Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-26

Father Monteverde
vvstLasR = sALIsBunY's SALT LAKE LINE;
-. Johnston
VS.. Francis Chas Anderson
A., Ixn1,s SKIRMIsH.- night
.,or. uas trouble in the Indian campoo-
ay Just below town. There was not only
.r,,ors If war, but war; actual, rude,
.or,h areful war; where the messengers
u.re lsaden bullets, and negotiations
wsrs conducted through the medium of
.rLonsas toothpicks. Like a wolf ON
,ha fold did the Indians from Meadow
Valley come down on those from the
Phoebe rancheria. Then rose cries OF
dismay from the squaws and of rage
from the furious braves. The slogan of
the Meadow Valley dusky warriors was
beauty and booty, for they went after
the sauaws and horses and the personal
rrop.rty generally of their adversaries.
Rut they met q stout resistance, and the
Phoebe Los fought valiently for their
household gods and partners of their
Affections. The result was that the in
vaders were beaten off-carrying their
dead and wounded if they had any,
which report says they did. The cas-
uatles of the Phoebe legion OF tawny
warriors was one slashed in the face in a
manner not calculated to promote his
good looks, according to civilized ideas,
and another shot through the breast;
which. like Mercuteo's wound, not as
deep as well or as wide as church
door, will probably qualify Mr.. Indian
as candidate for admission to the hap
ny hunting grounds. Yesterday all was
peace and feasting, and congratulation
vos the order of the day.
WELLS FARGO & Co.-Among the new
advertisements will be found the bust
ness notice Of the above well-known and
reliable company. 1t has been doing
business on this coast for over twenty
years as frst-class express and banking
company, and by constant and careful
attention to its business in all its in
tricate ramifcations and promptness in
honoring every just demand, has won
the confidence and respect of the citi-
zens of the Pacific coast in a very re-
markable degree. In every mining town
of the West it has become public ne
cessty and its name has become syno-
nym for promptness and regularity in
the dispatch of goods, bullion and let
ters. In Phoebe, the office under the
wachful and able management of its eff
fcent and courteous chief. J. NJ. Sci
bert, does its part fully in sustaining the
company's well earned and excellent
reputation. In the business of buying
and selling stocks, a matter which the
citizens of Phoebe are largely interested,
a strictly commission business will be
transacted and the patrons of the house
may rely upon receiving every advantage
that the state of the market at the time
of the transaction affords. The COM
pany also makes advances on stock. The
banking and express departments will be
carried ON as usual.
SUNDAY did not pass without scrim-
mage or two besides the Indian raid in
the evening. During the day there was
an animated discussion or two with fists.
One occurred during the day, on Main
street, in which two men were engaged
names unknown-who talked unkind-
ly and produced shooting irons, but
were persuaded not to put them into USE
realizing sense of the folly of doing SO
being probably FASTENED by the sight of
an officer advancing at the double-quick.
Late in the evening the belligerent
spirit was still abroad and caused two or
three drunken rows, which was provoca-
tive Of contusivns on the manly brows,
swelled nasal protuberances and clouded
optics of and on some of the combatants,
as also an interview with the gentleman
who so firmly, but urbanely, presides in
the Justices Court. The last row was
In the dwelling Of an anonyma and was
promptly quelled by the officers who in
contineutly marched off the offenders to
await the retributive sword of justice,
embodied in the form OF fine and costs.
No use talking, those who dance must
pay the fiddler
ACCIDENT. - We regret to announce
'na' on Saturday severe accident oc-
CURED In the Raymond & Ely shaft, by
which j. MoLain was badly hurt. II
appears that he was in the lower compart.
nent OF the cage (which is a double
m ana IN attempting to enter one OF
sue ieVeis was caught between the cage
" "nu '1e noor OF the station. DR.. Deal is
s'ehaing the unfortunate man, and is
uong all that is possible to insure re-
co'efy. Yesterday we learned that h.
was Improving, but are also informed
m ,Ja. al present it is impossible to tel
WI, SnA' may may be the final result of the I'M
,.;S' We hope, however, that the patien
WI" speedily and entirely recover.
JUSTICES CouRr.-Yesterday fighting
whisky rufied the dead calm, which fol
sumo days has prevailed in the Rhada
r.An'nehe realms where Justice Var
nagen strikes terror into evil doors. Tn,
EroIeeaings were that of James Steven,
ara hcking up shindy, was fined 81;
"uu eot lecture. John Mitchell wa,
slPposlalated with and required to leay,
81 %iocosfs In testimony of his appreciation
spoa advice. and James Figueras. who
bir hi" oeen kicking mp the dust considera
oo s, even as a paving bull of Bashaw
a.';,I $40, in order to show that b,
raS "','in8 to pay for expensive luxu
n rs; In civil business Snoderass va
ment. '"Ae" ""'ei "o'ise
'iilL FOR WAE.-The bellicose fit ha,
O' departed. Yesterday couple of HON
o'es desired to settle their differences h,
, ,be ordeal of battle, but we regret to sa,
the o ,ue,r ardor was sadly dimmed b.
tw ue sudden appearance of an officer o
fnlI os Again last evening the air wa
tba vi VI gentle invitations to partnke O
ol. e Pleasures of vigorous KICKING. bu
the nm ,ne requisites were borns away o,
siva u II ar without touching a respon
owe chord in the breasts of the crowd
AooRArioN DAY.-There will be
sa 'e,lng of citizens this evening at Jus
tbe van van Hagen's, to take measures fo
1t il v Ia. observance of Decoration Day
ton ! ha not intended to make any distinc
the or e.ween sections, but to honor alik
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