Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-11

JusuCE's CoURT.--Two bellicose indi-
viduals were arrested last night for as
sault and battery, named respectively
Powers and Roycroft Boyd ar
resting one, and officer Woodruff the
other. The combat took place in front
of the Eagle Bakery, lower Main street,
and soon attracted large crowd. Mr..
Powers, in his answer to the complaint,
gives the particulars rs tersely as we
could, and with more spice: "rhe peo.
pie thought it was a dog fight" said he,
and that's the reason they crowded
around so FAST and it was a dog fight
Just as we got fairly into business the
gentlemanly officers came up and took
me away and the other dog" Both
plead guilty, and they will appear at 10
o'clock this morning for sentence.
A DOMESTIC SCENE Enough facts
have been given us of a little episode in
Phoebe domestic life for frst-class local
sensation but we forbear taking advan-
tage of the heart-rending, side-splitting,
tear-starting and love-betraying circum-
stances to work it up. 1t happened
somewhere between the two ends of Nc
Cannon street, and not over a thousand
miles from the post-office, the actors be-
ing two females and one male. One Of
the former came in on the Hamilton
coach, and, all burning with love and
fond DESIRE" FASTENED to the abode of
her lord and right there, in that very
abode, is where the other female comes
on the stage. Down with the curtain.
PARTIES just in from st. George say
the snow has entirely disappeared from
that section, and that tho farmers are
making gardens and sowing grain.
Somebody get up a petition for direct
mail between this place and that, and let
US cultivate a more intimate acquaint-
ance with our Mormon neighbors. We
want some Of their mid-winter sunshine
and early summer fruits A few relays
of horses could easily carry coach from
Phoebe to st. George in day. A daily
mail service is needed.
MoLLIE O'RooKE showed what she
knows about bucking against tough beef
steaks, yesterday morning, by throwing
into the street her breakfast dishes
table-cloth and ALL and if the terror
stricken waiter hadn't got out of The
road she would have pitched him aftel
them. All this happened near the middle
of the day, and Molie's house is one o
the most conspicuous on Upper Mali
street. .v
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF THE EpI
zoorIc,-Mr. George Booth. formerly o
Mineral Hill, is said to have cured of tn
epizootic all the horses affected between
Hamilton and Palisade, on the Woodruff
Ennor stage line We are informe,
that he will soon be in Phoebe, for tn
purpose of treating the disease here. H
Is very highly spoken of in the uppe
country.
HE Mongolion portion Of our popula
ton are charged with the commission c
chichen thefts these bright nights. W
have no doubt the alleged raids on III
poultry take place. but it is not so Gel
,w 1911 tuuJ the SulueSe uTe TIE TalucI'
The lynx-eyed detectives are on differ
ent track. ..r..
APPOINTED Jusr1CE OF THE PEACE
Taylor r. Bird has been appointed Ju
lice Of the Peace of Glover Valley tow
snip, just below Panaca valley = n
Stone, the Justice elect, having failed
qualify. Mr.. Bird is said to be we
qualified for the position.
WE are requested to state that Il
names of all who wish to becon
charter members of Good Temp
lodge IN Feche will be received
charles Bowen, at the Postoffice, with
view to immediate organization.
MORE SNOW commenced falling abo
noon Sunday, and continued, periodics
~ the balance of the day. Yesterday W
bright, clear day, however, ii
snow melting away faster than it h
'ailen the day before.
HE lengthy description of the Flo,
Alii prevents the publication in til
ISSUE OF our usual local variety.