Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-29

to be somewhere between here and the
terminus of the Utah Southern. Col.
Jennings, the Acting Agent, will begin
the distribution at Bullionville, and con-
time it wherever he can find Indians to
receive the goods. This is all wrong the
law should require every savage to be
registered, and they should receive their
goods at common rendezvous as their
names appear on the lists, just shares be-
ing reserved for the absentees. That's
what we know about the Indian business
from an outside view.
An INDICTMENT FOR DETECTIvEs.-
Sheriff Travis authorizes us to say that
he will pay one hundred dollars to who
ever will arrest any one or more OF the
petty thieves infesting the city --payment
to be made on conviction. The offer
holds good for each and every thief of
this class arrested. The opinion is gen.
eral that there are at least one hundred
in Phoebe who follow small pilfering as a
profession. This is certainly good
inducement for all to turn detectives. If
the lead is struck right few hundred
dollars can soon be realized. All ac-
quainted with Mr.. Travis know that he
will do as he agrees in this matter.
ERRoR.-In the item in yesterday S
paper headed with "repulsed with loss -
the name of S. P. Walker appears as
"the hero of the tale This is an error
in the first name; S. P. Walker is q
quiet, law-abiding citizen, and it gives
us pleasure to make the correction. The
error was in a single initial. We take no
pleasure IN publishing names i'll police
reports, but the faithful local chronicler
cannot avoid it; and impartial justice de-
mands that there should be no dis! IL
ton made as to persons.
MORE HooDLuMrsM.-About IL clock
night before last there Wa lively little
row in Spanish house of i'll fame on
the upper end of Main street, west side
We We're informed that it was no unusual
occurrence at that place, cher man >
being in the habit Of choking and beating
the occupant once or twice week. The
curses of the man and shrieks of tho
woman were loud enough to have awak
ened the seven sleepers, bat no arrests
were made.
The NARROW GAUGE.-Work on tn
narrow-gauge railroad is drawing to
close. The only grading remaining t.
be done is on that part of the road jus
back OF the mills at Bulionville. If tn
road is not completed and in running
, order by the 9th of next month, lack Q
, iron aud ties will be the cause. Th
passenger car is receiving the finshin
strokes. 1t is neat in design, and wi
be as comfortable as elegant.
; LARGE INVOICES OF FLouR.-Ph. Fe
seminal has just received from Toan
As, 500 pounds Of -four of the Buckley
e brand. The freighting was done wit
i oxen, the trip being made from the raj
J. road in forty-three days. Jacobs Il Su
d tan also received heavy supply of fiol
d by the same train. We can certain
II stand off the epizootic, so far as Il
e staff of life is concerned.
y GAME ON THE FooTH1LLs.-Few a
J. aware that the sportsmen can find Ell
\ ployment for his fowling-piece ne
!. Phoebe, the near surroundings being
IT sterile. and arid; but along the foot-hil
u between hers and Bullionvllle there u
II innumerable jack rabbits and sage hen
l. hunters frequently coming in well su
= piled with both.
1t DECLINE IN SToCKs.--A marked decli
in some of our Phoebe mining stoc
X is reported in our dispatch of quotation
=, This is well understood here to be T.
h result Of conflicting interests amo
Of spectators, and has no connection wi
10 changed condition Of the mines
better or worse.
IN BLoCKADED BY THE EPIzooTIC. We a
u informed that there are q number Of p,
IN sons in Eureka on the way to this pO
no who arc blockaded by the expizootic
I'd can neither return nor come on. Amo
he them is the family of one of our citizel
he CELESTIAL GLoRy.-The Chinese qui
10 tiers were ablaze with excitement Ii
,,e night. All the Monsolisns in town We
"a doing their level best to welcome thu
new year, and no one was disposed to
" terfere with their noisy festivities.
'or PERsoNAL.-Postmast Carpenter,
ay Hamilton is in town on business Wis
we and will remain a day or two looking
-. our thriving mining burg before retu'
ca ing to the city up in the clouds.
his PERsoNAL. r. A. Reyes, represen
Ike tive of the we'll known mercantile firm
ID! Walker Bros, Salt Lake City, arri'
u last night, and has taken rooms at
Nv, San Jose House.
RS. To ARRIVE. - Passengers who
les Hamilton yesterday by stage VIII arr
I'M here to-day: John Brown, W. Hale, j.!
ent R James and wife, VIM. Ooah and D
az" " Agan.
..s. We could say more in regard to pol
em- matters in this issue; but as DOM
are might defeat the ends Of justice We
mi bear.
T, Their are messages at the West
the Union Telegraph Office for George
Num- and c. W. Fenurn.
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,nts SEWING MACHINE ARRIvAL.-The ae
cry of the Florence Sewing Machine has
o"r rived. with an assortment OF the SD