, at the Palace
Club Rooms. As the time is short in
which to make the necessary arrange
ments for proper celebration, the men,
bers of the committee will doubtless
feel the Importance of being punctual
in attendance.
HEAVY RoADs.-The rain few days
ago was very heavy in the interior. Its
effect was felt on both the Hamilton
and Salt Lake routes. A few days of
the warm weather We are now having
will cause passengers by either route to
protest against the dust.
REruRNEp-REcovERE Eel
senthal, one of the merchants of Pho
che, and much respected citizen, has
returned from trip to the west in quest
of health and for recreation. We are
happy to say that he returns fully re-
stored.
CHARGE OF Assault Yesterday after
noon warrant was issued by Justice
Stoutenburgh for the arrest of Charles
Weiland on charge of assault. The
complainant is Max Schuselbaum, the
difficulty grew out of dog fight, and
the destructive weapon used was a hoe.
HAY ScARcE.-There is a general scar
city of hay among the stable keepers in
this place. Ranchers having supply
would find market for it by bringing it
to Phoebe. The demand for hay is greatly
in excess of the demand.
JURY INCORPORATION Having
now copy of the statutes at our dis
posal, we SHALL in our next issue give
attention to the Jury Act and the Act
concerning the incorporation of towns
and cities.
BASE BALL.-There will be a match
game of base ball at half.past II o'clock
to-day on Lower Main street, opposite
Boone 4 Dolman's corral. Nine players
on each side will contest for a key of
lager beer. Great sport is expected.
SERVICES at the Episcopal Church to-
day as follows: Morning service at II
o'clock. Sunday-school at Up. m, and
evening service at eight. Henry l..
Badger, rector.
HOME AGAIN.-Our old-time friend P