Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-27
Tur BOARD of Deleoates met last even

lle meeting was Gallon " oioei W 49,
Halpin Chairman. and A. H. Emanuel
Secretary. Roll called and all members
present. The credentials of the Dele
gates from different companies were pre-
sented, read and ordered on file. On
motion the Chairman appointed COM
mittee to draw up constitution and by
laws. Committee reported, and the
constitution, bylaws and rules as
adopted BY the committee were
read and adopted by the Board
for the government of the Phoebe Fire
Department. Resolution offered and
adopted that all who are members of the
several fire companies on the 3lst day of
July, be entitled to vote at the election
for Chief and Assistant Engineers.
Board proceeded to the election of per-
mapept officers, with the following re-
suit: J. ]. Halpin, President; A. II.
Emanuel, Secretary; l.. V. LOOMS,
Treasurer-were elected unani mously.
Chair appointed the following standing
committees: Judiciary Thompson, Ar
mold and sultan. Finance - Loomis,
Sebustrich and Goodman. Rules-A.
II. Emanuel, P. j. Cullen and L. Thomp-
son. Certiicates-P. j. Cullen, A. Il.
Emanuel and L. V. LOOMS. Protection
Hose Co. No. ., through their Delegate,
Arnold, asked for admission into the
Phoebe Fire Department, they having
complied with the constitution and laws
of the Department. ordered that the
company be admitted. The Secretary
was instructed 10 notify them of the
same. The Board then proceeded to
elect a Chief and Assistant Engineer, to
hold office until their successors are
elected. The following is the result:
Chief Engineer, Russell Scott; First
Assistant. E. Hamilton. The Phoebe
Hose Company and Hook and Ladder
Company made application for admis-
sion into the Department, but being IN
able to comply with the laws of the De-
partment, We're refused admission. Ad-
| journed to meet Saturday, July 81, 1875.
A. II. EAANUEL, Secretary.
To the County Bastile some time ago,
for term of six months, Peter Belletier
was sentenced. For larceny was he in
carcerated. In September his sentence
will expire. On account of his physical
strength as trusty has he been en-
ployed. Like Sampson of old, in his
hirsute adornment, as supposed, has lain
his strenth. On Sunday last he fell from
grace, In the flowing bowl his sorrows
he drowned. By so doing his parole Of
honor he disregarded. In the breasts of
his fellow prisoners had the Rreen-eyed
monster of jealousy been harbored. In
his privileges oft he had rejoiced. In
tuneful shouts his voice in glad phrases
had he lifted up. In the minds of his
less fortunate comrades came thoughts
of revenge. Like Sampson of old did his
evil-disposed companions shear him. As
amateur Delilahs, they their parts did
play. Like his illustrious prototype OF
old he now appears. Over the loss OF
his hair be utters keen but vain regrets
In the brains of his ruthless despollers
a horrid fear exists. That he may encir.
Gle one of the pillars OF the Jail. and pull.
ing it down, envelop them in common
ruin they greatly fear. To him our mos,
heartfelt sympa:hies We most sincerely
tender.
The following parties received goods
yesterday by the Eureka and Palisadt
Railroad; Raymond & Ely NJ. Co., F
W. Clute, G.. Il. Alexander, Clsresy Bros
G. G., G. W., Mrs. Oellier, FL. W., D
NJ, P. Harrison, G. IL. B., M. F. & Co
j. j. Halpin & Co., R. V. Watt, G. r
Cushing. John II. Cassidy. e. H., j. G
Lynch, T. G. Poujade. j. Levin & Co.
Quong Chong, B. IL D., II. Mahlstead
The above comprise great many of ou
| principal merchants. Jos. Kelley il
acting as agent during the absence of W
L. Griffin.
q JUSTICES CoURT.-Annie Walsh, tn
r auburn haired, "sole trader" of meadow
, Valley street, yesterday made complain
aud swore out a warrant against one Jno
q Doe, charging him that in default of gain
, ing her affections he assaulted, choke,
and Threatened to kill the aforesaid
a auburn haired damsel. A warrant wa
!. placed in the hands of an officer, an
: Jno. Doe was arrested. On making hi
d statement he denied the greater porto
of the charge, the Judge, however, place
him under $3.50 bonds to keep the peac
Q toward the said auburn haired girl,
!; and he went on his winding way.
/; Nor PASSED YET. - 1t becomes on
!. painful duty to inform the public tn,
. owing to unforeseen circumstances Ne
>. Churchman has not passed his examin,
q ton yet to be admitted to practice as a
1. attorney. We make this statement
relieve our friend Churchman, AS onl
d 457 persons had asked him the questio
n whether be had passed, up to O. cloc
last evening. We will publish the lite,
|. when be does pass, so as to relieve IL
q anxiety of the public as soon as possibl
" N. b. NoRvALL, who in company vii
st his wife has just returned from Sa
Lake, was last night at late hour Sc
3; enaded by party of friends who soil
~ tied the services of the P;oche Bra
u Band for the occasion. After the sere
ade the party were invited into tt
~ house, where they were entertained wi
70 wine and cake and passed some pleasa
Vi moments in drinking to the health al
prosperity of the newly welded coup
D. A PRIZE FIGHT occurred on Sunday /
a., tween two youngsters AT Boone & d,
20 mans corral. A few rounds were fougl
but the gentle youths we're interrupt
s. in their pleasant Sabbath enjoyment al
had to postpone it to future occasio
when it is to be hoped their health
IS sport will not be interrupted by a
"a one meddliug We insist on the latt
matter as we do not want good 10,
items spoiled by any one, for they are
g. present a little too scarce
or On Sunday last the great ofiei,
be sprinkler again visited Phoebe, this til
- distributing pretty plentiful shower
ot water, causing an immense flow of I
w. same through Main street. The s,o
continued at intervals throughout I
night, making Monday morning cool a
tn acceptable. This shower saved McAy
,st the trouble of Watering down on Nc
de day morning aud improved and purifi
"a the air after the hot spell.
nd JAS BREAKEY, OF 124 trout sire
ne Rochester, New York. writes To The =