Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-04

"HE that seeketh shall find" The
truth Of this scriptural maxim was illus
trated in the case of one of the 'REcoRD
typos" yesterday. 1t appears that some
four weeks since-during the holidays
our typo returned to the RECORD office.
where he lodges, in that condition that
Shakespeare speaks of as being loaded
with sack" and having a sprinkling OF
coin about his person, thought that it
would be wise plan to place the coin
in some secret place least in the night
Thieves should break in and steal, he
did so, and the said secret place remained
mystery TO him until yesterday, when,
as he was engaged in dancing az Irish
jig, to whistle accompaniment, in the
editors sanctum, his feet came in con-
tact with something that sounded me-
tallic He tried it again, and again it
sounded the same way, when he quickly
put his hand under the mating and
drew forth his long lost filthy lucre. His
feelings can better be imagined than de-
scribed, suffice it to say in the excite
ment OF the moment lie jumped over the
imposing stone and cut up various
other antics.
POISONED DOGS. Meat plentifully
sprinkled with strychnine was scattered
in all parts of the town yesterday, caus-
ing the early demise of large number
of kyoodles. This practice of scattering
poison around the streets is an Internal
nuisance and should be stopped. No
tannhav ~ 10 nplp
by dogs that are of some value to their
owners.
New BUGGY The Samson of the
County Jail was yesterday engaged in
washing off the dirt and dust from new
buggy just received by our Sheriff Andy
Fife. 1t came to hand yesterday, to.
gether with the harness to match, and is
a very pretty affair, being light and yet
quite substantial, and no doubt will be
of service to the owner.
Freight arrived for the following par
ties yesterday by the Eureka Il Palisade
Railroad-W. E. Griffin, Agent at Phoebe:
Phi. Felsenthal, f. W. Clute, Jacobs Il
Sultan, T. G. Pouiade. J. Meyer & Bro,
Beaupre & Bro, X. & c., G.. e. Ames,
NJ. Il. Christie, Jno. Roeder, DIR. s. L.
Lee, p. Harrison, R. Solomon.
REFEREE CAsE.-The referee case of
Domaine and CULLEN was being heard
yesterday before J. G. Foster, referee, at
Judge Pitzer's office. For the purpose
of allowing both parties to go through
| the books and accounts, the case was
postponed until Monday, August 10th, at
IL a. m.
ELEcTIoN.-The Fire Department of
Phoebe will hold their election to-day at
the Protection Hose-house, Lacour
street, for Chief Engineer, and LIST and
"a Assistant Engineers. Polls will be
open from a. m. to s p. m.
HIGHLAND.-The Eagle Smelling and
Mining Company have nearly completed
their smelling furnace at Highland and
Messrs. Dowell aud Glover yesterday
started to build one, the materials for
the same arriving on the ground very
fast.
The Bonanza saloon has Just had
placed at the front door of their saloon
a couple of double action flap doors,
which serves to keep out the intrusive
gaze of outsiders from those who may be
imbibing on the inside.
PROTECTION HOSE COMPANY at their
meeting last evening nominated Russ
Scott for Chief Engineer, E. Hamilton
for First Assistant and John Roeder for
Second Assistant Engineers. Adjourned
to their regular monthly meeting.
JUSTICE Court. - W, Stansfield VS..
f. W. Clute; Judge Allen rendered his
decision yesterday at II O'Clock for
S36 so, and costs of suit against f. W.
Clute.
ASSESSOR DAYTON leaves to-day for the
Condor mill, Dry Valley and Rose Val
ley to finish up his assessment roll of
those places.
JOHN Il. JAMES, Superintendent of the
American Flag mine, arrived in yester-
day s Salt Lake stage, looking and feel
ing well after his month absence.
H1Ko MAM.-The pony rider from
Hike arrived yesterday morning and left
last evening.
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterday
at p. M, rather earlier than it did in
the former week.
The following passengers will arrive
on this evenings Hamilton stage: H.
Lewis, Emma Brooks.
THERE is telegram in the Western
Union Office for Andy Marquis.