Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-12

Y EXCITING RUMoR. --Yesterday evening
it was rumored that telegram had been
received announcing that compromise
had been made between the Raymond 4
Ely Company and the Hermes Company.
Our reporter at once instituted an inqui-
ry into the truth of the matter; he traced
1t from one source to another until he
was directed to a business house Well
known for its reliability and opportuni-
ties for obtaining correct information.
Thither he went with all possible celeri-
ty, and ascertained that there was moth
ing in it. "Sich is life to the news
gatherer. 4
INJUNCTION Surs.-- Yesterday injufc-
ton suits were entered in the District
Court by j. B. Atchison VS.. Isaac Him..
man, VIM. Patterson and - Snodgrass
by John Newman VS.. Taylor Bayliss and
others; and by Langford VS.. parties
whose names We have not obtained. The
parties plaintiff in these several suits re.
side in Panaca, and the object is to re.
strain defendants from trespassing upon
lands alleged to belong to plaintiffs. The
papers in each case We're made out yes
terday and placed in the hands of Dep,
uty Sheriff to be served.
AUCTION SALE To-DAY.-E. A. Friend
announces big auction sale to-day at II
o'clock at his sales-room, Main street
opposite the Western Union Telegraph
office. Furniture in great variety will be
offered, and those who have been house
keeping long enough to wear out a set o.
furniture, as well as those who ard jus
commencing life in the happy marriage
state, should not fail to attend.
SHOULD BE CORRECTED. The Eureka
Sentinel, in reference to the shooting
affair in this place on Sunday last, uses
the name of John C. Lynch--only il
one place, however. We were careful
that there should be no mistake, as tn,
two names are so nearly the same. Johl
c. Lynch is the proprietor of the Fash
ion saloon, while John H. Lynch, at tn
time he received his deadly wound, wa
proprietor Of chop-house. A correc
ton ought to be made.
RUNAWAY. - Yesterday afternoon
fiery steed shot up Main street without
rider, although with saddle and bridl
on. When he reached the corner h
rounded into Meadow Valley street witt
the speed of the antelope. Here SOM
men at that popular spot undertook t,
stop the equine in his mad career, bu
their efforts were in vain, and the ami
NAL ran straight into the Dexter Stables
Nobody hurt We breathe freer.
RETURNED. E. Lucas, Amos John
son and John Zimmerman, who went OIL
a prospecting tour to the Humboldt, hav
returned to Phoebe. They are in goo
health and spirits, having struck goo
prospect. Assays of the rock brough
were made yesterday, an account of whic
will be given tomorrow.
BANKING.-Parties having bushes
with the banking department of Wells
Fargo & Co., or with the State Bank Q
Nevada, are reminded that on Saturda
of each week those banks will close a
SD. m. An advertisement to this effeo
will be found in another column.
SURVEYING. Parties entering land i
this county will do well to apply t
County Surveyor Schoppmann or J. +
Curtis, Deputy, at the Courthouse, a
I from either all needed information ca
be obtained and much vexation and al
noyanco avoided. See advertisement.
RAFFLE.-A pair Of gold bracelets wi
be raffled for at Clancey's, as soon as tn
chances are all taken. Tickets, 50 eact
so tickets. The bracelets are to be see
at Levin's. The owner is heavy lose
by the Hamilton fire.
IMPROVING. Sheriff Travis, whose IL
ness we mentioned yesterday, was in
much improved condition when we lai
heard from him. and his friends hope {
80 him out in day o. I've.