Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-02

YESTERDAY morning the Eureka and
Palisaide Railroad, through their agent
W. E. Guffen. shipped for Messrs. White
hill & Stewart, the Centennial Commits
sioners, thirteen boxes of specimens of
minerals collected around Phoebe by the
Commissioners for the Centennial! Expo
sition. The weight of the specimen ms
Was l,O75 pounds, which were shipped
to Carson, there to remain until ali the
rest are collected ready to send to Phila-
delphia.
YESTERDAY the Committee of the
Phoebe Fire Department, composed of
Messrs. Horst, Dave Cohn. D. G. Clark,
A. j. Mason. Alex. Brown, M. Lannan,
Geo. W. Arnold and John Roeder,
started out among our citizens to dispose
of tickets for the forthcoming bali on
July 9Th. They succeeded beyond their
expectations, taking into consideration
the scarcity of money, owing to none of
the mines having paid off yet.
A, w. MAXWELL, who was recently
brought from Salt Lake City on a charge
OF stealing bullion from the Meadow Val
ley Mining Co. $ mill at Dry Valley, yes.
terday, through his counsel A. B Hunt,
demanded a preliminary examination,
winch His Honor, U +. Allen, granted,
and set the hearing for to-day at 70
o'clock m.
HING LEE and two other Cinnamon
were fined each S. for OBTAINING lot of
clothes that they had for wash. The
owner made several trips to see the
Chlnamen and get his clothes returned
put ialled to accomplish it, and at last
mad them arrested, when they agreed to
return the clothes and were fined 81
each for the trouble they had caused.
The miner that we reported in yester-
days issueas being waylayed and injured
with pick-handle by some unknown
party, was yesterday i'll better condi-
uon: His name should have been stated
as George kenney instead of John, and
he halls from San Jose, California, where
he has number of relations resididg.
We had the pleasure yesterday OF
meeting Mr.. FL. F. Geer. nephew Of
Captain Day, who is at present on a
visit to this place. He is from Kansas.
and fully corroborates the account of the
destruction there occasioned by We MIN.
Die grasshopper.
A NUMBER Of teams arrived yesterday
from Ioano with goods forwarded by f.
r. Marx to the following parties: John
=; Lynch. F. W. Clute, Beaupre Bros,
~, MAS stein d Co. and Phi. Felsenthal.
me teams arriving were all bull teams
ana were 20 days on the road.
ihE case of Vivian against Vivian.
wnien was to be heard before Judge
Hives in Chambers, was confirmed %,
.ne Term. II was agreed AMONG the
counsel TO De heard one week from. ra,,
Saturday being the 10th inst. ' AeA'
In the land case of Atcbison ...;,
Heinzman. the evidence was all 80
duced yesterday and the case conclndaS
j. 9. Foster, the Land Register VIII
holding his decision at presen,. ~
The Phoebe Fire Department w;,,
please accept our thanks for commit.
mentary ticket to their ball, which takes
place on the evening of July 8, 1875.
JOHN Bernard died at the County Hos.
pltal last evening at about 8 o'clock,
He has been ailing some time. Was a
native OF Canada; aged Sc.
NoTIcE the card from the Finance
Committee of the Mystic Krewe of Co.
mus in to-day's issue, under head OF
new. 1t will repay perusal.
I. G. PouJADE received large invoice
oi cheese on Wednesday last from White
!lVer, which he has on band and offers
10 the trade at reasonable rates.
Mrs. PowERs was last evening arrested
on warrant charging her with disturb.
ing the peace. She was lodged in ,he
County Jail. ~ 'ne
BULLION shipped from Janua,v l.,
1873, TO Jnly LIST. 1875. bv Wells F.
4 Co., 1872. 430 n. ' Fargo
THERE arrived yesterday severa, ,eon,.
rom Saptaqnin, Utah. with barley ....
and corn for F. W. Clute. oa's