Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-03

menceu Dy INC SO~uty SSA4 An-'S .
ys. Wells, Fargo & Co., for tax on per
sonal property, the circumstances are
"a follows: Wells, Fargo IL Co. have
taken mortgages on O large amount OF
property that is not really worth the
amount for which they are mortgaged,
as a consequence the parties holding the
mortgages will have to pay the taxes on
the property for its full amount and they
also are required to pay the tax on the
mortgages, which makes them pay taxes
on double or nearly double the present
valuation of property. This. as will be
seen, works great hardship, and it is
for the tax on the mortgages that the
Express Company are contendiDg.
CHAMPION HUNTER.-Ike Phillips went
q cunning yesterday in the suburbs of
Phoebe, but only met with Indifferent
success, owing to the scarcity of game
and the treacherous kind of gun he
had. He, however. succeeded in killing
a crow and a rabbit. He would have
been more successful if both barrels of
his gun had not went off at one time,
causing the gun to kick on the nose and
assisting him to a soft seat on the damp
earth; claret flew around for some little
time, the game in the meantime took
advantage of the accident and deramped
for parts unknown. Ike arrived safe in
town about dusk without the aid of an
ambulance.
JUSTICE CoURT. Michael Delany ap'
peared before Justice Allen yesterday, al
II o'clock, to receive his sentence for
assault and battery on A. Sulzbacker, to
which offensa he pleaded guilty, and he
fined him one dollar and costs, remitting
his own costs and that OF tho District
Attorney, giving Delaney until Monday
to pay the balance. The Judge said that
he was lenient in this case because it
was the fault of the outsiders urging the
assault and egging it on, and he did no.
think Delaney would have committed it
if it had not been for them.
J.. G FOSTER has lately had numerous
Inquiries in regard 10 the whereabouts
of Mortimer Fuller, and at what time he
would return to Phoebe. lie says that
Judge Fuller ought to be in Phoebe now,
but where he is or at what time he will
return be does not know We give place
to this information to save Judge Foster
from being asked a million questions q
day as to the points mentioned.
L1aHrNER Hook AND LADDER COMPANY.
Members of this company, your atten.
ton is called to notice in to-day's Re-
CORD of the regular monthly meeting on
Saturday, September 4th, at o'clock in
the evening, in the back room, up stairs,
of E. Hamilton's saloon. The regular
monthly business will be in order and
members are requested to be on hand
punctually.
DIVIDEND NoTIcE.-By notice in an
other column it will be seen that the
State Bank of Nevada has again come to
The front with a dividend of two per
cent, being the earnings of the Bank for
the month of August. This speaks well
for home institution. While everything
is going to the wall throughout th o
country our bank is paying healthy
dividend.
PROTECTION HOSE Co.--Your attention
is called to q notice in to-day s RECORD
calling you to attend the regular monthly
meeting of your company this evening
at s clock, at the Hose House on La.
cour street. Punctual attendance is re-
quested, as the regular monthly bust
ness will come before the meeting.
RAYMOND & Ely FOUNDRY. There will
be big heat at the Raymond & Ely
Foundry to day, as they intend melting
five tons of iron for various castings
The pipe to convey the water from the
upper tank is all finished and ready foi
coupling. 1t is stronger than that laid
in our streets.
TIE Sisters of Mercy yesterday paid c
visit 10 the Raymond & Ely mine, anG
had with them a subscription paper
showing that they were collecting for the
benefit of the Orphans Home and schoo
at Yreka, Cal. We understand that the,
met with very fair success.
YOUNG MEN's SOCIAL CLUE. The mem
bers of this organization are called t.
meet at Browns Hall this evening a
80 o'clock. All are requested to b.
present punctually at the time named
as business of Importance will come be
fore the meeting.
SUIT CoMMENoED.--A suit was com
menced yesterday by the County Com
missioners OF Lincoln county agains
Wells, Fargo & Co., by attachment, t.
collect the amount due as taxes on per
sonal property for the year 1875.
RETURNED.--Geo. B. Van Emmon re
turned yesterday from Utah, and give
sn interesting account of his trip to tn
allierent portions of that Territory. IL
mas been to Parowan, Pangwitch, IN,
numerous other sections of Utah.
WATER has been flowing from the pip
AZ the corner of Meadow Valley an
Main streets for the last two days. Yes
terday the ground was opened to get a
the spot from which the water was flow
ing. ''' "
The referee case of CULLEN & Dono
hue against John A. Steele was cor
tinued by the referee, j. C. Foste,
throughout yesterday. Adjourned unit
to-day.
The various timbers for the hoistip
works of the Meadow Valley mine an
arriving very fast, and work to put ther
IN shape will soon be commenced o
them.
ProcHG HOSE COMPANY - Don't forge
your regular monthly meeting at th
Justice Court this evening at s O'CLOCK
Members are particularly requested to b
sharp on time at that hour.
BALHy HoRsEs "A pair of balky horse
on Main street las. evening were th
centre of attraction, aud when the
started at lively gait it caused quite
Scamperlng among tho crowd,
TIA following passengers VIII ariiy
y ~ TINS evenings Hamilton stage; Cap
W. NJ. Bell, ID. G. McCloud and Mr..