Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13
SO mine is down $50 feet and looks usl,

A Cedar District. IS miles south Of Ger
bat, matters ME rather quiet, owing 10
the shutting down Of tns Hib-.uia mine.
Owned by Col. Raymond. The foregoing
is all We can gather in regard 10 the
mines. but In regard to Indian troubles
Mr.. kuenzrr informs US that the Walln.
Eais object to going upon the Colorado
Reservation, and have taken to the
mountains. intending 10 make a iight
upon Their own ground. One Of their
chieis tWnllapai Charley Is a prisoner
at C;nnp Beale Springs. Gen. Crook,
Deing Informed OF this state Of affairs,
has sent Tor tie pack train, and says hr
VII either make them 60 on The res@r.
Walton or TO the happy hunting grounds.
Inquiries were made for Joe jacobs, for
whom Mr.. NcCall had a warrant, charg-
ing hun with forgery. but he had lett
Wallapai. seven days b. fore the arrival |
81 Mccall and KurnZer. tor Prescott. |
He WAS anxious 70 leain at Wailapai |
whether there was u bank ut Pr scott. |
He probably desires 10 Try his skill rs u |
iorg among the people OF Arizona
Deputy Sbenff Behail, OF Prescott, being
ut Wa'lnpai in search Of an .scaI ed muir.
dertr, 10y the name OF lsou, the war
rant for JacolIs' arrest was Civ, II TO
'eban, and it is likely that Jacobs will
be arrested.
OpD FELLOWS FUNERAL. - Yesterday
aft, rnocn, at } O'Clock, the remains Of
the late William Bremn.r were followed
to the grave by the Numbers Of the
Order in this city. The procession was
formed in front Of the ball on L,cour
street, aud. pr ceded by the Phoebe
Brass Baud, maichsd to the Masonic and
Odd +, llows' &, mtt,ry, where the SOLEMN
and impressive funeral rit. 5 Of Odd Fell
lowship were performed under the dir, c.
ton OF Henry Garirk, N. g., Of Pioche
| Lodge, No. %. About so Odd Fellows
! iornIrd in proc' sson, aud probably 80
| Others not of that order. Deceased was
II member Of Virginia Lodge No. 10. He
was piou, er Nevadan, having been Ell.
gagged as stock broker at Virginia in
1861. For sew. raj years previous to his
death be was engag' III mining, and at
one time acquired q comp. t.nce. He
first came to P oche in 1871. Subsr.
qutntiy be was engaged in prosp, citing
III different parts of Utah, ami i'll these
ventures lost heavily. He returned to
Piuche some SIX or eight mouths ago
with his health impaired. In fact, he
died of consumption, contracted by ex-
posure while prospecting. The deceas' d
left 10 proI rrty- only few personal
effects, which will be forwarded by
Phoebe Lodge to Virginia Lodge, of which
| IaraacaA last a tpatphsr
JOINT MEETING OF THE FIRE CoMpA
N1Es,-Last evening a meeting of the
Lightner Hook and Ladder Company
aud the Phoebe Hose Company was held
for the purpose Of consolidating the two
companies and the adoption of new by.
laws. w. W. Bishop presided and E.
Schoppman acted rs Secretary Mr..
Bishop addr, ssed the meeting, after
which q motion WAS made and carried
that the two companies be consolidated,
and 10 be known us the Phoebe Fire De-
pertinent. A committee Was appoint. d
consisting of Z. Holland, W. W.
Bishop and James Cronan. of the Hose
Company. and VIM. Goodman, Z. HAM
ilton aud II. Scott. OF the Hook and Lad
der Company-io draft a constitution
and bylaws, aud afterwards the Pres.
dents of the two companies were added.
Members OF each company are required
to pay up their dues before THE next
meeting, and before siguing the new
constitution and bylaws. The meeting
m'Jou.neu UNI n" "mS y, 10 u;,, HI ~.
acted upon.
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IHE WEArHkh'-'Now Is the WINE
OF our discontent. since carry III ne
eember there nave oeeh scarcely I"