Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-03

CHIEFLY ABoUr DoGs.-Hydrophobia
is species Of dog malady hitherto IN
known on this coast. but several cases
have recently occurred in Virginia City.
Eureka and elsewhere. Here we have
Mongrel, puppy. whelp and hound.
And cur Of low degree,
And several CANNES, VINO are liable TO
get the traditional worm in their tongues
at any minute. In view of these facts il
would be well for all orr citizens. espe-
eially the juvenile portion OF population. TO
exert far d, gree 81 caution, and not be so
ready to get up an impromptu dog fight
on the least indica ton OF combatlveness
on the part of the CANNES. A distin-
guished professor of anatomy, some time
ago, published an elaborate theory of the
cause of madness in dogs, and gravely
stated that If the animals in question
were given sufficient chance and oppor-
tunity to crafty their amative and amor
Gus propensities they would not 60 mad.
Without discussing the interesting field
of physiological research here opened
up, We would suggest that little less
teasing and worrying of the poor brutes
by the boys, might have as good influ-
ence as the worthy professor views in
preventing the dreadful ma!ady. Phoebe
has not dogs enough by any means, and
We can't afford to lose one; and while the
relative proportion Of the sexes is kept
intact, We hope to be spared chronicling
any catastrophe consequent of the self
denial of that animal.
DIsrRIcr CoUEr.-The District Court
met on Monday at 10 q. m, pursuant to
adjournment, and transacted the follow.
ing business: The civil calendar was
taken up as follows: Kehoe vs.. Central
Pacific Railroad - Continued for the
term. Jno. II. Rice, assignee, vs.. Mag
net Mill & Mining Company ct al
Passed to August 9th. State Bank of
Nevada VS.. Frank Wheeler Il Co.-Passed
subject to a motion. j. W. Peck vs..
Glissen ct al.-Continued to the Septem-
Der sitting. Willett VS. Raymond l. Ely
Mining Company-Same order. Tregas-
ks vs.. Lanford-Same order. Jacobs Il
Sultan VS.. Heintzleman-Set for Mon
day, August 9th. Regain VS.. Wescoatt-
Set for Thursday, August 9Th. Clute vs..
Hail-Set for Thursday. August 9th.
Meadow Valley Mining Company vs..
Maxwel-Set for Monday, August 9th.
Mcdonald VS.. Heinzman-Passed for the
term. Jacobs IL Sultan VS.. Murray
Passed subject to motion. Trial Jury
drawn, returnable Monday, August 9th,
at 10 a. N. Court then adjourned to
Thursday, August 9Th.
WATERMELoN.-Yesterda an immense
quantity of this fruit arrived in Phoebe
from Utah, and was scattered pretty we'll
around the town - boys that hadn't
money or could not afford to buy one, as
variety and profit to the owner stole it.
We noticed one individual who had done
this, and in his haste toget away, dropped
the melon. squashing it to pieces, much
TO Reimbursement of the male sex seated
on boxes In the vicinity. Mr.. Lo came
along and picked up the scattered pieces,
not thinking the melon any worse for
being broken or little dusty. A
SHERIFF's SALES A sale will take
place on the Goth day of August, at the
Courthouse in Phoebe, of property be-
longing to the Washington and Creole
Mining Company, to satisfy Judgment
against them for $645 rs and STA costs,
together with accruing costs, in favor of
James Pierson, obtained in the District
Court June Is, 1875. schedule of the
property to be sold can be seen in the
advertisement in to.day's RECORD.
SHERIFF's SALE.-By an advertisement
in to.day's RECORD it will be seen that
for a Judgment rendered in the District
Court the 10th day OF June. in favor of
the Floral Springs Water Company for
SSl2.3l with $7S.75 costs, and also &C.
crulng costs, against the Washington
and Creole Mining Company. The prop
erty mentioned in this notice will be
sold at Sheriff's sale on the 26lh day of
August at the Courthouse, at II o'clock
HE Lexington Guards held bust.
ness meeting last evening at Armory
Hall The constitution and bylaws for
the government OF the company were
read and adopted as read. Second Lieu.
tenant James Cameron rendered his re.
cognltion, which was accepted, and r.
5. Crowley was elected to fill the va
cancy. Adjourned to Monday, August
10th, special meeting.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS WATER COMPANY
The Crystal Springs Water Company,
under the management of Ben. Pauker,
seem to be making considerab BILE headwav
delivering great quantity of water
throughout Phoebe. From present sp-
pearances this company seem to have
undertaken a business that promises to
be success. 1t
The Board of County Commissioners
met on Monday and adjourned until
to-day, when their regular monthly bust
ness will be transacted.
JOHNNY Galley visited the Springs at
Panaca on Sunday and took bath, but
did not take cold because he is used to
taking them. -
n GIL a.,