Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-20


Or Friday the water company had
thar men at work on Cedar street, en-.
gagged in repairing the water-pipe. Dur.
inc the absence of the workmen some
Young hoodlums busted themselves in
damaging the pipe by making holes in
II and causing an unwelcoms flow OF
waste water over the premises of the
residents in the neighborhood. Now we
give these young hoodlums fair warning,
that if they attempt to indulge in any
more Of these tricks they will be arrested
and every effort TO have them severely
nunjshed. The citizens Of Phoebe are
not at all likely to put up with the out
RACES of a few miserable, mischievous
hoodlums, and the best thing the latter
can do is to take warning forthwith;
otherwise some of their number will be
made an example of that will not be for
gotten. Hoodlumism may do in San
Francisco, but it will not flourish in
Phoebe.
TOMORROW evening commences the
most solemn fast known to the Hebrews.
From the setting Of the sun this evening
TO tho same time tomorrow the most
rigorous fast is epjoined. On this day
feuds, troubles and dsagreoments are
usually settled and condoned. Prostrat.
ed before the altar of the Most High Of
the Great | Am, each individual owns
his ipsignificance and endeavors to as.
SAUCE all angry feeling upon the part of
his brethren, and offer the means OF re-
concilation. a.
CONVENTION morrow the ''unter.
rifed" will meet in convention. Candi-
dates are quite numerous and present
yery available timber from which TO
select good ticket. We have no more
interest in this than we had in the Re-
publican Convention, we only desire
that good and reliable candidates may
be presented on either side, so that who.
ever may win that the people may be
well served.
RECOVERING. - We are particularly
gatiied in being able to announce that
our friend DR.. Deal is likely to speedily
recover from the effects of his fall. The
dangerous symptoms have all disap-
peared and we expect that the Doctor
will soon be around as usual. To state
this gives us great pleasure, as DR.. Deal
is one Of our most valued and esteemed
citizens,
YESTERDAY Gov. j. S. Crossman left
for the West. He is candidate for the
position Of Lieutenant Governor, an
Office which be heretofore most credita.
bly, filed under the administration of
Governor Blaisdell. Gov. Crossman has
for a long time been resident of Phoebe
and by his upright conduct aud straight
forward fair dealing has indeared him
self to all with whom he came in con.
tact, and thus made many friends in this
the Eastern portion Of Nevada.
ADIRTY CAITIFF.-Yesterday, miser-
able apology for man, Gilbert Roycroft
byname, was accused in the Justices
Court Of tampering with girls of tender
age He was found guilty, sent to Jail
Tor SIX months and required to pay o
hne Of $500. A man guilty of so vile q
crime ought to be punished with the Mt.
most severity of the law.
GoNG,-Our friends d. NJ, Tyrrell and
James Cronan leave Phoebe this morning
en- route for Winnemucca, to which place
they are bound as delegates to the Re.
publican State Convention. Without
any reference to party matters we are
glad that the Pubs selected two such re-
spectacle and honorable men as their
representatives.
Mrs TuRaoosE will to-day prepare a
splendid dinner at the Star Restaurant,
on Upper Main street All the delica.
ces OF the season that the culinary art
can prepare will be served in profusion,
ana those who want real good dinner
hsd about as well be OH hand. We in.
tend ourself to partake of the good cheer
provided at the Star Restaurant.
HE DAY OF AToNEMENT.-All the
stores owned by members OF the Jewish
persuasion will be closed this evening a,
shutdown and remain SO until the same
nme tomorrow evening. The cause oil
lais rigorous exclusion is the observance
Of the most solemn fast enjoined by the
Jewish faith. .....
lHE lsraelites will celebrate the Day
Oi Atonement from shutdown to-day til
sondown tomorrow. Services will b,
neid IN the Odd Fellows Hall at 6 81
p m to-day, and also during to
MORROW.
EQUALIZATION Tomorrow the Count,
commissioners meet rs Board o
"a for the purpose of passin,
w 'he assessment roll. Those who hav
tSompmints to make had better be OF
PLACE OF SERvIcE.-Pending the cree