Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-02

ScALPED. Yesterday George Phipps
started to descend the shaft Of the
Bonanza mine. claim in which he has
an interest, aud had arrived to within
about rs feet Of the bottom. the shaft
being 800 feet deep, when he was struck
by boulder which stunned him little,
finding it Was unsafe to go any farther
owing to the ladders and everything else
beng in u very bad condition aud loos-,
he started to ascend, when q piece of
track struck him in the head tearing
away piece of his scalp and otherwise
hurting him, he, however. made his way
to the top and to Phoebe and had his
wound dressed.
JusTIoE's uRT.-Glissan and Bishop
vs.. VIM, Stansield. Argument on mo-
ton to recall execution ana stay pro-
ceedings continued until p. m. yes,er-
day, at which time Judge Allen decided
that he would grant the motion as the
case was in the United States Court and
out Of his jurisdiction. Everyone seemed
to think that Hunt had made very
hard fight and was successful. Mathews
Vs. Geo. c. johnson. Notice of appeal
having been filed and the appeal bond
filed yesterday the papers were sent to
the Clerk Of the District Court.
OPENS TopAY.-The State Bank of
Nevada yesterday received the following
telegram San Francisco, Oct LIST,
1876. To State Bank Of Nevada The
Bank OF California opens tomorrow;
the stock boards on Tuesday, October
9Th. Signed, J. II. Latham & Co." The
State Bank of Nevada is ready to attend
to stock orders from date. All ye hav
ing business of that kind will please
take notice OF the same and govern your
selves accordingly.
CLOTHING WAR Jos. Rich advertises
in to-day's RECORD that he has started q
clothing war in Phoebe. He intends
selling goods so per cent lower than any
other clearinghouse in the county; al
fast hs other clothing-hous.s lower theil
prices he intends putting his still lower
H. says no more monopoly here; he II
d-t+ rmined to break it up. He is dali,
receiving fresh additions to his stock o
clothing and furnishing goods, including
boots and shoes and hats and caps. etc
ARRIVED John B. Van Hagen, for
mer resident of Phoebe and member o
the last Legislature from Lincoln county
together with John P. Kelly, firm o
Thornton & Kelly, attorneys, arrived il
yesterdays Hamilton stage.
CLAIMS. - Jewett Adams desires t.
notify oil persons having legal claim
against the State for aid rendered in thu
late Indian excitement. to present tb
same to him Immediately. at the Sheriff
Office, with the proper vouchers. It
THOMAS DUNN, native of the Paris
Of Gur.hnahoe, County Of Tipperary
ireland, died at Phoebe. Nevada, on tn
29th OF September. 1875. Grass Vale
and Nevada City california; paper
please copy
PROTECTION HOSE COMPANY No. 2 e,
tend cordial invitation to Phoebe Ho;
Company No. l to attend the ball to b
given by that company "Wednesday ever
ing, October 9th.
JEwETr ADAMS, Lieutenant Governt
OF Nevada, was at the Sheriff's offiC
yesterday receiving and having claim
audited against the State for expense
incurred in the late Indian exctemen
DISTRICT CouRT.-The District Cou
meets To-day at 10 a. IN. The case of
]. Andrews against Donahue ct al. al
some dernurrers will come before Il
court.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The Boa
OF Equalization were in session throug
out Yesterday. but no business was tran
acted by them.
Board OF EQUALIZATION und'
stand that the Board OF Equalizsti
close their labors to-day, October I'd,
3 O'Clock p. m.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo
Co; shipred yesterday bullion amount
to $10.6l3.
The Hamilton stage arrived yestert
al $50 P. N, with three passengers.