Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-06

Every one knows Charley Leach, the
chubby foreman Of the Newark, whose
rotund proportions and rosy gills would
make dyspeptic turn green with envy.
Charley has been reading about Barnum
and Montgomery Queen and all those
boss showmen, and has gone quietly to
work to get up little menagerie of his
own. He hath pet squirrel, dear to
his heart, and two feathered songsters,
who. though they don't wabble 10 the
grove, form constant fund of amuse-
ment to their delighted owner. Charley
talks OF getting up joint association
ana purchasing young elephant. He
thinks the rabbit and squirrel business is
little overdone, and rightly Judges an
elephant would be paying institution.
An elephant and trick mule ought GER
tainly draw, and Charley's incipiept
scheme will surely meet with general ap-
proval.
HE MANDAMUs.-The mandamus of
the District Attorney against Fulks,
Lynch and Hoffman. the County Com
missioners, came up fer hearing be-
fore Judge Rlves yesterday, and, after
some argument, was thrown out of Court
on account of the informality made by
the District Attorney in drawing up the
papers. This Is a sample of the way
papers have been drawn in that Office since
1871. The costs were put upon the Dis
trict Attorney. He stated that he would
draw another mandamus in proper form,
80 We suppose this case will be heard
from again; but the County Commits
sioners drew the first blood and will no
doubt continue successful.
BRICK SALOON. Alb. Polleys last even
ing spread ont large lunch in his
saloon on Lacour street. Ab. was not
contented with spreading the lunch, but
took an early opportunity Of securing
the services OF old George Davis (who
has just been in Phoebe five wears and
was celebrating its anniversary to dis.
pense the same, which he did gracefully
with his accustomed urbanity and his
accustomed small talk in addition.
The following gentlemen compose the
Grand Jury just impaneled G. r. Alex
auder, Foreman. NJ. Scbustricb. A. ].
Blair, II. McAlpin, F. b. Clark, W. H,
Dolman, NJ. G. Selden, H. Krause, o,
z. Sherwood, E. +. Morton, T. r. But
ler Phi. Felsenthal, j. b. Atchison, j.
NJ. Morley, W. r. Wilson, $. G. Steele,
John Cumerihl.
FIRE Observation-Disclosures Hook and
Ladder Company, your attention is
called to notice in to-day's issue, call
ing your attention to the regular month
ly meeting on Saturday evening, August
9TH, at o'clock. The meeting will be
held in the rear room, up stairs, of Il.
Hanilton's saloon. Main street.
FIRE NESTING. Members OF Phoebe
Hose Company will please take notice
that their regular monthly meeting takes
place this evening, August 9Th, at l .. M,
at the Justice office, Lacour street. The
regular monthly business will be trans
acted and all members must be present.
LIME.-Jno. Roeder has on hand TWEEN.
ty-fve tons Of. lime, which be wishes to
sell at reasonable rates. The lime has
Just been freshly burned, and is q good
article. By applying at his store all the
particulars can be had.
PoNY MArL.-Up to IL O'Clock las,
evening the pony mail had not arrived.
We do not know what caused the delay,
but will try and find out to-day and in
form the public.
JUDGE HOFFMAN arrived on the Sal,
Lake stage yesterday. We understand
Mr.. Hoffman is an attorney, and is here
on real estate business.
The Salt Lake stage arrived in Pioch,
yesterday at 3 u p. m. There we're two
passengers aboard.
The following passengers will arrive
on this evenings Hamilton stage: A
Esanba, Pat. Murphy, Lee Chun.
THREE of our attorneys were arrested
yesterday and brought into court, by
order of the Judge, for being late.
LEXINGTON GUARDS Tonight is the
regular drill night for members Of the
Lexington Guards at Armory Hall.