Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

TaE STAGE RoBBERs.-In another col
umn will be found an extract from the
Austin Reveills which contains a letter
from Archie Mcdonald. an old and well
known citizen of Nevada, il relation 10
the alleged stage robbers Small and
Mcdonald. Mr.. Mcdonald seems to be
of the opinion that the men in question
did not commit the offenses charged.
The Eureka Sentinel thinks differently
and saws: We are confident that the
persons who gave Mr.. Mcdonald the in
formation concerning the whereabouts of
those individuals at the time OF the Eu-
reka stage robbery are mistaken, for,
whether they were or were not connected
with that transaction, We have the best
reasons for believing that they were in
this vicinity within very few days OF
that time. Before that robbery was
committed, Wells, Fargo Il Co. had
offered a reward Tor the apprehension of
Small aud Mcdonald for robbing the
Austin aud Battle Mountain stage last
Summer, and, should they return here
| for the purpose OF clearing themselves of
| having committed the last robbery, they
would very likely be called upon to in
teryiew the Lander county grand jury in
regard to the affair on the Battle Noun
tain road.
RUSAwAY.-The driver of one of John
Roder's wood teams yesterday had mar
row escape from a very serious injury.
On coming down Meadow Valley street
| Il, . ~, III IL.
the wagon crowding on the team, caused
them to run. The driver was thrown of
of his seat and one of the wagon wheels
went over his arm, but without hurting
him seriously. In spite of the injury be
managed to retain his hold of the reins
and the team was stopped in front Of
Fulks 4 McAlpin's saloon.
VEHIcULAR G. Johnston, of tn,
Dexter Stables, Meadow Valley street
has just been appointed agent for the
Gate City Carriage Factory of keokuk
Iowa. This factory was started in 1856
and is noted for the superiority Of th'
material used in and the excellent styl
of vehicles turned out. The compan.
manufactures carriages, phaetons, to
buggies, open buggies, road and expires
wagons, of which Geo. G. Johnston vii
have specimens in very short time.
For THE BAY.-Yesterdsy an old an
respected citizen, Mr.. John T. Bowling
left for San Francisco, whittier he wa
summoned on account of the serious il
ness of his mother. Mr.. Bowling ha
| e.. % thA oh
works, and by his constant attention
: his duties, skill as mechanic and III
impeachable character, has earned an
retains the esteem and good will OF a
who know him. He will be absent abo,
six weeks.
To CoNNEoT.--The Hamilton stage d
not arrive yesterday until about
o'clock in the evening. The delay vi
caused by the stage not leaving HAM
ton on Monday until Z p. IN. I'll
reason of the late departure was the
sire to make close connection with Il
stage from the railroad, which was don
and two days mail was brought in.
AssAuLTED.-A difficulty occurred {
3. Lacour street in which one party I
d. tackled another with Matched. T.
n, assaulted party made a complaint
=, assault with an attempt to commit mt
~ der AS the affair will be investigat
y in the Justices Court we prefer to avn
be the result of the examination.
OF EhRArUM.-In Tuesdays report of t
N Gleason trial there was an error viii
~ we desire to correct. In the 9th and 2S
: l lines of the second column Of the thi
va page the word defendant" was by IN
/. take substituted for deceased. 7
no report made out Gleason, the defendal
at to be struggling with Ryan, where
ed should have been King, the deceased.
u SCHOLASTIC CENsUs.-The Trustees
ri. Phoebe School District have approx
,st Mr., M. d. Halpin as Census Marsh
he He will commence making his enume
he ton on Thursday next, and will call
he our citizens for the purpose of procur
nd the necessary information, which they
he course will readily afford.
- A HoLIpAY.-As it became necess
mo to clean the boilers of the Raymond
out u Ely works, yesterday the machin
he was stopped, consequently the emplo
red We're given holiday.
ue The WATER from the Raymond &
will to-day pass through the pipes to
zee lower end of town, which will give N
street chance to dry out.
PERSONAL. Mr.. J. Gilmer, or, as
gentleman is Familiarity called by
last friends, Jack Gilmer. came in town
, in day evening by the Hamilton stage.
line CRowDED.-Yesterdsy the streets
OH, Phoebe we're crowded with men. II
nav minded one of the early days of Pho
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