Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11

nigth We heard that Captain Day had
been superseded in heSuperintendency Of
the Raymond & Ely mime by D. NJ Tyr
rell, the present Superintendent of the
Meadow Valley mine. but considered il
rs only one of the many rumors usually
floating around. On visiting Captain
Days office yesterday morning. however,
that gentleman informed us such was
the case, that be had received notice to
that effect from below and was to turn
over the Office to Mr.. Tyrrell immedi-
ately. 1t was matter Of surprise to
every one and created considerable dis
cussion yesterday. Captain Day has been
Superintendent of the Raymond & Ely
since December, 1872, and during his
three years sojourn among us was per-
:. sonally liked by all. His leaving will be
Regretted by many. Mr.. Tyrrell brings to
fks position degree of competency that
will no doubt fully sustain him in his
responsibilities attached thereto. We
believe it is his intention to inaugurate
new system OF working etc. but of
this can not speak with certainty.
CITATION FROM U. S. CoURT.-Andy
Fife, Sheriff; ". L. Mckee, Constable;
The State Bank of Nevada, W. G. ellis
san and A. c. Bishop, were yesterday
cited to appear before the U. 8. District
Court in Carson on the 10th Of Novem-
Der, TO show by what authority they have
interfered in the processes Of the United
States in the matter of VIM. Stansfeld,
bankrupt. This is the same case which
created some interest a short time since
in both the Justice and District Courts.
and in which the District Court ordered
the Sheriff to retain possession of the
property until demanded by the assignee,
whist the counsel for Stansfeld con-
tended that while in contemplation OF
the law the property was already in pos
session OF the United States,
A Coon SAMARrTAN.-=G. A. Speaker
has lately employed himself in little
work that renders the road out Lacour
street very pleasant travelling now. For
the past week or SO he has been busily
engaged in removing the rocks and Other
distractions on Lacour street from the
Courthouse to Jno. Crsig's house. OF
the same street. He received no pay fol
the work; merely doing it for the benef
u
der him thanks for his public spirit.
SHERIFF's SALE. - Yesterday at Il
O'Clock all the right, title and interest l.
the HUM & Hunt mine, house an
building on said mine, one engine an
boiler, two reels, the shafts, tunnels
drifts, etc.. were sold at Sheriff's sale, q
the Courthouse, to satisfy judgment {
W. H. Ellis against that company. Th
property brought the amount of th
judgment, costs and accruing costs.
FREIoHT ARRIVED. Eureka an
Palisade Railroad brought freight {
Phoebe yesterday for the following pa
ties:-J. Levin & Co., cigars, tobace
and stationary; Miles CULLEN, large Il
OF liquors; j. Cohn & Bro, blanket
boots and shoes and numerous articles
clothing, etc.
HUNTING PARTY. - Judge Rives, v
W. Bishop and W. j. O'Dougherty ye
terday started on the hunting excursic
on which they proposed 10 60 sever
days ago but were prevented by the sic
ness Of Judge Riyes. We hope they W
nave pleasant time and bring hon
their wagon full of game.
Gro. D. CoBuRN arrived in Phoebe Ia
evening, bringing in a lot of ore fro
Coburn & Stead mine. in Lexington Di
tr,ct. Lexington District is in the Snal
Range, near Boder & Forman's rauc
Inc ore will be worked at the Newa
mill.
LEFT. - Charley Heath in compal
with Major Clenden left Phoebe vest,
day for Hike. Measures will be- tax
at once to start to work on the mini,
property at Hike.
Board OF FIRE DELxoArEs. The Boa
Of Fire Delegates met las: evening at /
house of Phoebe Hose Company, VIII,
the usual monthly business was tran
acted.
MApLE SYRUP, cranberIies Lnl Il
years catch of mackerel, just receive
at T. c. PoUJADE,
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amountl
to e7.7l3.