Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

JUSTICES CouRr.-Yesterday morning
James Moran of Phoebe, and one John
Doe Murphy, who halls from Bristol,
we're escorted from the County Bastile
by Constable and Fire Warden John
Lazenby and brought before His Honor
Z. E. Allen, and there to answer each
for himself and not one for the other to
the grave charges of disturbing the pub
lie peace and the dignity of the commu-
nifty. The first case disposed of was
that of James Moran, who had the night
previous, while some ladies were passing
on the sidewalk, INDUCED in some OBJ
scene language unfit for publication and
for the ears of ladies'. The Judge
severely reprimsnded him for his con-
duct and, after his promising the Judge
that in the future he would conduct him
self properly, he was turned loose, but
was warned never again to repeat the
same dose as His Honor would make it
his special duty to sentence him to the
County Jail for the term Of three months.
John Doe Murphy was next called to
answer the same charge and also exhib-
ting and fiourishing in q reckless man
marked that as this was his first offense
in Phoebe and be being stranger. and
taking into consideration that the Ami
versary of American Independence was
near at hand, that he thought he would
be light on him, and consequently fined
him SIS. and told him to 60 and celebrate
the 9th of July in manner that became
an adopted citizen of the United States
of America. Mr.. Murphy paid his fine
and departed happy.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Three
young ravens have taken up quarters in
the RECORD Office, much to the discomfort
of its other occupants. A solicitous regard
for the health Of those three "never.
mores" induces US to state as our candid
opinion that their present mode of living
is not at all healthy for them. Cigar
stumps and leads may fill their crops,
but they can't thrive on such diet. Il
their owners propose to fatten them fol
tho Centennial. it is about time to com
mence. They have become so insuffera
bly, impudent that the boys threaten {
war OF determination.
ALL persons desiring to do banking o.
exchange business will notice the card
of the State Bank of Nevada and of W
E. Griffin, in which they notify ever,
one that they close this Saturday even
ing and will not reopen until Tuesda
morning. Those having checks to dis
count will take heed that to-day will b
the last chance until Tuesday.
AB. PoLLEYs of the brick saloon OF
Lacour street will, on Sunday morning
the 4th inst, at IL o'clock, spread
lunch to which he invites the public t
call and do justice. Alb. always makes
good spread when he tries, and he saw
that this time it is gong to be the bes
that is to be had in the Phoebe market
JUSTICES CouRr. G. L. Greenlet
against B. Leonard Suit for 800 an
order of arrest issued for attempting I
leave the State. The preliminary @,
animation of A. W. Maxwell postpone
until Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
LAND oFF1oE.-The argument in Ii
land case of Atchison against Heinzma
was concluded yesterday morning by tt
respective attorneys on each side. TT
decision IN the case will be rendere
to-day.
THE knowing one that pulled the gr.
hair out of his little pat of butter at tt
restaurant yesterday morning, saws l
don't want any silver threads amor
the gold in his
IKE raymond & Ely Mining Con
pany' the Phoebe Mining COMPANY ar
other mining companies. vii, d;ohnrso
day. 0 'neAu
NOTICE the programme of the Mvs,
krewe of Comus for the Fifth Of I'M,
We leave our readers to guess the Office
OF the Day, for We do not know oursel
The Bonanza Saloon, kept by Fay a,
Phipps. on Main street, opposite Meade
Valley. was opened to the public la
evening, spreading fine lunch, etc.
The following passengers will arri
on this evenings Hamilton stage. Jol
Gowan. Geo. Bailey, Robert Lanyon al
eohn harrington.
The Young Mems Social Club he
their regular meeting last evening. Tb,
President, John T. Bowling, having
turned to Phoebe. presided.
\ LOT Of California -four shipp
through F. F. Marx, Toano consign
TO CULLEN & Donahue, arrived in Pioc
yesterday.
HE Mystic Krewe of Comus will be
ameeting this evening, July Sd, at s
O'Clock at the Truck. House on Ms
street. AA'
aaxEN corn made its first appearar
IN milo. r,oche this season on Friday, the
MATT sHusrRIcn received a large
OF cedar tree 8 last evening with which
decorate his place for the Fourth Of In