Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-14

IAoiithENr ON MEADOW VALLEY
srRtEr.-Quite an excitement was Gre
ated on Valley street, about five O'Clock
last evening, by the resistance to arrest
OF an intoxicated Cornishman. Several
reviewers were drawn. We were told
tnat citizen declared to an officer that
the man could not be and should not be
arrested; but think there is a mistake
about this, as no one seems positive of hav-
ing heard such declaration. ANY man
IN this city can be arrested when he vio-
lates the law. Were it otherwise, we
would, as a community. be entitled to
no more respect than the wretched Pr
utes who, without home or government,
roam over the deserts.
DIR. BISHOPS observations while in
Pahranagat District, go towards confirm
ing the very encouraging reports we have
had from that section. Developments
are now being made in quartzite; the
first failures there were in limestone.
Hike will undoubtedly be lively camp
the coming summer.
LOST AND FoUND.-Recorder Hender-
son, on his way to Hike, two or three
days ago, lost his gold watch, a $500
chronometer. Mr.. Curtis, assayer at the
Crescent mill, Hike, found it, FORUM
ately, and Mr.. Henderson again rejoices
in the possession of his favorite time.
piece.
IMPORTANT TRANSFER Fife
has concluded sale to the Magnet Min
ing Company of all his real and personal
property in this part of the State The
instrument of conveyance bears twenty
dollars worth of State of Nevada stamps,
the consideration being $4,000
MAN was arrested, night before last,
for disturbing the peace, who was attred
in female habiliments throughout, even
to the false curls. He was incarcerated
for the night thus attired. He isn't the
first man to get into trouble through
wine and petticoats.
GAME FROM SAN PETE VALLEY, UTAH.
A two-horse load of venison came into
town yesterday, from San Pete Valley,
wan. 4<uiSCl VI ldtLcI uScT WE never
saw anywhere-and we are no pill
grim" The owner found ready sale
at the restaurants.
IT was rumored in town, last evening,
that a boy had been run over on the mar
row-gauge, in Dry Valley, by the loco
motive, but we could not trace it to re-
liable source. Saw the locomotive last
night; it wasn't injured.
EVERY good citizen has a direct per-
sonal interest in the maintenance of law
| and order, and, when summoned to assist
a peace officer, cannot dsobey. Arrests
must be made when violations of law
require it,
GRAND CALICO BALL.-Miss Rebecca
Sharp announces in an advertisement in
this issue that she will give grand calico
ball next Thursday night, at Mitchell's
Hall, Meadow Valley street.
THERE seems no doubt that the consol-
idation of the Arkansas and American
Flag mining companies will be effected,
Negotiations leading to that end are about
closed.
To ARRIVE To-DAY.-The following
passengers left Hamilton yesterday fol
Phoebe, who will arrive on to-day's stage
j. c. Sdenborg, P. Carpenger.
| BULLION SHIPPED. The last Salt Lake
stage carried out bullion to the value OF
SlS,Sl9 39-all from, the American Flag
mine.
A NEW editorial room is being con.
structed as an addition to the RECORD
establishment.
We hear that there are several danger
Gus cases OF pneumonia in town.
New REsTAURANT.-See special notice
department.