Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-25
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

DOC. " NEII.-ln our telegraph report
yesterday morning the killing of David
T. O'Neil, in San Francisco, is NEIL
toned. Doc. O'Neil was in Phoebe about
two years since, and, in connection with
Tom Coleman, ran the Capitol Saloon,
Main street, both of them finally wind
ing up by selling out, leaving their cred
itors to whistle for their money. Doc
O'Neil was well-known in Virginia. Aus
tin, White Pine and Salt Lake City as
being a sport, and desperate man if
aroused; although We have no record of
his killing any one, still he has been in
several fights. In White Pine he was
shot in the foot. He left Salt Lake City
in consequence of difficulty with Mug
gins Taylor, from writing pretty rough
letter to him. Doc. was always very
gentlemanly and polite, and never mixed
with the rough class. He leaves
mother and other relatives in San Fran
cisco.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
met yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m. pursu-
ant to adjournment. The list of trial
jurors was called and excused until
August 30th. Charles Frendo was then
called upon by the Judge to stand up
and receive sentence for the crime to
which he plead guilty; on doing which
he sentenced him to twelve months i'm
prisonmentin the State Prison at Carson,
the sentence to commence from yester-
day at II o'clock a. m. Iu the case of
the State vs. Chas. Connors, the time to
plead was extended to August 26th, to
which time Court took recess.
DESTITUTE FAM1LY.-There is a very
destitute family living on Panaca Flat
consisting of mother and five children
two of the children being partially i'd
otto; they have lately been supplied with
provisions by Fulks, Hoffman, Il. J. An
drews and several others. Something
ought to be done for them, as the charity
of these gentlemen cannot last forever.
Would it not be good idea to buy pro.
visions with the money that was collected
TO defray Caryer's funeral expenses, and
donate the provisions to them. We
have no doubt that those who subscribed
the money would cheerfully do this.
The CHA MINE. - We inquired OIL
Monday last from everyone that We
thought could possibly know, tho where
abouts of the ella mine. One gentle
man informed us to the best of his
aoiiity, but that was wrong, and yester
oay we were made well aware of thai
iact' Tor parties in oil sections of Phoebe
sprang up and told US we were wrong;
great many told us after we had been Sc
informed that the CHA mine is situated
IN Reveille District and not in Ten
flute. We will try and do better tn,
next time.
pEAp.-Jno. A. Decker, for whom in
quiry was made in the RECORD of Tues
day by his father. Daniel Decker, of In
diana, died in Phoebe on Tuesdav
February 18th. 1872. Mr. Decker was
previous to his death, attending bar TO
u. Wilkin, who then kept saloon OF
Lacour street. He died after a yer,
snort illness, and many of his friends dicl
not know he was i'll until they heard o
his death.
DErINoUENT LIST. received yes
terday from our agent, O. W. Crane, 40
montgomery street, San Francisco, tn
delinquent list Of the Phoebe West Elk
tension Mining Company, which W
publish in to.dsy's REcoRD. 1t is no
very long and represents only one-thir,
OF the stock as being delinquent. Til
Gay OF sale will be September 10, 1875.
DoGs kETTLkD. Tho hoodlum boy
~s starting in again at their favorit
smusement--kettling that sagacious ami
maj, the dog. A very nice amusemen
'or nose that like it. Dogs in Piooh
are having pretty hard time lately be
tween poison and kettling.
INDIAN AeEsr.-A. J. Barnes, the Ii
a'an Agent, accompanied by j. f. Ho
"a aua, MS deputy, will probably leave u
Quay .y for the Maupa reservation at Yves
BEFEREE CASE. The referee cosa
cullen 4 Donahue against John
S.eeie was continued yesterday thropo,
W. the day, and adjourned to meet acsi
I" ~ a. m. to-day.
pusrY.-Pioche was pretty dusty We
;;erday. owing to the high winds prevail
ling. '.' '''ee' sprinl