Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-17
NJ A Hubbell
DEPARTURES

Inc FINANCE committee appointed by
the Committee of Arrangements OF the
Fireman's ball, July 9Th, 1875, report as
follows: Have distributed 1913 tickets;
have collected for 1913 tickets, at So each,
aggregating $5l5; have paid all expenses
of the ball, amounting to $3.50. We SUBJ
init the following account of money re-
ceived and bills paid: Received from
sale of tickets, $515. Paid P. Holland
for printing, SAT; paid Jones & Muir
ray, SO; paid for rent, $50; paid for
music, 500; paid for supper for musi-
clans, $3; balance on hand, 1926. Total,
$5l5. Received to-day, July 10Th, from
the Finance Committee of the Firemans
ball, given July 9Th, one hundred and
sixty-two and half dollars, being one
halt of the net proceeds from the sale of
tickets, and the full amount belonging to
this company. Signed: W. p. Gooman,
Sec, P. f. D. The other half of the net
proceeds-$l62 50-was paid to the Pro-
lection Hose Co. No. 2.
JUSTICE CouRr.-On account of the in
disposition of Justice U. E. Allen yester-
day the preliminary examination of
Charles Frando, the Maltese, charged
with an attempt to murder, was post
poned until to-day. 1t will not occupy
the attention of the court longer than to-
day as there is but few witnesses to ex-
anime. The attachment suit of John
Murphy vs.. Pat. Quigley was yesterday
brought up; the costs of the case were
paid. and by mutual consent of both
parties, the case was dismissed. j. Doe
Yesterday pleaded guilty to striking Jno.
Lazenby, the Fire Warden, on or about
the 9th of July. Judge Allen deferred
his sentence until to-day.
The following merchants received
consignments of goods, including hard.
ware, tnware, wines and liquors, etc,
Yesterday, forwarded by the Salt Lake
House of Hugh White & Co.: A. T.
Moore, +. W. Clute, Thompson e eau
dln, Mott. Fish & Co., P. Holland, J. j
halpln. }. Eisenmann & Co., A. Bar
hour and F. Wheeler q Co. The goods
came through from Salt Lake City il
eleven days.
Il. Il. ScHIMMEN, s. B. Ferguson, Geo
Mcoiain and Henry Hatch by perusing +
notice IN our advertising column, under
the head of New To-day" you will fine
subject Of interest to each of YOU con
corning some of your mining claims 10
Gated in Silver Park District, Nv,
county, Nevada, and if you do not at
Will be forfeited in said mines
In Tommy Dimond's case who wa
injured in the Raymond & Ely mine tn
Doctor reports that no nnfavoroh,,
symptoms have as yet presented them
selves and his general condition Is fovor
able and fair. Hopes are enterta;ns,
that no serious results may ensue. w
sincerely hope it may be So.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Phoebe Wes
Mining Company will take notice tina
on the 18th day OF July an assessmen
(No. 81 of two dollars per share wa
levied. which, il unpaid on the 18th q
August, will become delinquent. Tn
delinquent sale will be held on the lot
Of September.
W. E. Griffin, agent for Wells, Farg
Il Co. in Phoebe, will leave here on Mon
days Salt Lake stage for a visit to tina
city OF about weeks duration. job
ID. Rice will look out for the affairs c
the Office during the absence of MI
Griffin.
WE are pleased to hear that Phil. Hol
.on' who has been confined to his hous
ior several days with an attack of pler
,isy, is gradually getting better. an
hopes to be out shortly. "
A pleasant rain storm visited Piocb
during Thursday night and veatorao
morning. making the air cool and aa.a,
able throughout the day. "fs'o'
IN another column will be found
very interesting letter from Beaver ;
reference to the trial of John D. Lee.