Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-27

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Run on the state Hank.
The news OF the suspension of the
Bank of California came TO Phoebe yes
terday about $50 p. m, short timt
after the State Bank had closed, but it
opened again promptly on time at ;3C
p. M, at which time the Bank opens in
the evening. 1t was fully expected tina,
there would be q run, SO j. W. Wright
and Dick Bourne were on hand ready to
accommodate. All demands were
promptly met as handed IN by those who
were trying to create panic in our
midst The Bank transacted its legiti-
mate business of receiving deposits, buy
ing checks. etc, in the meantime, from
those who have confidence in the insti-
tuition. The State Bank of Nevada is in
no wise affected by the failure of the
Bank Of California. They promptly
telegrapbed to San Francisco and had
their checks drawn on the Bank of Cali
fornia cashed elsewhere. so that parties
dealing with the State Bank will have no
trouble in cashipg them there. During
the hight of the excitement j. II. Hoag
stood at the door of the Bank and called
everyone to come in and draw their de-
posts that wished so to do before the
regular closing time. The crowd grad.
ually thinned out and the excitement
died away. The run here WAS caused by
few individuals making offers of bets
that the Bank would close, but we are
satisfied that all such attempts to hurt
that institution will fall back on those
trying to create any such feeling in the
community.
SHERIFF. SALES. Three Sheriff sales
took place yesterday at the Courthouse
at u O'Clock m. of property seized in
execution to satisfy judgments against
the Washington & Creole S. NJ. Co. The
first was for judgment in favor of W.
p. Gissan, and the property brought the
amount of the judgment, interests, costs
and accruing costs, with ten dollars over
that amount; it was bought by Martin
Tarpey. The next sale was for q judg-
ment in favor of James Pierson, and the
property brought the amount of the
Judgment, interest, costs and accruing
costs, with five dollars over that amount;
it was bought by Martin Tarpey. The
next sale was for judgment In favor of
the Floral Springs Water Company.
The property brought the exact amount
OF the Judgment, interest. cost and ac-
cruing costs; bought by the Floral
Springs Water Company.
Bessie TURNER. - Our black and tan
female pup Bessie Turner" died yes
terday morning, August Goth, from
poison administered to her in the neigh
borhood of the school house on Cedar
street, by some despicable cur too mean
and low-lived to be allowed in a decent
community; that 1t was fed to her for
that purpose we know, rs she was brought
up properly and not allowed to pick up
things lying around loose. We mourn
as Rachel mourned for her children
and would not be comforted;" but not
outstanding that we offer $50 in gold
coin to have that dog poisoner present
himself ut the business Office of the
RECORD.
DEATH OF FRED HENNE.-Fred Henne,
who died at Highland August 25th by
strangulation, was buried yesterday at 3
o'clock. A great many doubts are ex,
pressed as to whether be came to his
death by his own hands OF not, SO much
doubt IN fact that complaints were made
10 the grand jury yesterday about it; but,
as they were just about concluding their
isoors, nothing could be done. Marks
are said to have been found on his BODY
after 1t was washed that were not known
OF before, aud could not have been made
after his death.
THERE is rancher living down in
Meadow Vallew Wash. He takes no
papers, and never heard of the Beecher
scandal till last week. A neighbor passed
ny on the road to Bulliouville, and he
asked the neighbor what in HI it was
ABOUT. The neighbor began to relate the
story ana, toward sunset, when he had
Rotten beecher and Mrs. Tilton into n
room by themselves, the listener seized
me narrator, saying: Hold on: wait
uli go and get my wife; she wouldn't
miss the rest Of it for $780,"
DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court met ves-
terday at 10 o. m, when the following
business was transacted: Chas. Connors
pleaded guilty to the indictment chare-
ing him with burglary, aud will be sen.
fenced on Saturday, 2sth inst. The case
OF the State against the Floral mill was
continued until Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock. The grand jury then came into
court, made their final report and were
discharged for the term. Court then nd.
l,ourned until Saturday. 2sth inst, at
1Oa. m.
HE Eureka & Palisade Railroad will
Drug TO Phoebe on or about the 29th in
slant freight for the following parties:
=; Ottoman, D. Monteverde, L. C., +. w.
Sinte, j. Eisenmann e Co, Mott. Fish
a. Co., Fl. Lewis, American Flag. G,
stem, 4, Hamilton, Quong Chong, Nor.
ION q schweiger, Raymond & Ely, J. C.
roster and A. d. Reccabarren.
LIE funeral of Fred Henne took place
Yesterday afternoon from the residence
Vi Matt Schustrich, on Phoebe street
ana was largely attended, many going ON
'oo'' IN carriages and on horseback,
SISTERS OF MERcY.-The Sisters of
hetey' now on visit to Phoebe, accom-.
panied by the Rev. Father Montav.rao
ana John Z. Lynch and lady, yesteriau
paid visit to Highland i'as
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, FARGO 6
" shipped yesterday bullion amounting