Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-26

IUIIlNG UP OIONES. II 10 CUiu budp VI
the last two days has reminded people of
the fact that Winter approaches, and the
necessity of putting up stoves to be pre-
pared for the same; and we wish to re-
mind every one to be cautious in that
matter to see that the stoves and pipes
are suitably placed, so that the latter
will not become uniointed and thus |
cause fire. Most of the fires are caused |
by the pipes being improperly fastened,
so that wind or storm loosens them |
easily, and when fire is kindled in the
stove the premises are endangered. It is
better to employ u timer or hardware
man and have them properly placed; the
cost is light and may save considerable
money to every one.
BILL ANTHONY yesterday saw lot of
chickens just from Utah selling at very
reasonable rates, and accordingly pur
chased few dozen. The chickens were
tied in pairs. A large sized hog (not
Jake's) came along and grabbed pair,
starting down Main street, full tilt, with
them in his mouth. 1t required several
men and several dogs to recapture the
chickens. We hope the owner of that
hog has not been teaching that animal
those kind of tricks to replenish his
larder.
JUSTICE CoURT. the attachment
suit Of Snodgrass against Davis, judg-
ment was confessed for the amount of
the attachment and costs. In the case
of the Deseret Telegraph Company
against the bondsmen OF Frank Wyatt
the attorneys in the case entered into O
stipulation to take the testimony of Dom
nelly, telegraph operator previous to his
leaving in case be was ordered else
where, and also to postpone the case
until November Goth, to produce evil
dence from San Francisco.
S. B. MARITIME, our well.known ice
man, leaves to-day for st. George, Utah,
to be absent for short time. The OBJ.
ject of his journey to st. George we dc
not wish to disclose at present, but wher
the business is completed we will give
the full particulars to the readers OF tn,
RECORD, of who officiated at the cere
mony and how MARITIME stood il, etc.
SHERIFF's SALE.-A Sheriff's sale il
advertised in this mornings RECORD t,
come off at the Court House at 70 o'clocl
on Tuesday. November 16. The SAT-
sale Is to satisfy judgments obtaiue'
against the Washington & Creole Min
ny Jno. Dahl ct al. The amount of tn
Judgments is $1,640, with interest, cost
and accruing costs.
lNJURED.--A cattle man named I
shanks was injured yesterday aiternoo
while riding horse in Boone & Dolman
corral. The saddle became loose and b
was thrown to the ground giving him
wound upon the forehead. NJ wac mr.
serious and he was able to be around la,
evening.
FROM GROOM DIsTRIcr.-J.B. Osborn
and A. M. Berry arrived from Groo,
District on Sunday evening. Mr.. O
borne ia the Superintendent of the min,
at Groom District and Mr.. Berry we ba,
known in Austin, Treasure Hill and d.
Valley.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Ths District Cou
met yesterday at 10 a. M. and in cons
quepce of the sickness Of A. B. Hun
the case was postponed until this NOR
ing at 10 a. m. Court adjourned uni
7o'clock last evening.
The sickness of A. B. Hunt postpon,
the trial Of Maxwell yesterday, but '
believe Mr.. Hunt was feeling much b,
ter last evening and will be able to 90
with it to-day.
FnoM HIKo-W. M. Wilson arriv
yesterday from Hike. He reports affai
there as jogging along as usual and h
Heath, Stems, Curtis and all the rest
the old timers are in good health.
BARS OF BuLLIoN.-Three yery la,
bars OF bullion from the Floral mil, W,
landed at Wells. Fargo & Go. "a oynr,
office last evening. p''
HAVING received the principal par,
my Winter supply of groceries-all r..
eoods-am now prepared to sell at ress,
able rates. It. q por,..
THERE has been no departures
either stage since Saturday.