Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-09
ocAL INTELLIGENCE.
o,.,ateh to W. F. Griffin.

,;gbt which we are permitted to pno-
lish
Tbers are a lot OF friendly White River
indians working around this place. They
had heard of Indian troubles and yester-
day some of them went over to Shingle
Snripgs on stage road, 10 miles from
here. The station agent at the springs
saw them coming and supposins them to
bs hostile run away, and meeting the
stage notified the driver, who turned
haek The stage was at Emigrant
Springs when last heard from, An In
dian returned here and related the above
facts. whereupou he was told TO go back
and order the remaining Indians here,
and here they are now and will remain
until trouble is over. They are perfect
ly friendly. Their appearance near Pat
terson stage station gave rise to the
rumor that that place was surrounded by
Indians, etc.
BILLS ALLOWED The following bills
passed the Board of County Commits
sioners of Lincoln county yesterday
John La2enby 800, John A. Steele 5l1.
50, Lecount Bros. $50. %, P. Holland
Sl5.75, W. II. Henderson $50. John La
3enby 800, Louis Beiz S45. Boone IL
Dolman 81, S. II. Canaan 1913 80, ID. l..
Deal S20.75, G, Kastberg SI00.50, C.
kastberg S2G7, T. s. Water Co. S62.13,
Ph. Felsenthal $3i75, Mrs. c. Berthil-
son $S9.75, Mrs. Berthelson SIS. so, Mrs.
Berthelson $50, Sherwood Il Bro. $2G.
20, Geo. Goldthwaits $3.50. c. L. Phil
son 1925, W. P. Goodman "a 80. T. w.
Clute 81, Wiederhold e Co. S21 %, W.
L. Mckee S2I, G.. ". Birdsall S18G. II.
Lewis $40, Il. T. Wilson 500 r. p.
Dayton $l60.
VIv1AN.-A card in to-day's RECORD,
signed by o large number of our citizens,
tenders Mr.. Vivian complimentary
benefit. We have unfortunately been
unable 80 far to write our Impressions Of
that distinguished vocalists. 1t was oui
good fortune to meet him some seven
years ago in one of the eastern cities, and
were as much charmed by his graceful
hearing and genial wit off the stage as by
his inimitable delineations before the cur
tain. The benefit rendered him is but q
Just appreciation of Mr. Vivian's ahili
ties az an author aud artist and rs such
commends itself to the hearty co-operG.
ton OF all.
DAT Moot - Excitement on The
street concerning the Indians having
partially died out, Mr.. Delany, wei
known to the readers of this journal
gave an exhibition in Workmanship OF
Main street on the back of scrub don
key, about as big as n piece of chalk
and the color of a Maltese kitten. 1t i
unnecessary to add that the mule bucked
and as Michael picked himself up h
was heard to murmur, "Ye hills ant
dales, ye rivers. woods and plains, tell
if ye saw, how came I here" The ex
hibition was given to n large and appre
ciative audience.
TURNED LoosE. -The Indian arreste,
on Tuesday and lodged in the Count
Jail, was set at liberty yesterday morn
ing. As he passed this office on his wa
out of town, mounted on q cayuse, th
object apparently uppermost in the oil
boys mind was to put as many miles n
JOnotOlO ptI"CGd uiuSbfl anu lOCuc !
given length of time. He evidentl
did not belong to those disposed to b
hostile
W. G. GLIssAN. called on NJ
Glissan yesterday afternoon, and wei
pleased to learn that his wounds are fai
healing, and that be is out of all possib
danger. We hope to see him out on ii
street in few days. Mr.. Glissan BIZ
taken Il most active part in the recer
distul Dances. furnishing horses, blanket
etc., and imperiling his own life in d
Tense of others.
Spring VALLEY INDIANS Ia q conve
sation with Captain Maxwell, an 0
rancher OF Spring Valley he told us th
the Indians around Spring Valley al
Bucks's ranch are all peaceabls al
we'll disposed, and that it would be pr
ductiye Of most grave results for tt
whites to unwarrantably attack them.
DISTRICT CouRT.-In the case of W
Griffin, agent of Wells. Fargo & Co., ,
the County of Lincoln; hearing hea
on demurrer; demurrer sustained al
injunction dissolved; stay of proceedin
granted until to-day at 3 p. NJ.
W. Il. WILSON, dealer in import
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. 81
agent for Daily Enterprise, S. L. Tr
une and Eureka Sentinel, t'ulk & Me-
pins saloon. Il
BOARD OF FIRE DELEGATEs.-The r,
MAR meeting of the Board of Fire De
gates is postponed to Wednesd,
September 18th. Please take notice.
A. III. EMANUEL, Sec'y
Dr., McCuNE arrived last night FRI
West Point, the Moapa River Reser
aon' Reports everything quiet in Il
direction.
THERE was no business transacted
the Justice Court yesterday.
IRE Salt Lake stage arrived yestert
at , o'clock. No passengers aboard.
AN UNEQUAL DUEL. - The Columl
Enquirer tells the story of two yo,
--'ASS ~ NAV CITY WHO QunTre
and agreed TO cross the river and fipb
put. Upon reaching the Alabama shC
Miller drew his pistol and fred 1--WE On
at Bowen. 1t was Bowen's understo
ing that they were to fight fist and ak
He was wounded in the finger, arm
groin. but notwithstanding, he sci
Miller and gave him terrible thrash
breaking his own pistol over his b
and making him cry for mercy. Bo,
only stopped when the loss of bl
made him too weak to strike. Two
9roes came mp and carried him bacI
the city. His wounds are consi.ie
serious.
Ii you want any tin ware, sheet
and copper ware manufactured or rep
ed, and also plumbing at very low pri
go to j. ]. Halpin & Co., who emf
none but frst-clas workmen.