Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-16


generally feels inclined to make gentle
remark il the party so offending inter
feres in any way SD as be can get play
OF words il on the side. He has had
show in the last few days by the appear
ance on our streets of a young man
whom one would imagine to be altogeth-
err made up of a standing collar. Said
young individual approached our deputy
friend and commenced asking some
friyilous questions. whereupon the bland
deputy said: Young man you have
your shirt rear end up and had the cor
ners starcheu; You seem to be an i'm
mense case of collar-ah " The young
gent wilted and Immediately started for
bis residence TO remove the obnixious
garment.
BOARD OF DELEGArEs.-The following
delegates met last evening at Protection
Hose House. to form board for the gui-
dance of the Fire Department of Phoebe,
viz: of the Hook and Ladder Company
E. Thomson, NJ. Shustrieh and A. H.
Emanuel. OF Phoebe Hose Company
| w. p. Goodman, j. J. Halpin and Louis
Sultan. OF Protection Hose Company
No. Geo. Arnold. L.. V. Loomis and P.
j. Cullen. As the meeting was held with
| closed doors, we were unable to obtain
particulars, until late. The following
| officers were elected: j. j. Halpin, Pres
ident; A. III. Emanuel, Secretary. Ger
tificates of ele ction were handed in and
all found present. Adjourned to meet
this Friday evening at o'clock to adopt
the constitution and bylaws for the gov
eminent of the department.
SOMETIME ago We published few re-
marks relative to the domestic habits of
three young crows and the annoyance
they were to the boys. The statement
of wrongs had the desired effect, caus-
ing the crows to forage elsewhere. Horace
Beene, the self constituted guardian of
two of those dusky providers, now gives
up all right and title to them and COM
missions any one to destroy them on
sight as they have become noisy and OBJ
streperous, and otherwise set his au.
thority at defiance. He made an i'm
portant proviso, viz: that the two he
owns shall be the point of attack, and
not the other, which is harmless and
innocent bird.
r. p. DAYTON, County Assessor, wal
busily employed during yesterday il
taking the census of the town of Pioch,
for the year 1875. The Assessor is re
quired to take the census OF the Count.
n of Lincoln for the year 1915, and whei
completed certify to the same, sending
it to the Governor of the State, who vii
. lay the same before the next Legislature
couvening. This is in accordance will
: the act passed by the last Legislature
approved March 5, 1875.
JUSTICES CoURT. Yesterday very lit
tie was being done in the Justices Court
In the case of James Finley vs.. Wash
ington and Creole Mining Company
Judgment was rendered in favor of plain
= tiff for the sum of $120, and costs c
suit taxed in the action. Charles FrendC
> the Maltese" had his trial deferred o
g account of the absence of the main wi
/. ness, W. L. Mckee, who will probabl
A. return to-day in time to give him
hearing.
DIED.-We learned last evening by
q private letter received here, that Fran
= Dana, of Eberhardt City, had died thel
!, about the time the letter was written.
. few days before his death he had bee
70 riding in a wagon, from which he wi
thrown, but without serious results,
:. was thought at the time, but it prove
70 fatal, and he must have received son
!, internal injuries. He was formerly
10 partner of Colonel Aliens, in Eberhar
% City.
d FROM the Eureka Sentinel of the 13
% We learn that the Hon. Henry Edgert'
# arrived there Sunday evening last,
f. route for Phoebe. He will be he
Is shortly, and will no doubt receive a CO
le dial greeting from many old friends al
acquaintance. He is at present mel
Der of the Senate from Sacramento, al
te for intellectual ability and power of ell
be quence has few equals. He will be he
b. some time on professional business.
he FROM Mr. Mart. Packard we learn Il
lst the building of the Eureka and Palisa
On railroad is being pushed with great Wig
~ They have already graded ten miles t.
10 side OF Alpha, and as soon as they v
:, have finished five miles more they v
at commence laying the track. Consid
- able rough work will be met with
" Garden Pass, but nevertheless they v
~. have the entire road finished through
'oo%y Eureka ere the season closes.
vas SIcK.-We regret to have to state t
'rd Mr.. P. Holland, proprietor of the
be CORD, was yesterday afternoon sudde
taken with a swelling of the instep
his foot, which became worse v
inc rapidly, SO much so that in the even
in he was compelled to call in the servi
-, of DR.. Lee. He obtained some temr
.s' airy relief during the evening, and
'or expect he will not be confined to
'on house after this morning.
Me MARRIED. We learn by private
itu- ter received in town last evening, fl
jail Panamint. that Miss Della Donahue,
'ar- merly of Phoebe, was married to j
Hays. of Panamint. Miss Donahue
the the restaurant in the Wilmans Ho,
vor on Main street, just before she left
yoi Panamint.
yes
wor DR.. DEAL informed us yesterday
ak the injured miner, Thomas Dimond,
The feeling very comfortable and resting
ng. as could be expected under the circ
tied stances. The symptoms so far are
. on favorable.
SHERIFF FIFE was yesterday an
pill orr business houses collecting quart
set licenses. He succeeded in collec
N.Y. about four hundred dollars, being me
the retail licenses.
N: The officers OF the Phoebe Fire
20 partment were yesterday employed
n = - cleaning up the hose, carriages, t,
Iniy seeing that everything was in good G
'ony and ready in case of emergency.
:. R. P. Cross, Deputy United S
ster- Marshal, in company with Xii
|. the Smith, left in yesterday mornings
Voc, Lake stage for Beaver, Utah, to b
me. hand at the trial Of John D. Lee.
erin MCBRIDE, the liking of Pain" o,