Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-31

PUBLIC MEETINa AT THE SpRING.-In
answer to the call for those interested in
the spring on McCannon street, to meet
there at o'clock last evening, about
fifty persons we're present. They elected
as President, James Frazer; Secretary,
NJ. Fl. Lichtenstein. Messrs. Frazer and
Cox were appointed az Finance Com
mittee, with power to collect and disburse
all moneys for the protection of the rights
of the parties against whom suit was
commenced. The Committee were also
empowered to publish a card to explain
what the views of the meeting were in
connection with the suit brought against
them; the Committee we're also empow-
cred to select an attorney and employ
him. The meeting then adjourned, to
meet at the call of the Finance Commit
tee. Immediately after the adjournment
the Committee waited on Mr.. A. B.
O'Dougherty. and secured his legal SER
vices.
SHEnIFF FIFE yesterday sold lot of
the personal property of the Washington
Il Creole mine to satisfy Judgment
against that Company in favor OF W. p.
Glissan for 800 II and costs. The fol-
lowing parties purchased what was sold
Geo. Miller 1891 so. F. W. Clute $780,
W. 2. Glissan $10l.50, A. J. Blair $32.-
90, - Duff $6 so, = Gallick 81, the
amount of which is 1886, not much more
than enough to pay the costs in the case,
The following merchants received
merchandise through the Eureka & Pail.
SADIE Railroad agency at Phoebe yester.
day: 7. @. Poujade. Mott. Fish & Co.,
+. w. Clute, Nesbitt & Bro, Charles
Koch, Levin Il Co., d. G. Clark 4 Bro,
Ph. Felsenthal, Joseph Eisenmaun &
Co., Raymond 4 Ely Mining Company,
Henry Mahlstedt. The above goods
amounted to 22.510 pounds. Joseph
Kelley is acting as agent during the alb
sence of W. E. Griffin.
The County Assessor is around attend.
ing to his duties in regard to the collec-
ton OF poll-tax. He don't overlook any
one; be is not that kind of a man. In
ms interview at the business Office of the
RECORD be closed the conversation by
leaving eight receipts. We tried very
hard to plead "ths baby act' for the ben.
emit o. all the typos, but it would not
"ofk with that hard hearted Assessor.
A GOOD shepherd dog on a ranch
stocked with cattle is one of the necessi-
Ties. We saw one that was presented to
Constable Mckee, yesterday, to use on
the ranch on which he has his stock. II
very pretty dog, only it has a short
narrative, and looks as if it was of a
good shepherd breed. The dog is called
Lafrapy or The Yellow Chief" in
consequence Of his color.
To ARRIvE.-Goods for the following
parties will arrive in Phoebe on Au,,s.
9Th. forwarded through the comm;.s;on
house Of Hugh White & Co.. Salt Taba
City: +. Wheeler Il Co., j. J. Halnin :,
Co., j. Eisenmann & Co., A. Rarhon,
and j. M. Hanford ''o'i
EUGENE soHoppMANS, formerly s,r
veyor Of Lincoln county. Secretary OF this
Fire Department and school teacher. was
yesterday engaged driving team ur
Main street, the wagon to which The
team was attached being loaded with
charcoal.
WE had numerous calls yesterday al
the REconp business office, for the pur
pose Of interviewing the photograph o.
oohn u. Lee, Of which notice was made
In Fridays RECORD.
AEssRs. Frazer. Cox and Lich,ensteip
publish card in this morniny's REcoR1
10 accordance with resolution passed A
'he meeting at tue spring last evening.
rHs following passengers will arriv,
On this evenings Hamilton stage; L
n Dave. w. P. Jackson, j. NJ. Martin
YIN. u. Bennett and John Galley.
RoLLA WATT. q. DR.. Lees Drno .s,or.
De Cabanas brand Of Cigars. three TO
The Hamilton pony mail arrived Ian
for Mr. Pony. ear'.
IHs Salt Lake stage arrived yesterda,
afternoon at O'Clock. with passenos.