Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03

by using proiane language |
and being unseemly in conduct in gen.
eral wherein decent neighbors were so
ANNOYED as to appear in court to testify
AGAINST her, With trembling hands and
quivering lips she answered the Judge.
as 10 what she had to say for herself, by
saving, Your Honor, have nothing TO
saw, with the exception that all the testi-
mony brought to bear against me IN this
case is no doubt true, as was under the
influence of honor. can not doubt but
have been the aggressor. | hope you
will take into consideration my promise
that I will behave in more ladylike
manner in the future" His Honor told
her that il was disgraceful enough IN q
man to use profanity, and so much worse
for a woman to do the same, in the pres
ence of ladies and children. and told her
to appear for sentence at p. NJ, which
she accordingly did, when he said;
Madame. your reputation is and has
been one that is not to be envied, but as
this ia the first time you have appeared
before me, / will only fine you So and
S25 cost, or fifteen days IN the County
Jail. She expressed herself unable to
ask any of her old friends to donate that
sum. and was remanded. 1t is to be
hoped that the parties that got this wo-
man drunk will have to answer in the
same style.
On Thursday night last at a very late
hour, an individual being under the in
fluence OF an intoxicating beverage and
about realizing his position, thought he
would wend his weary way homeward.
In so doing he managed to get into the
rear of house Of one of our merchants,
evidently in search of the lost trail. Get
ting bewlldered he commenced lighting
matches, when the said merchant OBJ
serving suspicious lights arose from his
bed and looking OUT of his door down
the steps discovered said individual on
his hand and knees endeayoring to climb
up, lighting his way by striking match
now and then. The merchant not I'M
derstanding the motive called for an
officer. Officer Kelly answered the sum-
mons and found on examination that he
knew the party and that it was case of
"real drunk" accordingly conveyed the
individual to his resting place.
Our new Deputy Sheriff Birdsall is
under the impression that the County
Jail is not the proper resort for picnic
parties or for those desiring similar en-
joyments. A few days since several per-
sons visited the Jail with the intention Of
seeing a prisoner without getting the
requisite permission Birdsall told them
Al l. ,1,,s hohsf Of hnlainn
public receptions for prisoners once a
a year, and that the county grounds
around the Jail were not suitable for
picnics at all seasons. The gentlemen
left.
The Committee of the Fire Depart
ment appointed for the sale of ball
tickets started out again yesterday to the
different mines to visit superintendent,
clerks, employees, miners, and every one
else that could be found, and they were
successful Committee. They found
every one and succeeded yesterday in
disposing of fifty-six tickets in addition
to the number they had sold on Thurs
day. We think they deserve credit fol-
their untiring exertions and We hope tina
all the Fire Companies will properly ap
preciate it.
B. LEONARD ct al. who were trying t.
evade the payment of debt were yes
terday overhauled Eve miles the othe
side of Rose Valley by officer Mcke
and brought back to Phoebe. The gen
tlemen claimed that they were in Utal
when the officer caught up with them
but Nc knew better. Then they tried
little bluff, but they were quickly dis
armed. After being brought to Pioch
the Judge allowed them to go, on thei
own recognizance, until to-day at p m
when they will have their case decided.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Hook and Ladder and Phoebe Hose Ct
came off last evening at the True
House. The usual business was tram
acted, after which three delegates wei
elected from each company for the pu
pose of forming board of delegates fl
Phoebe. From the Hook and Ladder G.
E. Thompson, Matt. Shustrich and 4
r H. Emanuel were elected. From IL
Phoebe Hose Co. W. P. Goodman, J.
Halpin and Louis Sultan were electe,
Adjourned to next monthly meeting.
). FROM an exchange we learn that JUDI
y Murphy committed suicide by cuttir
J. his throat at Panamint about wee
u ago. The deceased came to Phoebe
1863 and practiced law here during g
n TO and I'll. He was at one time Alto
ney for the Meadow Valley Mining Cor
y pany. He left here in the Fall of u
4" and we had almost lost sight of him t
o reading of his unfortunate end
q The furnace at Bristol in the last r,
1t took out thirty tons of bullion, viii
t. the proprietors shipped by teams to t.
If terminus Of the railroad, to be deliver
a to Hugh White in Salt Lake City. N
: Steel says that the furnace is now to ha
% thorough overhauling preparatory
:, starting again. Messrs. Stewart al
VI Whitehill were in Bristol on Thursda
and left yesterday morning.
10 THE vestrymen of the Episco.
IL Church, accompanied by Bishop Whit
10 ker. were yesterday visiting the paris
"a oners of said church to have them 81
scribe for the pews, SO as could be
certained the amount that would be ps
" the new clergyman toward defraying
,e expenses. The Bishop sent a check
70 few days since to the Rev. Mr. Kline
y, defray his expenses to Phoebe.
RECKLESS Enthusiastically event
a. two of our citizens were riding their ,
ID tanned steeds along Lacour street. a
- came near running down a Gilman,
~ Parties on horseback in town should
careful about such matters and not
danger the lives OF any one.
- IHAvE enough good Ice for all Pioc
:. were there no competition. My Ice-ho,
Il is in good condition, Notwithstanding
villainous lies of s. B. Martina.
1d j3-2w w. r. WILsoNo
y, A KETrLEp dog created quite time
'' Main street last evening.
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