Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-01

On Tuesday night about IL o'clock,
John Kenny, miner who was proceed
ing to his work. was waylaid on the
railroad track between Nos. and 7,
Meadow Valley Co. works, by some un-
known party and hit on the head with a
pick handle. He received seven cuts in
and about his head, five of them cutting
through the scalp and one nearly sever
ing his ear. The party evidently in
tended completing his murderous work
but was interrupted and ran off Doctor
s. l.. Lee was called and dressed the
wounds and pronounced them not neces-
sarily dangerous though very bad.
Kenny had fight with relative of his
not long since and they parted bad
friends, and yesterday he was satisfied
that he was the party that done the
deed, so he agreed not to have him ar
rested if he would leave the country.
TO-DAY at IL o'clock committee COM
posed of members from the Phoebe Fire
Department and Protection Hose, COM
prising the following: Herman Horst,
Dave Cohn, d. G. Clark, A. j. Mason.
Alex. Brown. M. Lannan, Geo. W. Ar
mold and John Roeder, will start out to
sell tickets for the ball to be given on the
evening of July 9Th. As we all calculate
to spend little money on the National
anniversary and have good time gen.
orally, there will be no better way of
passing the time and enjoying oneself
than by patronizing this ball Therefore
We say to one and to all, buy ticket.
A committee of the members of the
Mystic Krewe OF Comus was around
Phoebe yesterday collecting to defray the
expenses of music and some other Incl
dentals that will be incurred by them on
their Fourth of July parade. The cal.
culation is not to have the celebration
cost more than 1925. The committee
done very well, refusing to take more
than 81 from each donor, although more
was offered in many cases. The money
which will be left after paying for music
and the use of some carriages, will be
expended in erecting flagstaff and hal
lizards at the head of Main street.
The roofs of the Raymond & Ely
works have recently been covered will
tin by Messrs. j. J. Halpin & Co. The
tin is to be painted with tireproof mate
rial as preventive against fire. Tb,
buildings comprised are the blacksmith
shop, foundry, boiler shop and machin,
shop. The quantity of tin used was ter
thousand square feet, and the workman
ship reflects credit on those who super
intended it.
JUSTICES CouRT. - Thomas Miller
charged with grand larceny, was brough
before this Court yesterday and, through
bis counsel ]. G. Foster, submitted th,
case on the evidence already before N,
nours, as ne was not able to get his wit
that ne was at liberty TO mako a stata
ment himself, but throuoh h;s ooumso
exa;ani.' eu 70 make any. The Court &C
await the action of the Grand Jury y
ALL who are interested in Phoebe ~ . ;
ters will see that there is a m.rkea -
crease in the bullion shipments for n,
month of June, the amount sb;nna,
during that month by Wells, Fargo & Go Go
being $145. $50 34-about three times a
much as was shipped during the previ
GUS month. We will be able to make
better showing at the end of July.
We were shown on Wednesday som
very beautiful specimens of ore comm
from the Othello mine situate in High
land District. The mine is owned b
Messrs. Halpin and Lynch and promise
to be RATHER.
COUNTY HosprTAL.-On the LIST of Jun
there were six patients in the hospital
Number admitted during the month six
number discharged, FIVE. Remainin
July LIST, seven.
VEsrRY MEETING. wardens an
vestrymen of Christ Church are reoues,
ed to meet at J. w. Wright's Office to-da
Thursday, at 3p. m.
LAND OFFIcE.-The case If Atcbiso
against Heinzman will be resumed tbi
morning, before J. @. Foster. Land Roo
day. 70 o'osed &c
BULLION SHrpMENT.-wells, Faroo
20; shipped yesterday bullion smount;n