Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-22

JUSTICE Court. The Desert Tele-
graph Company yesterday commenced
suit in the Justice Court against the
bondsmen of Frank Wyate, former tele-
graph operator of that Company in
Phoebe, for defalcation of 1915 %.
This young man Wyate thought or i'm
agined at one time that be was an editor,
and accordingly went into the newspaper
business in Phoebe, when at the same
time he did not have enough business
qualifications to pay his board bill with
out an attachment suit. This brilliant
genius, however, did not mind leaving
his bondsmen in the lurch for few
hundred.
The SURVEY. - The following COM
prise the surveying party that start to-
day from Phoebe to survey the line
between Lincoln and Nye counties: n.
WescoGtt, Surveyor of Lincoln county,
George Ernst, Surveyor of Nye county,
Jas. Cronan. Jno. d. Ernst and two
chain men. The work will be got through
with in about five days.
THE CENTENNIAL. We learned yester-
LAY by letter received from Pniiadrl-
phia that three hotels have been built on
the grounds Of the Exhibition, one of
which will hold 5000 people, also that
all the city hotels are fixing up for the
reception of guests, so that with private
accommodations there will be room for
all.
FREIGHT The Eureka and Palisade
Railroad brought freight to Phoebe yes
terday for the following e. Hamilton,
Morton Il Schweiger, T. c, Pouiadr,
Meadow Valley Mine, DR.. S. L. Lee. p.
Harrison, A. Cohn e. Bro, +. w. Clute.
&c, Lynch, +. Watt, Meyers & Bro,
j. Cohn. II. Lewis, Phoebe S. NJ. Co.,
DR., Hammond, P. Felsenthal J. H. Cas-
sidy, Newark M. Il NJ. Co.
For SALB.--T. Hawkins offers for sale
house and lot on Phoebe street. two
doors from J r. Staples furniture store
The house is well furnished, good title
TO the premises given. and all will be-
sold reasonable for cash. Mr.. Hawkins
place OF business is the barber-shop, La
cour street, next door to the Postoffice
See advertisement in to-day's RECORD.
PASSING along Lacour street yesterda,
our attention was called to speed
Bishop was making before the Referee
in which he said "He had no NOR
right to that fire-proof building than tn
Devil had to the ground he offered t
our Savior" Who is meant in the abov
by "he v we leave our readers to Judge
We see by the Eureka Sentinel tina
when the railroad track is completed t
that place that passengers and mails wi
he landed there at $50 P. NJ. We hop
II such be the case that the stages wi
start Immediately after the arrival of tn
Trains and bring passengers and ma
through to Phoebe.
SPUR WHEEL.-About H. o'clock YET
terday morning nine cogs in one of tb
spur Wheels that works the pump at th
Raymond 4 Ely broke out at once. Th
machinery was stopped for the tim
oeing, and MIR, Pitohford started in in
mediately to repair damages.
A dIRsT-cLAss assortment of woode
p'pes' cherry stems, fancy letter pspe
etc., etc.; also "Solace." "Dorao
Lone Jack. " Durham" "Apricot
bob White. "Gilroy' and ssPerions
smoking tobaccos. at my stand in f,ee
drug store, RoLLA V. War;. III
Mrs. LATIMER has taken the house
rear of the Catholic Church, former
occupied by Curtis. and fitted it up ma
boarding house, where all former patror
and others will find the usual exc.lle
Accommodations.
JUST received full assortment OF Il
finest brands OF imported cigars, amo,
which are the popular brands Bouou
and Garcia; well known to old smoke,
hoLLA V. WATT, at Lees drug store. ;
D. G. CLARK & BRo. yesterday receiy
large assortment of groceries, bro,
sions. etc. through Hugh White & Co
forwarding house. The teams car
days. ''
WE notice by the Eureka Sentinel th
Mrs. Lucy Young, formerly a residen,
Phoebe. is nov in Eureka and has ,eas
me lodging department. Of the Eure
LAsoroN.--pr. Philson informed
last evening that the condition 80
ton had improved, and that NO. n .sl
hopes are entertained OF bis recov. ~
REFEaEE CAsE.--The referee case
Donahue 4 CULLEN against steele !.
9. Foster. '''siee'