Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-09

CoRoSER's ISouxsr.-yesterday afternoon DR..
Deal, Coroner, summoned . jury. composed of |
Chs. Z. Mosse. J. NJ. Parker. A. N. Polleys,
Noses Arnold, C. knight and James Stevens, to |
inquire into the cause Of the death Of Joseph |
Thomas, who died at the County Hospital on |
Wednesday afternoon. n Wells, n. Lynch and
II. Thayer were the principal witnesses, and |
their testimony sustained In all materi I re-
the RECORD Of November4. A post mortsin ex-
animation was made by Drs Deal. Bergstein |
and Bishop The jury returned verdict to the !
effect that deceased was named Joseph Thomas |
aged about 81 years; that he was a native of
Cornwall, England. and died from the effects
Of a gun-shot wound, inflicted by VIM. Rosa
murgay.
James W. Wright installed the following officers
Of Phoebe Lodge. No. %, I. o. of o. F., Tuesday
January 6. for the ensuing term Charles F.
Bowen, Jr. P. g.; Henry Garlick, n. c.; Neil
Boyle, v. O.; Herman Krause. Recording secre-
tary; II N. Hoffman, Treasurer; +. voss, War
den; Henry Coruelins. Conductor; John d. Col
Inns, l. g.; Henry Ward. r. s. to N. g.; A. H.
Emanuel. L. s. to N. c.; o. p. Sherwood. R. 8.
supr,: I. Eisenman. ! s. Supr.; A NJ. Polleys,
R. S. to v. g.; Thomas Truan, L. S. to v. G.
ALNASAcs ron Is74.-w We are indebted to
Charley wiederhold for . copy of the Alta Cali.
tornis Almanac for 1874. containing, besides the
calendar. great variety Of statistical and his.
torical information relating to the Pacific coast.
From Wiederhold we also received the New
York Clipper Almanac, containing an immense
amount Of matter-sporting and theatrical intel.
liRence, etc. Either il worth five times the
price OF copy. For sale by Wiederhold Main
street TFrtRg
AWAITING THE LAWS DELAY.-Wm. Rossmur-
gay, who is accused by . Corcner's Jury OF kill
ing Joseph Thomas, is still in the County Jail.
awaiting trial on charge of murder. When In.
formed that Thomas was dead-so one OF the
prisoners told the jailor-Rosamurgay said he
couldn't help 1t. Rosamurgay Is a Cornishman,
between SO and 10 years of age, and has for some
years been mining on the Pacific coast.
REV. II. B. MAcBRIpE, of the Presbyterian
Church. left Phoebe yesterday morning for Cali
tornia. The gentleman was the recipient Of
handsome and substantial benefit on Monday
evening, the success Of which must have a6or-
ded him . gratifying evidence Of the esteem in
which he ia held by this community.
YEuEnpAY vas quite warm and the sun shone
brightly al day. At such rate Of tlawins q
there was yesterday the snow cannot last many
days The streets are almost bare Of snow, con.
stant stream Of water flows down Main street,
and the principal thoroughfares are becoming
sloppy. .Hnr1 90 ~ OF sl
PERsoNAL.-M. d. Wheeler. for year past
cashier in the banking house of Wells. Fargo h
Co. in Phoebe. took his departure yesterday for
Virginia City, where he is to become the assay
er for the Virginia Consolidated Mining Com
pany.
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL.-Bells
Bird announces tsee ADVERTISEMENT that she will
give grand masquerade and fancy dress ball II
Browns Hall on Friday evening, February G.
This 10 to be grand affair, and We expect TO sec
a full turnout.
THE time Of the District Court was wholly
occupied yesterday in the case Of Farley vs.. Eel
senthal. This IL . suit for damages-plsintif
alleging that he WAS injured by an explosion o
powder in the store Of attendant at the tim
ofthe great Are in Phoebe. September, 1871.
We understand that Grand Jury will be i'm
psneled this month to inquire into the cases o
parties in Jail and out under bonds. Five mu,
der are on the tspis. Two of those charge
with murder are out on bail, and three are 1
Jail .r..rz ..L a.... -r.n.rH..E.
MRS. RICHARDS has rented the building &
which the Postoface was formerly located. an
will in few days open . first-class cho
house. .f.f. t.7
lAPRovISa.-we are glad to learn that Mars
Pierce and the other two men injured in II
Raymond Il Ely mine on the 27th ult., are a
doing well Naat
QrIEr.-Yesterday was very quiet day, mott
ing occurring to ruffie the usual current
events. Phoebe IL decidedly on its good behs
Tor.
The Hamilton stage, the Salt Lake stage II
pritchard's line from Eureka direct are all srri
ing on time. "a IsessH. g.."N
JOSEPH THoNAs, who died at the County He
Ii'sfra Wednesday afternoon, will be buried
day.
hobby PRESENTS Heitzelman b,
received for the holidays a large assol
ment OF diamonds, jewslry and silve
ware, which he will sell cheaper than u
house in town. Call and examine.
ANEW circulating library, imported
sars, tobacco, stationery and confectio
eryatJ. Levin & Co. 5, opposite Ham
tons saloon. Main street. :
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in duh wealth
equal to those taken ON bright SUM
days at Sutterly 4 Fox's Gallery. Ma
St., Phoebe. 80 "a EEL Diff"
White and Gray Merino Drawer
fifty Cents, NJ 3. AsAim y Bro. p. al
White and Gray Nferino Undershir,
Finy Cents, At .. Ashim d Bro. =. al
3. AsHIN 4 BRO.
BLACK Flock surrs. 80; worth $50.
Evsrything wearabls and eatal
70 10 found At Ashim Bros. n
8. ASHIN q BRO.
Blue. BaowS AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS.
worth SIS. t@S El&tttA&A ~ 's5
Six pounds Crashed Sugar for o..
AZ >. Ashlm 4 Bros.
u.To mako msney. buy Of Ash
F.. r, MARK,
FORWARDING
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