Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-01


via the Eureka and Pslisadr Railroad for
the folloxing parties: G. &. B.. $. 5.
Fred. Ottmau, G. r. Alexander, U; Il.
Cushing, A. j. Mason, DR.: l.. Lee,
Iryin & Co, p. Wand. Il c. Poujsde,
r p. Watt. RAYMOND & Ely mine. Jos.
Rich FW. CIute, JY. L Bro, A .Cohn
& Bro. r. Solomon, P. Harrison, j.
Never / Bro, Chas. Cook, ID. c. Nc
Clond, Wells. Fargo a Co. MIS-: N.
Grambs. Mott, Fish h 20. ana W. H.
Wilson.
PAr-DAY.-The paying of of the various
mining companies tended to produce the
usral results; that of lively time in the
har-rooms and several fights and rows
Yesterday morning among those who did
not "go home till morning. but as far
as We could learn there was no serious
damage done and they all ended by
general taking of drinks and makeup.
Yesterday, toward afternoon, all the in
toxica,ed had got to their homes and the
streets of Phoebe presented rather a
quiet aspect.
STOLEN CArrLE.-S and W. Mcintyre,
of Tintic Valley, Utah. advertise in to-
DAYS RECORD that they have recently
had a number of their cattle stolen,
marked as follows: me on the right
and left hip, and seventy-siy in q CON-
bination figure on the right side. They
notify all parties that have cattle branded
in that manner not to kill, sell or other
al. han Sob
the proper course by law to obtain pos
session of the same.
MATT. HALrIs came very near being
seriously injured in cunning to the fire
on Wednesday night. He ran out to
catch hold of the front rope of the hose
carriage az it was going very fast and
was struck by wheel on the arm and
side. He did not feel II at first but soon
after retiring it became quite painful and
continued so during the night and yes
terday. He was much easier last even
ing and in the hands of careful nurse.
SuspENDFD.-W. Miller. First Assist
ant of Phoebe Hose Company. was sus-
pended yesterday from the duties of his
position by Chief Engineer Russell
Scott for alleged disobedience of orders.
We understand the affair is to be brought
before the Board of Delegates for inves-
tigation.
IT is funny thing that il you 80 into
a Main street drugstore and ask what is
the price OF bottle of perfume, the
II,
will tell you "a dollar and half" when
you can see for yourself 'tis only little
one for scent.
PRoTECTIoN HOSE COMPANY - The
regular monthly meeting of the Protec-
ton Hose Company will be held this
evening at their Hose-house on Lacour
street, at s O'Clock sharp, and all mem
bers are requested to be present as bust
ness that requires immediate attention
will come before the meeting.
FUNERAL. The funeral of Thomas
Dunn took place yesterday at 4 p. IN.
The funeral cortege moved to the Catho.
| lie Church first, where services We're
held, afterward to the graveyard where
the remains Of Thomas Dunn were laid
to rest.
| j. B. Vanhagen former Justice of the
Peace OF Phoebe township and member
of the last Legislature, arrives on to-
days Hamilton stage; also John P
/ Kelly, of the firm of CARRIER, Thornton j
Kelly.
APPEALS The County Clerk says tina
all appeals from the Justices Court t.
the District Court must be filed with tn
Clerk by Saturday at m, in order t.
be placed on the calendar for the Octo
Der term Of the District Court
FInE.-A fire occurred last evening il
d. Wertheimer's store on Main stree
caused by the falling of lamp. |
blazed up for few minutes but was ex
tinguished 10y the hello of some outsider
without doing any serious damage.
CoNsTABLE's SALE.-The Constable
sale advertised TO take place to-day il
postponed until tomorrow Saturday
!, at the places and time named in the ad
, vertisement, See notice to that effect
JUsTIcE's Court. - Glissan & Bisho
VS.. VIM. Stansfield. Argument on me
ton to recall execution and stay pre-
t ceeaings continued throughout the da,
Court adjourned until 10 a. m. to.day.
A JUBILEE has been going on in th
Catholic Church for over q week. Sc
=, vices have been held from 5 q. m. to ]
. p. m, Father O'Neil has been officia
i, ing.
: SEnENADED.--Last evening the Piocl
i Brass Band serenaded Jewett Adam
Lieut.. Governor OF Nevada, at the 81
i Jose House, discussing some very swe
n strains.
:, BULLION SH1PMENr.-Wells, Fargo
l. Co, shipped yesterday bullion amountir
If to 1921.
" The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterd
IS at p; m, without any through passe
- gers aboard.