Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-19

IvANPAH.-James McGregor, who was
formerly resident of Pioche, returned
here on Sunday night from Ivanpah,
Clark District, California. Mr.. Nc
GreRor reports that place as being very
lively for its size. There are sixty men
at work, and they keep the mill running
constantly on rich ore. The ore is
working between 5000 and $500 per ton,
and eighty per cent. OF that is saved
Mr.. McGr+gor says this is fine
chance for custom mill. He is Salts
fled that it will be u No camp, and to
show his confidence, intends returning
there rs 5000 as he does sufficient work
here on some claims sthat he owns, so
they will not be jumpable.
POISONED Docs. On Monday morn.
ing the streets of Phoebe presented the
sad spectacle of half DOZEN poisoned
dogs lying dead, the poison having been
spread around on Sunday evening. As
usual the dogs that were poisoned were
those that the owners thought very much
OF; one was 4 Hamilton's Mexican dog,
another j. b. Stephens brown hunting
dog and others. All of these dogs were
harmless and inoffr nsive, and we cannot
imagine the object of the parties doing
1t unless 1T was personal spite against the
owners. We hope this thing will cease
as 1t is getting to be terrible nuisance.
JAKEs TESTIMONY. Last evening
Dutch Jake was giving his testimony III
the suit he had in the District Court.
he stated ho bought three hogs for
Aadow at $27. 80 bead; Zadow used two
OF the hogs and the other one ran away
lew deys afterwards; Jake saw q man
on Meadow Valley street trying to catch
this Identical hog. and he asked him
what for you do with that hog, do YOU
want to stole him" The man then ran
away and Jake caught the hog. but il
again disappeared and now he don't
know where it is.
3 OTIS sToLEN.-One Of the boys had
his new boots stolen on Saturday nigh,
whilst he was asleep. The reason thew
were taken was because some of his
Iriends were very thirsty and had not the
metallic substance wherewith to settle
lor the drinks,so they obtained the boots
ana soaked one at Russ SCOTS Palace
saioon and the other at John Cassidy
Sapitoi saloon. The boots we're re.
aeemed on Sunday morning by anothe,
m r,ena alter paying the amount they
were pawned for.
WESTERN BOUNDARY LINEN. Yves.
eoa's' County Surveyor of Lincoln
county leaves on the Goth instant tc
Su.vey' IN connection with the County
surveyor OF Nye County, the easter1
, BOUNDARY OF Nye County, so as to estab
County. u AincoiI
owiSe to the delay in the paving of
OF some of the mines. We iudee the,o :,
very little money spent for LIQUOR now
as an intoxicated individual ia s.ldom
seen perambulatipg the streets q
Phoebe. U
JusTIcE CoURT. Nothing was don,
yesterday in tho Justice Court in IN,
way. of legal business, altboupb IN,
clerks, deputies and assistants war
pretty busy writing up dockets and max
Ing out book accounts.
BATES was around yesterday but fell
poorly. He said he'd beard of some on,
IN town swallowing a bottleful of re,
lnk. but be didn't believe ii; the thin,
was ink-red-ible. We threw a twenty
dollar piece ct him and he fed.
a ROW occurred at the hurdy. hous
On saturday night betwixt some of tb,
Goys" and girls" but that is eettin,
70 be snch a common occurrence that
IS hardly worth mentioning.
TINES and money matters arc terribl,
$40 STOW az present; every one waiting 70
other mining companies. o :" Fry AM
GEO. BInDsAII. Deputy Sheriff w..
collecting county licenses ys.,a-s. :
job. '''' completed tn
IHE Salt Lake stage arrived vss,.,,
alternoon at 8 O'Clock, with or,, -
passenger for Phoebe. Hugh WSy;,s on ;
expected BY the next stage. 'e