Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-13

OFFICIAL BoNps.-At the meeting Of
the Board of County Commissioners on
the first Monday in this month, an order
was made pursuant to the recommends
ton of the Grand jury requiring the
Sheriff. District Attorney, County Treas
urer, County Recorder, County Survey
or and the Justice OF the Peace for
Phoebe Township TO file new bonds. 1t
SEEMS that in the cases of these officers
some of the surities were not responsible
for the amounts which they bound them
selves, while others have left the county
and State. At the meeting of the Board
Yesterday = Commissioners Jones and
Garden being present-approved the fol-
lowing official bonds: W. S. Travis,
Shelf; bond, $4,000; sureties-E. j.
Travis, ID. c. Clark and George c.
Johnston. George Goldthwaite, Dis
trict Attorney; bond. $1,000; sureties-
P. Holland, W. W. Bishop, G. NJ Sabin,
D. Wilkin. Z. ]. Travis, John P. Kelley
and p. Heitzleman. John Roeder, Coun-
tv Treasurer; bond 5000; sureties-J.
Eisenmann, j COIN, L. j. Travis and
l.. Sultan. W. H. Henderson, County
Recorder; bond, 5000; sureties-Jobn
Roeder, George Goldthwaite, J. W.
Wright and John P. Kelley. Z. Schopp-
mann. County Survey or; bond. $4,000;
sureties-W. W. Bishop and R. Walters.
J b. Van Hagen, Justice of the Peace,
Phoebe Township; bond, SO 000; sureties
"A. H. Emanuel and James Pierson.
The Board of Commissioners stand ad-
jouined till the first Monday in April.
SENT UP.-Henry shores was arrested
yesterday morning by Officer Pearson on
a charge Of misdemeanor. 1t seems that
Shores went to the Star Restaurant to
obtain board, but the privilege was
denied him unless he could make the
pay all right. He went off, and coming
back again. took one meal, saying to
those in attendance (the proprie.
tor being absent at the time) that
it was all right. The proprietor nc.
costed him about the matter on the
street, whereupon Shores went off, and
after getting partially drunk met the res.
taurant man and threatened to use O
knife upon him, and for this Shores was
arrested. 1t was large poctet-knife
three inches in the blade. He was sen,
up for Is days in default Of payment oil
fine and costs.
For SHERIFF. We had shown us yes.
terday list Of twenty patriotic citizens
Of both political parties. each of whom
is willing to serve the people of Lincoln
county as Sheriff for the ensuing term
As the election is some time ahead, anG
we have no authority for mentioning
any names in connection with the office
of Sheriff, we forbear for the present
Mention OF names in this connection
might interfere with the making up Of
the slate.
YESTERDAY was quite an unpleasant
day, and there were some indications Of
rain. 1t still being warm, thawing con-
tinued all day, and from morning till
night muddy streams Of water coursed
their way through the streets The mud
in all the thoroughfares is too horrible
to describe.
A cERTAIN friend of ours, who attends
to the shipment Of ore by mule teams,
and who contemplates entering the mat
rmonial arena, had a picture taken, witt
Mother Stewart giving him glass O
soothing syrup, to be engraved ON thu
back of his wedding cards.
JUICE FULLER has so far recovered a
to be able to leave his chambers, ant
unless an unfavorable change should
prevent it, he will be able to hold Cour
on Monday.
No MAIL AGAIN.-Owing to the raj
road interruption west of Palisade, tn
stnge from Hamilton brought no Wester
mail yesterday.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - The bullio
shipped by Wells, Fargo Il Co. yesteida
amounted to "a, 922.25.