Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-24

NEARLY FIRE On Sunday last
about o'clock, the attention of Dr. G.
II. Alexander was called to the lamp be-
longing to Mrs. Grambs' lodging house,
hanging betwixt tho entrance of the
lodging-house and his store; on examin-
alton he found the inside all afire and
hastily tore it down and threw it into
the street. The reason of this fire was
that the lamp had been allowed to burn
all night, had not been put on. in the
morning, and in consequence had burned
all tho oil out of the lamp, getting it
heated up so that the drops of oil on the
outside caught fire, melting the lamp
and causing the confagration. We would
call the attention of lodging-house peo
pie and others to the fact that lamps are
allowed to burn in that style very often.
instead OF having them put out at the
break OF day, and are at any time liable
to cause fire by the lamp bursting and
oil running down and catching afire.
NoTIoE TO LIEN HOLDERS. liap
notice as publish in to-day's RECORD, to-
wit: John Dahl, William o 'Brien. Pat
rick McDonagh and Michael O'Brien
plaintiffs, against the Washington and
Oreoie Mining Company, defendant, will
pc heard in the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial Dis.-,,.ct on the 4th dav
of October, 1875. All persons holding
or claiming liens are required to make
proof by that date.
CHARLEY WEIpERHoLp received a dis.
patch last evening, dated at Steamboat
Springs. from Laura Prudential, stat
ing that her sister Annie Freu denthal
died at that place yesterday. We regret
TO hear this very much. Her aunt, Mrs.
Grambs, left in yesterdays stage hoping
to get there before she died.
We publish i'll to.day's RECORD card
from Louey Betz, in which he explains
exactly how matters we're in regard to
me funeral OF VIM. Carver. The public
should read this card, and they will then
Snow exactly on whom the blame of that
affair rests.
FREIGHT REcE1yED. Freight amount
ing to IA, 900 pounds was received on
sunday. through the agency of the For.
ws5ding House of F. F. Marx, for the
,oiiowing parties: E. Brown, of Bull
honviiie; Charles Goedick and Phi. Eel
senthal.
A FIST FIcnT.--A fist fight occurred
Yesterday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock on
Lacour street. in front of the papac, Sa.
loon. One gentleman had his shirt torn
rom his back, and the other received a
bloody nose.
MARTIN TAnpEY arrived on SUNDAYS
stage, via Hamilton, from San Francisco,
Martin has bsen absent about two
months on business. The climate of
san Francisco appears to have ngreed
with him.
REFEREE CAsE.-.The referee case of
ponahue & Quillsn against John Steele
was being heard before the Referee. ].
- roster, yesterday, at Pitzer IL Croy-
anas office. 1t was continued until 10
O'Clock to-day.
dRASD JuRY. The Grand Jury met
Yesterday. after recess of several DAYS,
ana transacted business until 5 O'Clock.
Ss, WHICH time they adjourned until to-
Jay alto O'Clock.
DoRS'-our friend Johnny May has
u'u IN addition to his family in the
n plIape OF daughter. Johnny will
event. "'1''''onS on tho
DISTRICT CoURr.-The District Court
a'ee1s at 10 o'clock to-day. the 9th in.
s.ant, when sentence will be- ,o.soa
upon Chas. Frendo. who pleaded on;Isu
70 attempted murder. sui'y
THE Phoebe West Extension M;n;na
that pany advertise in to-day's Rsoonp
,uat all unsettled accounts Of the oomD
psny Tor the month of July will ha n";a
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