Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
- On and after this date all Star ~ Notices
will be payable weekly.

aifoNea. y. o. lhipiu, HtTcuunu1se, 80,
p. b. Miller, clerk fees, S3l4 70; Alex
ander Harrison, whitewashing the Jail,
Sl5; H. S. Croker & Co., stationery,
S6S so; ID. l.. Deal, salary as Coroner,
5000; d. L. Deal, fees as Coroner, s39;
W. l.. Hudnell, carpenter work, S34 so:
John Church, for newspaper, "a; Geo.
Goldthwaite, salary as District Attorney,
$3.50; Geo. Goldthwaite, salary as Dis
trict Attorney, $500; E. S. Williams,
steward at County Hospital, $500; S. W.
De Lacy, carpenter work, S2l; j. P.
Curtis, taking census of Phoebe School
District, 1925; d. A. Fulks, salary and
mileage, 5000 40; Il. j. Jones, salary
and mileage, 1921 20; C. r. Garden,
salary and mileage, 1928 IS; W. H. Nc
killip, salary as Road Supervisor, $50;
Floral Spring Water Company, water,
S2ll 7G; d. L. Deal, drugs, $20i IS;
Peoples Market, meat, $10l "a; b. H.
Hereford, board of prisoners. 1861 %;
Sam Sing, washing, $57; W. L. Mckee.
services as Fire Warden, So Jacobs &
Sultan, merchandise, 1859; Jacobs Il
Sultan, merchandise, S1O4; Catherine
Williams, washing, $64: Cute L. Young,
merchandise, $16; P. Harrison L. Co.,
merchandise, sal; T. A. Stoutenburgh,
Justices fees in criminal cases, $225 so;
Smith Gray, Constable, services in Grim
inal cases, Sl57 25; Woodruff a. Mckee,
services in criminal cases, $2l1 95; W.
s. Travis, Sheriff's fees, 1851 25; W. U.
Telegraph Company. telegraphing, $1,000;
P. B. Miller, making out jury list. S75;
X. j. Hanley, for assessing, $1,000; X.
J. Hanley, for assessing proceeds of
mines, S2Ao; A. N. Finlay, for taking
school census Panacs, $40; John Roe
der, salary as County Treasurer, $3.50;
Geo. A. Wadsworth, work on road, $155:
Louis Sultan, salary, $50; C. Wieder-
hold, stationery, IS; Holland l. Co.,
printing, $50; L. G. Scott, hauling dead
man from 25-Mile House. 1925; T. J.
Hanly, rent of Armory Hall. 1888 80.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY. The
County Auditor, acting under Section II
of the Act to consolidate and fund the in
debtedness of Lincoln county-see page
SO, Statutes OF 1673-declines to issue
any more certificates of Indebtedness on
the County Treasurer at present, as the
outstanding Indebtedness accruing since
March now exceeds the limit of So, 900, as
required by the Statute. As soon, how.
ever, as money is received by the Audi
tor SO rs to reduce the Indebtedness moi
funded below the sum of $1,000 certifi
Gates of Indebtedness will be issued a.
heretofore. The section referred to pro
vides that on and after the LIST of March
1873, the County Commissioners shall
contract no debt or liabilities which shall
singly or in the aggregate exceed the sun
of $1,000.
FIRE ALARMS. following rule
have been adopted by the Fire Depart
ment for giving the alarm in case of fire
LIST. Sound the general alarm; I'd. Fo
Upper Main street, blow one whistle; 70
Lower Main street, two whistles: TO
Meadow Valley street, three whistles; TO
Lacour street, four whistles; 70
Panaca Flat, five whistles. After tn
sound of the general alarm, by listenin
for the number Of whistles blown there
after, the firemen and all others can de
termine the locality of the fire. Gard
board placards, printed by order of tn
Fire Department, and containing thes
rules, are posted up in conspicuou
places. ..
, The Inyo (Cal.) Independent of Jun
2Sth has this good word to say for on
paper: "In all truthfulness, the REcoR
has the healthiest financial looking ru
of mining notices and other advertise
ments of any paper that reaches thi
Office. Well, Phoebe, as mining CAM
can't be beat, and, of course, ought I
J and does have a newspaper to match.
The Independent has stood the shock
many earthquakes, and presents frol
which shows that its proprietors are d
termined to surmount all difficultie
The Independent began its fourth VIC
ume on the 2Sth.
!, RACE YEsTERpAY.--Main street, fro
the corner of Meadow Valley up abo
Ely street, was the scene of considerat
excitement in consequence Of an il
4 promptu race between Hollands III
Moro and the horse Frenchy, belongil
: to Tom Plane, the big ranch man
White river. The distance was 300 yard
and the stake $50 side. Moro W
ridden by Master Appleby, and Frencl
by Jimmy Hunter. Moro came o
4, about thirty yards ahead, and won 4
race. In second race of 100 var
Moro was also the winner. Moro is n
for sale.
Dp,eo>,.r pa, TT n NToopr;Ja h
arrived in Phoebe, and will take char
, of the Presbyterian Church in place
Rev. j. p. Egbert. He will preach
9 Bullionville on Saturday, the 18th, at
D. IN. Services at Browns Hall will
held every Sabbath evening at o'cloe
also Sabbath School and Bible-class
9 p. M; prayer meeting on Thursd
evening at s clock. We bid the wort
l., gentleman hearty welcome to Piocl
where he will find an extensive field
his labors.
/. In TowN Among the arrivals vest
> day by Hamilton stage we are happy
mention the name of c. G. Warner,
many years resident of Virginia CT
- He has many friends in every camp
7 Nevada and all over the coast. Mr.. W
ner is agent for the house of G.
Chesley & Co., importers and wholes
dealers in wines and liquors, San FIR
cisco and Sacramento.
WATERING THE STREETs.-W. H.
, Killip will to-day have his sprinkler uI
~ the streets for the purpose of laying
dust. This is good move, for sprinkl
the streets will not only down with
DUST" but will 60 far towards render
AL the atmosphere cooler. The latter
i something quite desirable during tn
hot days. a