Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURES.
BY GILMAN Il sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
Benhayon

OuR Justice of the Peace is known for
his size, also for his good nature. Yes
terday we had a sample of the latter. He
received anonymously, but knew it came
from a lady that has lately been receiv-
ing some attention from him, in the dis
charge of his official duties, what is
called marker, that is o motto or name
worked In colored silk, on perforated
bristol board, the said marker contained
the following words: Though absent,
ever dear" He simply remarked Eyes,
have been very dear to her, but the
next time wont be; shall Just "fence"
her up in the county bastile, and she
wont be annoyed with any dirty boards
over the windows.
WE mentioned in yesterdays issue
that John Cassidy, Rufo Norvall and
Harry Levy had made trip to Highland,
and two Of them, Cassidy and Norvall.
returned on Wednesday evening; but
Shorty" having rode horse that was
not remarkable for his good qualities,
was Obliged to tarry in the suburbs until
Thursday afternoon, when q friend of
succeeded in getting him back to Phoebe.
shorty says as that IS the first time he
has ridden horseback for 20 years, it will
be ~ more before he tries it again.
The members of Phoebe Hose Com
pany were busily employed yesterday at
the Truck House taking out the four
hundred feet of leather hose from the
reel OF the cart, running water through
1t to thoroughly cleanse it, then spread.
ing 1t on the floor of the Truck House TO
dry: The leather hose has been replaced
on the cart by the carbolized hose, two
hundred feet Of which has been placed
upon the reel in case of emergency dur
ing the time the leather hose is being
prepared.
HE heated term has again com
menced, the thermometer being yester-
day % degrees in the shade. Speaking
OF the heat yesterday to an acquaintance,
ne remarked that we ought not to COM
PLAIN OF the small amount of heat ex-
perlenced here, as the future place to
winch We would surely 60 would proba-
oily be much warmer We dissepted
from his opinion and renounced all claim
10 future companionshp.
SQUIRE HIGGNs, who had his eve hurt
on Wednesday last, was yesterday in
rather better condition. Doctor Lee
says the eye is very much covered with
blood and is at present under the i'm
preston that the sight will be loet. bnt
ana' me globe OF the eye will be saved
aiu .ne probabilities are that cataract
w.n form over the eye which will neces-
NJ Si'a ..s; surgical operation, the removing
" WINCH may possibly restore the sight.
D. B. Nye;of the firm of E. A. FARGO
4 Co.. who arrived in Phoebe on
"Wednesday, will leave on Sa,p.a.u
morning. He expressed himself 'as Vol,
pleased with the outlook and present a.,
pearance OF the camp, and saws the :, !.
chants of San Francisco are alwavs Ola
to have trade with Phoebe and considsraJ J
1t TO be on as firm basis as any town in
the State. - ~
N. B. NoRvALL, Superintendent of
HUM 4 Hunt, etc., was yesterday mar.
fied in Salt Lake City to Miss Ann Rob-
inson. Miss Robinson is a sister Of Mrs
Thirsty. Of this place, and formerly re.
sided here. Mr.. Norvall and his wife
leave Salt Lake City to-day for Phoebe.
TIE Estate" has lost the KEY OF his of.
nee in the Courthouse, and as he is com.
PEELED to get through the window to omen
me door. it is source of annoyance TO
MN. Wont somebody return that kew
of furnish duplicate?
Ire following passengers will arrive
on thia evenings Hamilton stage: J.
Eohn' Mrs. Foster and children. Cbas
pani, Bertha Martin, Flora Evans and
Lottie Wescott. swans 'ho
oN account Of the illness Of Jndoe 7
3 Pitzer the referee case of CULLEN ana
Donahue against John A. Steele no. -
.efday postponed; if the Judge fsals ; yss,
enough the case will be continued to.a Sv,'
IN Bullionville, yesterday at 70 M ~,
~, ,Ss Thermometer marked lo5 degrees IL