Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02

'ne eastern nevada Jockey Club, held at
Russ SCOTS rooms last evening. a settle
ment Of their affairs was had. 1t was
found that after the donations Of $500 to
the Fire Department and $500 10 the
poor had been paid. that a balance was
left OF Sl5.25. The club accordingly re-
solved to disband and donate all their
property and funds to the new club about
to be formed. meeting was afterwards
held and the Phoebe Jockey Club was
organized, the members not to exceed
twenty. A Brown was elected President.
w. w. Bishop LIST Vice President and
w. Il. Henderson I'd Vice President, and
Thompson Campbell Secretary. The
election of Treasurer was deferred till
next meeting, also that of the Executive
Committee. The bylaws of the Eastern
Nevada Jockey Club were adopted. The
following are the charter members. A.
Brown, w. W. Bishop, w. @. Giissan,
J. D. Ernst. W. Coffey. J. r. James, ".
II. Henderson, Russ Scott, M. Lannan,
W. Goodman and Thompson Campbell.
A LONG sIEoE.-The jury impaneled
in the Gleason case have now been en-
gagged since the 18th Of April and must
feel the long confinement and seclusion
severely, besides the inconvenience suf-
fered from the neglect OF their business.
They wish to state through the RECORD
that they have been we'll provided for
and have no complaints to make, with
the exception of the bedding furnished
by the county. From the limited &C.
commodations they can not sleep COM
fortably. Most OF them have to lie on
the floor or on such poor mattresses that
they might as we'll bunk on the floor.
This. II possible, ought 70 be remedied.
The gentlemen composing the Jury have
q hard and onerous duty to perform, and
after long and fatiguing day in Court
they ought to be provided with the
requisites for reasonably comfortable
repose.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Our friend
G. T. German, the Notary Public, has
just received his appointment as Com
missioner of Deeds for Utah. Mr.. Cor
man who is well known for accuracy.
ability and promptitude in drawing
deeds. &C., will attend to any business
Of that kind wherein the property in.
volved Is situate in Utah. He is also
Commissioner for California. His office
is with the RECORD, Lynch's building,
LAcour street.
REPORT of Intermediate and Primary
School for the month of April, 1875
Boys enrolled, 80; girls enrolled, SO;
total. &C; average daily attendance 50,
Present every day--Josy Brick, Helen
Bass, Martha Bass, Louisa Cole, francis
Horst. Ella Newton. Robt. Clarke, VIM.
Clarke. Vincent Clarke, Frank Curtis,
VIM. Cole, Geo. Harrison. Jas. O'Don-
mel, Harry Wheeler. Clarence Stirling,
Chester Pinkham.
LIZZIE j. WATT, Teacher.
J.. D. LEE.-W. W. Bishop. Esq, has
presented to the RECORD Office picture
of John D. Lee. with his counsel, Wells
Spicer, W. W. Bishop and E. d. Hope,
together with U. s. Marshal Gen. MAY.
well, and his Deputy Marshal Stokes,
taken by James Fennemore. at Beaver
Utah. The picture appears to be q very
good one.
RunpEn HosE.--John G. Lynch ani
Earl Hamilton yesterday received from
Weaver & Taylor, of San Francisco
through their Phoebe agent, F. M. Pierce
a lot of q four.ply rubber hose. Thi,
hose looks 10 be OF superior uualit,
and as II it would prove very durable.
W. w. BIsuor. yesterday We had tn
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Bishop, VIII
looks as II his trip to Mormondom ha,
agreed with him. BY employing our dis
tinguished townsman the Saints shoy
they are pretty shrewed. II any one cal
tide Lee out Of his difficulties w. W, i
the man to do it.
The Water Company should be goo,
lobbyists for they are certainly good a
pipe laying. The work of laying tn
pipes through town for the conveyanc
OF the drainage water OF the Raymond a
Ely Is proceeding very rapidly and sool
will be completed.
The PIocHE JOCKEY CLuD.-The mem
bers Of Phoebe Jockey Club will meet a
Russ SCOTS saloon, this Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock.
THOMPSON CAMPBELL. Secy.
CoNr1NuED.-The case of Williams Va
Newark 8. M. Co., was continued to III,
9Th instant.
Ice Ice !! Icr Don't forget that W
Il. Wilson, OF Fulk's Il MoAipin'i
saloon, has commenced supplying III,
town OF Phoebe with ice. will sci
as low as any one. Saloons, restau
rants, &c., supplied. IT,
Hyou want any tin ware, sheet iror
and copper ware manufactured or repsir
cd, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who emplo,
none but frst-class workmen. II.
FULL stock Of Giant Powder on han,
Gar load Of powder in iron kegs. Rub
Der betting all sizes for sale at loves
rates. Il. w. C1urr
II Meadow Valley street
To KEEP yourself equalized durin
your stay, do your drinking at Pauac
bitl
ONE DOLLAR will buy roll of the bes
butter that ever came to Phoebe at T. c
PouJADE's. n
EXTRA California butter to be had a
CULLEN & Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
HARDwooD PLANK for sale by F. W
Clnte. IT
The Best NJ. h M. Tea can DO had o
F. W. Clute for rs cts. pound. II
FRESH EaGs at F. W. Clute's for q
cents per dozen. IT.
IMMEDIATELY upon arrival in tow
take drink at Panaca Saloon, Lacou
street. One price! One bitl!
Coon BuTTER at T. @. Poujads's. Z
THERE WAS SOME ICE