Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-21


A resolution was passed to dissolve the
present Fire Department, composed of
the Hook and Ladder and Hose Com
panv. After which the Hook and Lad
der and Hose companies held separate
meetings. The Phoebe Hose Company
met and adopted the former constitution
OF the Phoebe Hose Company, and elected
the following officers: President, L.
Campbell; Secretary, l.. Sultan; Ireasu-
rer, J. J. Hslpin; Foreman. w. Z. GOOD
man; lst Assistant, ". u: Miller; "a As
sistant, NJ D. Halpin. Trustees-k. Z.
Dayton, d. C. Clark and Geo. Beaupre.
Adjourned, to meet at the Truck House
Friday evening. The Lightner Hook X
Ladder Company met and adopted the
former constitution and bylaws of Light
ner Hook & Ladder Company, the COM
pany to be called the Lghtner Hook 4
Ladder Company No. /. The following
we're then elected officers of the company:
President, II. Ward; Secretary, A. ii.
Emanuel: Treasurer, c. Wiederholdi
Foreman, J. r. Hoag: LIST Assistant, L.
Thompson; I'd Assistant, VIM. Seaman.
Trustees-E. Thompson, II. Ward and
Jno, A. Steele. Adjourned, to meet at
the call of the President and Secretary.
Al. Mason, long and favorably known
in the boot and shoe business on Main
street, yesterday closed out his stock of
goods and closed his store. intending to
leave on this mornings Salt Lake stage
for San Francisco, where he is called by
| business of pressing Importance. He
| L Ant rNlNn y ,,
| long as six months. He requests all
parties indebted to him to call on John
! Roeder, on Lace street, and make an
| immediate settlement. We wish him a
pleasant journey. Mr.. Mason during
his soiourn in Phoebe has made hosts of
| friends.
SENT TO THE INSANE ASYLUM - Charles
O'Neil yesterday left town in covered,
wagon, accompanied by his wife, Mary
O'Neil, her daughter and little Johnny
| O'Neil. Mr.. O'Neil conveys his wife to
the Insane Asylum at Woodbridge, Cal,
| where she is to be confined, being hope
lessly insane. She was examined by the
| physician and the proper authorities.
The papers were all made out by the
County Clerk and duly signed by the re-
quisite authority.
IN to-day's RECORD will be noticed an
advertisement of A. J. Barnes, U. S. In
dian Agent Southeast Nevada, Moapo
River Reserve West Point, desiring bids
for certain supplies set forth in the no.
tice. All bids must be addressed to A..
j. Barnes, Phoebe. New.
The serenaders were out again on
Monday evening, bestowing the favor of
their music on all the ladies' of their ac-
quaintance. The music is good, but
they are around too late at night for one
to enjoy the sleep of the just.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The Board
of County Commissioners met yesterday
at one o'clock and transacted the follow
ing business: The bill OF Justice o. f.
Allen heretofore laid over for considers
ton was taken up and passed.
The flow of water down Meadow Val
ley street and through Main street yester.
day was caused by the bursting of pipe
in the Dexter stable. The pipe was fixed
and the flow stopped early in the after
noon.
DRs. PHILsoN AND LEE were the physi
clans called yesterday to examine into
the condition of Mrs. Mary O'Neil
They pronounced her as being insane
and she was sent away to Woodbridge.
BULLION TO BE SoLD.-The Sheriff ha
posted notices around town that he will
sell $3.50 worth of bullion seized TO
Judgment against the Washington ant
|, Creole Mining Company.
, JIMMY WILKIN arrived in Phoebe OF
Monday night last in the Hamilton
coach. He has grown considerable sine,
he left here about year ago.
I MORMON TEAMs.--A number of Nor
t mon teams were in town yesterday, loade,
3 with Utah's Summer crop of vegetables
: fruit, etc.
= joe MCCORMICK. the miner who ha
1 his foot injured last Saturday, is in
Fl proving very fast-so DIR. Lee reports
b He will soon be able to be on the streets
QuINLAN SHEHAN, injured sometim
a since by the falling of one of the tin
!. bers in mine upon him, is up an
around the street now ON crutches.
l. The following passengers will arriy
: on this evenings Hamilton stage: [
= b. Nye, g. Collins, M. Meal, Sam. Stot
', dard, Mrs, Ames and children.
MRs. AMEs and children will arrive b
y to-day's Hamilton stage; arriving
Phoebe after an absence of about tv
months.
ID. B. NYE of the firm of E. A. Ears
rs Il Co., liquor merchants, San Francisco
" arrives by to-day's Hamilton stage.
e. DIR. DEAL reports Tommy Dimond
lie doing very well, the symptoms being
Of favorable as could be expected.
le THERE is o card in another colum
it from Mrs. Powers. ~.
- !. The Bullionville stage did not arri
" in Phoebe last evening until 10 o clock.
le -
Sc GROWING PROSPERITY OF THE SouTHEl