Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-01

IT, a. kits KS enrolled boys, 10
Total Al. The average daily attendance
mas been "a. The following pupils have
oeen present every day and were NOT
tardy: Herman Prudential. Lonis
Jacobs. Augustus Bass, John O'NeiI
FRANK Hlckox. Mac. D. Wilmans. Al.x.
ander Harrison, Edmond Mulcahy, So.
pine knhls, Ellen Brick, Nettie Lebipb
Beiia Olds, Maggie Lehigh, Lucy Abadie
Rachel Abrams. Emma Buck Fmme
Guilluz, Bella Caldwell, Mary Meban
Number of cases Of hardness during the
month are 43. 'no
INDIAN AGENT INGALLS,. A petition
Tor the removal of Indian Agent Ingalls,
has been sent to Washington. The peti.
ton was signed by the leading merchants
OF Phoebe, many Of whom have been and
are still sufferers by his confidence
games. We have very little doubt but
the authorities at Washington will act in
accordance with the expressed will of the
people IN this matter, and only give pub
iieity to these facts now that the people.
as well as the Federal authorities. NAV
be advised of Ingalls, course oflicially
and personally. The merchants whose
names we are authorized to mention in
connection with Ingalls, confidence oper.
atoms are Frank Wheeler & Co.. and
Jacobs 4 Sultan, besides the proprietors
OF the RECORD, and the rancbers and
farmers generally on the Muddy.
LAND OFrIcE.-Some eight months ago
an order was issued by the Interior De.
partment for the removal of the
Land office from Belmont to Phoebe, and
as early as September last the Register
and Receiver advertised for proposals for
the removal of the archives of that Office
to Phoebe; but since then nothing has
been done, and the order of the Depart.
ment is still disregarded Affidayits
made here have been forwarded to WASH
ington setting forth that moneys have
been paid to that Office for which no re-
turn has been received. II is about time
these abuses were corrected, and we beg
again to urge the subject upon the atten.
ton OF Senators Jones and Stewart and
Representative Kendall.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION. - Yester.
day afternoon Chandler, alias Tex"
and Robinson were brought before
Justice Van Hagen for examination on a
charge of grand larceny. The accused
were informed Of the nature of the
charges brought against them and that
they were entitled to counsel. TEX"
said he didn't want any lawyer, and
would plead guilty. This amounts to
waving a preliminary examination -
nothing more--in the Justices Court.
leg probably took into consideration
the present state of the county finances,
and wanted to save expenses.) Robin |
sons case was set for Monday evening at
6 o'clock.
FIREMEN's MEETING.-At the Joint
meeting, last night, at the old RECORD
Office, Of the Lightner Hook and Ladder
Company and the Phoebe Hose Com.
pany, for the purpose of consolidating
the two companies, committee, con-
sisting OF the President and three mem
oers from each company, was appointed
win power to consumMate the CONSOLE
cation, and to report at the next joint
meeting. bylaws will be made here
after.
ARRESTS FOR JANUARY.-The total num-
Der Of arrests, as returned from Justice
Van Hagen's Court, for the month of
January, %; for grand larceny, 8 for
petty larceny, 7 for disturbing the peace,
b for assault and battery, 2 for malicious
mischief, for swindling, for threaten
ing arson, and for passing counterfeit
money.
THOMAS MURRY, for some months con.
nected with the house of James Cronan,
takes leave of his Phoebe friends this
morning, he intending to return to Cali
fornia to remain permanently. He is a
very worthy young gentleman, and has
made many friends here.
HEAVY MINING SU1T.-On Friday suit
was entered in our District Court by
VIM. Virgins against the Meadow Valley
Mill and Mining Company, to recover
one-ninth of the mine and 'S15O,000
damages.
BULLION SHIPMENTS IN JANUARY. -
During the month Of January the bullion
shipments from Phoebe amounted to
Sal $3.50 n, Notwithstanding the unusu-
ally heavy SHOWS and prevalent bad
roads.
WE are indebted to Charley Wieder.
hold for q supply of choice reading
matter. His stock comprises all the
latest newspapers, pictorials and peri
odicals.
T. F. LAWYER, late agent of w. l..
Pritchard here, leaves us this morning
for Palisade, to take charge of his old
place as Freight Agent on the Central
Pacific.
PERSONAL Mr.. Hoffman, who ar.
rived yesterday morning, is to succeed
T. F. Lawler as agent at Phoebe for
Pritchard's Fast Freight Line.
That DEAD FALL.--we are glad to sec
that the dead-fall in Meadow Valley
street is not in as dangerous condition
as it was when we last referred to it.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs-Christ Church,
Episcopal. There will be services at
II a. m. and z p. m. Sunday school at
2 pm.
SoMETHINa NEw.-E. F. Badgley has
sleeve buttons, breast pins and studs set
with Colorado sarphires-very brilliant
and attractive.
Snow commenced to fall here about
8 O'Clock yesterday morning, and con-
tinued at intervals till noon. The
weather is unsettled.
DISTRICT CouRT.-The Court meets NJ
10 o'clock Monday morning, at which
hour jurors are expected to be present.
The place to buy cigars and tobacco
cheap is at Michaels. He makes no
L m b,,e. hut ill a>N ,>.. H.. !.