Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-02
t; ocAL INTELLIGENCE,

Traders IN ana htoUhN A1"NOaA SN4S0''
and also Meadow Valley stieet; whisky,
brandy, gin, or some other spirituous
Tonors. being the moving cause of the
a,citement, Two OF them We're resolved
70 commit suicide. and so that there
wonld be no difficulty in finding their
bodies. that they might receive christian
bnrial, they informed large circle of male
friends of their intentions, and forthwith
thev started loaded with morphine.
No male friends interfered to prevent
,ben. and as the night was cold 1t cooled
their ardor little, so that BY the time
thew had walked q short distance they
resolved 10 return and die in their beds
ike their fathers. and gandfathers had
dome before them. They returned, and
made ND their minds that they would
not die at present, just to spite those
borrid men. They were living yester-
dav. but little sick. Another young
damsel was promenading the streets, and
taking little beverage between times,
mill she succeeded in getting so full
that she was speechless. An officer took
COMPASSION on her and conveyed her to
her domici!e.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - Michael,
whose surname is Delaney. yesterday
had row with A. Snlzbacker on Main
street. in which the said Michael vigor-
ousIy assaulted Sulzbacker, who imme-
diately made complaint to Justice Allen,
and forthwith O warrant was issued for
the belligerent; he was found by officer
. Kelly and conveyed to the seat of justice
on Lacour street. Mr.. Delaney pleaded
guilty to the charge and made power
full speech in his own favor. in which he
said that he was smitten with one OF the
girls under the charge of A. Sulzbacker,
and that Mr.. Sulzbacker would not allow
him to see her; that he would go to the
brink of damnation for her. Judge,
he said, "you know how it is yourself.
l became frantic with the idea of having
true love treated in this style" The
Judge ordered him to appear to-day at
O'Clock for sentence, and let him go on
his own recogniZance.
UNocCuPIED HoUsEs.--We wish to call
the attention OF owners Of unoccupied
buildings to the fact that the doors and
windows of those houses are, in most
cases, open, giving admittanee to boys
who are in the habit of playing theatre
and initiating negro minstrel troupes,
lighting matches with which to burn
cork and black themselves, and doing
other tricks that render the buildings
liable TO be set afire ut any time. The
doors of all unoccupied buildings should
be locked and the windows fastened
down to keep out boys and other in
truders.
MEADOW VALLEY MINE.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Meadow Valley mine, held August 26th,
1875, the following gentlemen were
elected trustees: Robt. F. Morrow. j.
II. Dobinson, Augt. j. Bowie, Jr., Geo.
W. Beaver. j. D. Fry, Richard Wagner
and Oliver Eldridge. The following
officers Of the company were then Sc
lected: President, Geo. w. Beaver;
vice-President, J. D. Fry; Gen. Supt.,
D. NJ. Tyrrell; Secretary, f. w. Col
burn. All of the above gentlemen were
elected unanimously.
THE parties in charge of the HUM &
Hunt mine complain that they are troub.
led at night time, generally whilst lying
down, by having lot of animals about
the size of squirrel running over them
and on inquiry they learned that they
were skunks. We advised our informel
to catch one and he would soon be able
to decide whether they were squirrels OF
the other animals.
WITH the exception of two fist-fghti
yesterday was very quiet day il
Phoebe; nothing to stir the blood and NJ
exciting rumors from California in re
gard to the election or the resuming o
the Bank of California. Our "boys
are all ready to fire salute when tn
news comes that the bank has starte,
again.
JOE SEARS informs US that the offic
OF the Western Union Line in Pioch
will hereafter be run by him alone, an
that in consequence he will rot be abb
to keep any individual accounts and hav
the trouble of collecting, therefor PAL
ties will be ready to ante when the
send q message.
PIocHE HOSE COMPANY Tho regula
monthly meeting of this company wi
be held on Friday evening next at th
Justice Office. Lacour street, at 8 o'clocl
Members are requested to be punctut
in attendance as the regular MONTH
business will DO transacted.
A TussLE yesterday evening betwee
two men, at the lower part of Mai
street, caused quite rush in that dire
ton. The squabble was over befol
many reached the scene of action. NJ
body hurt.
FREIGHT ARRIVED. Freight for the 70
lowing parties came to Phoebe yesterda
through the Salt Lake Forwarding Hou.
OF hugh, White & Co.: +. w. Clut
=. Wheeler Il Co., Fl. Tregaskis and j
eobs & Sultan,
BY notice in another column it wi
Dc seen that the trustees of the Meade
valley mine have again reelected d. y
iyrreli as General Superintendent
That mine. We are glad to note this, {
he Is the right man in the right place.
We yesterday bore considerable railir
about railing that was erected in O,
office recently. No more railing at tn
railing goes, or off goes the offender
head.
REFEREE CAsE.-The referee case
CULLEN & Donahue against Jno. A. Stee
will be continued by the referee, j.
Foster, this morning at 10 O'Clock
Pitzer 4 Croyland's office.
ST. PAUL, speaking of the early Chri
tians, said they run well for seaso
Had they had some of those Imperi
boots sold by Morton & Schweizer
doubt they would have won the race.
JACOBS & SULTAN received a lot
freight yesterday from Chicago that b
been six weeks on the road. There is
screw loose somewhere on that road th
needs looking after.