Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-20

'ording to the notice published by order
# the District Judge, the members Of
he military company assembled last
,vening at the Courthouse aud organ
zed by electing the following officers:
Tom Gallagher, Captain; John Dimond,
LIST Lieut.; Tom Byrnes. I'd Lieut.; Jas.
Cameron. I'd Lieut.; VIM. O'Brien, LIST
5ergt.; Jerry Harrington, I'd Sergt.;
John O'Day, Sd Sergt.; Frank Barrett,
It'll Sergt.; J. l.. Donahue. LIST Corpl.;
John Rourke, I'd Corpi.; WIN. McCor-
mick. 3D. Corpl.; John CULLEN, 4th
Corpl. As yesterday was the hundredth
of the battle of Lexington, it
was decided to name the company the
Lexington Guard in honor Of the occa-
sion. After passing q vote Of thanks to
Lanty Ryan for the ability and courtesy
with which he acted as Chairman, the
Of the company adjourned to
next Saturday evening.
The ESCAPED JAIL BrRDs.-From John |
d. Boyd. lately returned from Fort Def
anco and the Moquis Agency. we learn
that he met at the Buckskin mountains, |
George Lambert, George Smock and
Nicanor. On the LIST of November the
party passed the Moquis Agency accom-
panied by a Mexican named Francisco.
That two weeks afterward @ squaw re-
ported at the Fort that this Mexican
Francisco had shot the American through
the head and buried him, and had given
her two horses not tell Of it. She came
TO the Fort and reported these facts and
that the man killed had finger off, and
from other descriptions it was known at
the Fort that 1t was George Smock, who
escaped from the Phoebe Jail, that was
killed. The balance Of the party went
to Now Mexico.
CELEBRATrSG.--Last night Mr.. j. G.
Lynch, with that public spirit which be
always evinces, was determined that the
hundredth anniversary OF the memorable
Battle of Lexington should not be passed
unheeded. So at his own expense he
purchased powder and wood and soon
had bonfres blazing and the anvis firing
a salute Of one hundred guns in honor of
the anniversary. Dave Newman and
Captain Hosmer oficiated as artillery
men. We are glad the occasion did not
pass off unnoticed, and think Mr. Lynch
deserves much credit for his liberality.
THE Spring fights may be said to have
fairly set in. Yesterday there were two
or three little skirmishes. On Sunday
there was row among the Celestials,
and late on Saturday night a couple OF
inebriated men had quiet little mill on
the further end of Lacour street. One
of the affairs will be made the subject Of
| Judicial investigation to-day, when JUS
tice Allen may have few weighty re-
marks to make.
UNFoUSDED CHARGE.-On Saturday q
young man was arrested and locked up
on q charge Of petty larceny, Yesterday
the complaint was withdrawn and the
party released, after which he met the
person who made the complaint and
commenced an attack on him, but was
stopped from further beliigerent demon.
STATIONS by Constable Mckee.
MINT SALooN.-The above neat and
pleasant saloon, just below Wells Fargo's
office on Main street, has just been re-
opened by Mr.. Fay. who will take pains
to supply his customers with the pures
wines and liquors that can be had. Hi
advertisement will be found in the prope
column.
THAMES. Mr.. Fay. the proprietor o
. the Mint saloon. was mindful of thi
Office and sent round sundry cookbook
ing bottles that were duly sampled b
the employees. Printers have erea
curiosity in spiritual matters which the
endeavor to satisfy on all fitting occa
sions.
The officers yesterday quelled an in
cipient row in barbar shop. One o
the parties was colored man, the othe
a Mexican. The services of Justic
Allen will be required to satisfactory
settle the matter.
PIocHE.-The annual meeting of tn
Stockholders Of the Phoebe Silver Mir
ing Company will take place on Monday
May Sd, as per announcement publishe
this morning.
Tom DOWN The new fence put u
by the Water Company around tn
spring on Lacour street, was torn dow
on Sunday night by some parties ur
known.
The weather yesterday was extremel
! warm, bright and pleasant, almost like
Summer day. Weatherwise folks q,
ticpate a term Of bright and delight,
weather.
The following passengers will ARR,
, on the Hamilton stage this evening: ,
McClane, Mrs. D. NJ. Tyrrell, Mrs. A.
Blair, Master Aubrey Blair.
PosTPoNEp.-Thed delinquent sale
: the Washington and Creole has bee
. postponed until Tuesday, the 9th ms
See advertisement.
| A SALUTE OF one hundred guns was la
night fired in honor of the one hu
!, dredth anniversary of the Battle OF lie
l ington.
n WoN.-On Sunday in the race betwe,
4 Black Bess and Bob Morrow, the form
Q was the winner.
IcY.-Our friend S. B. Martina max
few remarks on ice. They will
Q found in our advertising column.
q ExcUsED.-All jurors except those il
4 paueled in the Gleason case, are e1cus
n until the first Monday-the 3d-in Ma
BULLION SH1pMENr.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounti
p to $2,414.
"a IMMEDIATELY upon arrival in to,
take drink at Panaca Saloon, Laco
street. One price! One Bit!
At HARpwoop PLANK for sale by F.
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