Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07

of Laurel Hall Institute, san Siateo, Cal.
held on the 9th day of August, 1875
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted: Whereas
in the Divine Providence it has pleased
the Almighty Father to remove from this
world the soul of our beloved friend and
companion, Annie G. Prudential, one
the favorite of all and the first in genera
standing and scholarship during the last
session of the Institute. Resolved, thai
We all feel deeply the loss sustained by
the removal from US. and that We extend
the hand OF sympathy to her relatives SC
greatly bereaved. Resolved, that in the
sudieuness OF this visitation We recog-
nize the uncertainty of human life; we
rejoice in the glory and beauty of a life
like hers, always in readiness for the All.
seeing-eye or the home-call of its maker.
Resolved, that copy of these resolu-
tons be transmitted to her relatives as a
testimonial Of our sympathy and re.
gard.
AMONG the departures on Sunday FOR
the trouble at Spring Valley, We noticed
jim Finley, Col. G.. NJ. Ssbin, E. Ham.
ilton, John Ernst, Matt. Halpin, TEX, -
three of the Lemon boys, Pat Holland,
Captain Gallagher, Doc Ashmead, j. ".
Dobbins, Mr.. Farrell, Bob Wilson, Andy
Fife, DR.. S. L. Lee, X. j. Hanly, two Of
the Smith boys, Jim Pearson, VIM. c..
Glissan. w. p. Glissan, Geo. Kendall,
VIM. Lakin, Dan Ryan, Tom CULLEN,
VIM. Cotton, Jas. Cronan, 2. Bynes, W.
L. Mckee, Jno. O'Dougherty. There
were numerous other parties that left,
but we were unable in the excitement that
existed to furnish full list. We have
omitted some and we know it, and par
ties must excuse US if in the hurry we
omitted them.
o. Monday morning about 61l clock
an alarm was sounded from the fire bell
in front of Halpin's store, which sue
ceeded in arousing large crowd of citi-
gems. Word was immediately given to
them that runner had arrived from Pat
terson with letter to l.. V. Loomis,
asking for help, arms and ammunition.
W. w. Bishop Immediately communi-
port of the letter and message. 1mme-
diately upon the receipt of the above
Birdsall received telegraph dispatch
from the Governor, authorizing the Sher-
if and County Commissioners to do what
they thought best in the premises. An
order was Immediately issued to the Lex
ington Guards by the Sheriff to proceed
to the scene of action.
AT meeting of the L lexington Cards,
held at Armory Hall September 6, 1875,
VIM. Mahoney presiding, the following
business was transacted: A dispatch
from the Governor was read. calling the
company out for service. The roll was
called ana all the members responded to
their names. A committee of five was
appointed to solicit arms and a commit
tee of three appointed to get supplies.
Mr.. Andrews announced to the meeting
that any member of the company in the
employ of the Raymond 4 Ely Company
had their permission to 60 with the
company A vote of thanks was tend.
cred Captain Day and Mr.. Andrews for
the generous courtesy. The company
were ordered to meet at Armory Hall al
7 o'clock sharp to-day.
W. w. BISHOP, in his notice to the
people in the afternoon stated that the
County Commissioners of White Pine
county had called on the Commissioners
OF Lincoln county for aid; that the com.
mittee had called for, and the County
Commissioners of Lincoln county, talk
ing into consideration the necessity fol
immediate action, had acted on it by
dispatohing the necessary arms, equip
| ments and men. The committee an
| pointed G.. M. Sabin Commander, ant
| Captain L. Gallagher AS Assistant; TIT
| place of meeting being at Wilson = ranch
Wilson creek, near Cave Valley, at lively,
O'Clock on Sunday night.
By the advertisement of Chas. Vivian
Parlor Entertainment the public will no
tiee that Mr.. Vivian intends giving thre
entertainments in Phoebe. As this will
probably be with most of our citizen
the first chance they have ever had t
hear him and his company tina
whatever point Or place they have visite,
they have met with immense success i
is expected that Phoebe will not be be
hind hand in that matter. His enter
talnment Is such that it will suit tn
most fastidious, and it is to be hope,
the company will meet with merite
success.
DELINQUENT LIsT.-The Phoebe Recon
to-day publishes the delinquent list G
the Antilles Mining Company, amount
ing to about Ii, 600 shares of the stocl
The time for payment expires Septembe
10th, 1875, at which time all stock wi
be sold wherein the necessary assessmer
and expenses is not paid.
We publish to-day set of resolution
of the teachers and pupils of Laurel Ha
Institute in reference to the death {
Annie Prudential. Annie was scholf
at Laurel Hall, and the resolutions sho
that the scholars and teachers had th
highest opinion of her abilities, and ais
love for the girl.
DIED.-Wm. Aldrich who was admi
ted TO the County Hospital a short tim
ago, died yesterday. aged 50 years. II
has relatives residing in Worceste
Massachusetts.
MEANS OF DEFENsE-In the neighbo
hood of the RECORD "print shop"--tv
, air guns and horse pistol.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amountir
to S15,354.
BOUND TO DIE.-When the news of Il
,, suspension of the Bank of Californ