Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-06

Among the Juveniles coasting' down
Meadow Valley street, last night, we
noticed an old gentleman whose hair,
the little there was left was sivered with
age; but he was as buoyant as the most
thoughtless of the youths around him,
seeming to enjoy the sport with the gen.
uine relish of boyhood. We dot it down
for the benefit of the middle-aged hypo-
chondriacs.
MORE ARRESTS FOR THE INDIAN Our
RAGE.-Charles Ely and D. G. McLane
were arrested at Hike, three or four days
ago, on the charge of being participants
IN the revolving outrage of the person of
q squaw-reported by us in former
issue-and were yesterday brought be-
fore the Justice of the Peace to answer
TO the complaint. Each plead not guilty;
and each was put under q $1,000 bona.
A ROW took place, about nine o'clock
last night, on Meadow Valley street, be-
tween "shiner" and bartender. An
immense crowd soon gathered around
the scene of combat, and the excitem emit
for few moments. ran high but we
are informed the result won't benefit the
Coroner-not even the druggist to the
extent of selling o bits worth of stick
ing plaster.
DEPUTY SHERIFF MCKEE assures us
that the only man ever confined in the
county Jail without complaint, having
been entered was an old, gray-haired in
diyidual who would probably have died
of exposure had he not thus been pro-
tected. He was totally destitute, guilty
of no offense, and his incarceration over
night was an act of simple humanity
DAY before yesterday, just after night
fall, officer Woodruff found man lying
on the sidewalk, on Meadow Valley
street, in semi-conscious state, from
the effects of liquor, and with coin in his
possession amounting to $3.50. He de-
posted his money for him until morn
ing, having first conducted him to lodg-
ing house and paid for his bed.
THE PALISADES STAGES ALL RIGHr.
Woodruff & Ennor's stages are again
running regularly between Palisades and
Hamilton, carrying freight and passen-
gers, and connecting at the latter place
with Travis stages from here. This in
formation is from an authentic source.
The Hamilton coach came in last night
with team of six spirited horses.
DISTRACT COURT The case of the
State VS.. Frank Perry, indicted for grand
larceny, was tried yesterday. The jury
had not brought in verdict up to the
hour of going to press. State VS.. Nc
Causland ct al, grand larceny; continued
to the 18th, State VS.. Donohue; appeal
ed from Justice Court; dismissed State
vs. j. Hinkersall, grand larceny; set for
trial on the oath.
COUNTY SURVEYOR ScHopPMAN has just
made the survey Of the hospital grounds
deemed by the Commissioners to be a
necessary step before commencing the
contemplated improvements. 1t is a
pleasant, eligible spot for hospital, of
sufficient extent, and will we believe, be
neatly and substantially enclosed.
WE yesterday afternoon observed n
man from one of the Utah settlements
peddling flour, saying as he made his
solicitations, that one of his animals
was getting sick and that he feared they
would all be attacked before he could re-
| turn.
WE are credibly informed that colony
is being organized in and around St.
George to settle in Northeast Arizona.
Col. Jennings and j. E. johnson are at
the head of it.
ANIMALS first affected with the cpl
zootic continue to improve. Not fatal
case yet reported. The disease is prov
ing much lighter than was at first ex-
| pected.
NIGHT VIEWS beautiful bright and
filling moon sailing through tranquil
skies and illuminating surrounding
ranges of alabaster wilderness.
WE are panied to learn that the wife
of Sheriff Travis is very ILL., Her con-