Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-05

Bessie TURNER is the name by which
a celebrated black and tan female pup
has been ehristened. This pup is alto
getber unlike her namesake Of "Beecher-
Tilton scandal notoriety, !" inasmuch as
sleep seldom according to her owners
ideas) closes her eyelids. She is
restless girl and only six weeks old yes
terday. The pheasant to her. but pain
full to every one else) operation OF
having her ears trimmed by No. artist
was performed land here the,ssimile
comes in). and like her namesake, Bes-
sic. undergoing the tourtures Of cross
examination, she never squealed, but
stood it lie martyr. That pup will
make its mark in history yet. and some
future historian will be called on to write
the chronicle of her life. We write this
item TO give him some ideas of her early
childhood as starter.
ELECTION. : The election for Chief
Engineer, LIST and % Assistant Eugi-
neers, of the Phoebe Fire Department
came of yesterday at Protection Hose
house. The polls were opened at 80
a. u. and kept open throughout the day.
with the exception Of the time occupied
for refreshments. The number of votes
cast were 80 For Chief Engineer Rus
sell Scott received IS; for LIST Assistant
Engineer Earl Hamilton received IS; for
I'd Assistant Engineer John Roeder re-
ceived So votes and J. D. Ernst 25; scat
teripg 2. The officers of the Department
are now Russell Scott. Chief; E. Hamil-
| 90 ai,ta lah,. A.,
sistant Engineer.
"Ye that have tears prepare to shed
them now" This remark was caused by
the appearance of three large Saratoga
trunks on Main street yesterday, wend
ing their way to the Hamilton stage Of
flee. The said trunks leave on to-day'i
stage, and so does the owner OF them, il
an officer don't claim her attention be
fore she departs. Lacour street and its
vicinity will mourn the loss of one of it,
shining lights; one that was always il
the Justices Court, in wrangle or fight
or under Constsble's attachment. Th,
Lord or the ''other fellow" speed her OF
her way, and We hope we may never b.
blessed with the light Of her countenanc'
any more.
FIRE.-The alarm OF fire last evenin,
about So o'clock, was caused by the fall
ing and breaking Of lamp in the boo
and shoe store of ], B. Stephens. and tn
oil spread around blazing. With the as
sistance of several outsiders the fire wa
quickly extinguished. Many were unde
the impression that the bell was rung il
consequence of the result Of the election
for officers of the Fire Department, an
an immense rush of men made their wa
along Main street. We hardly though
that there was as many people in Phoebe
CHEERFUL. = The newly appointe
Steward at the County Hospital. Mr.. {
Kastberg, since his administration owe
the affairs of that institution, has il
augurated many changes worthy Of con
mendable paise both in and around th,
hnilding, for the comfort of the inmate
The grounds in front are being grade
down and leveled off, thus presenting
most cheerful appearance. Everythir
in connection with the Hospital no
RI wears an air of attention and watchf
care.
l. As will be seen by card in to-day
IN issue John Croyland has started in Il
Il active practice of the law. He can
N ways be found at his office on Meade
., Valley street, adjoining the store
ty Mott, Fish & Co.
40 PosTPoNEMENT.-By notice in
va days REooRD it will be observed that
or Sheriff's sale, advertised to come off
re day, OF two hundred head Of cattle,
i, postponed until Saturday. the 7th day
re August, at same time and place.
:. Assessor DAYTON returned to town l.
he evening a few minutes before s o'clo,
nd just in time to put in the last vote Il
it was cast yesterday at the election
ht Chief Engineer and Assistants.
's The Salt Lake stage left Phoebe y
re terday morning without any passepge
We plenty of people nre arriving in Pioc
is. but very few are leaving.
~ The Hamilton stage arrived last ev'
Ibm ing at six o'clock, with two passepg
~ aboard.
er- A LIGHT shower of rain visited us
OF wards the evening vest