Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-23


The afternoon and the evening session |
of the court was consumed in the ex-
animation and cross-examin ation of E. |
NJ. Crane, witness for the prosecution.
From all appearances this case bids fair
to last throughout next week.
The court meets this morning at ten
o'clock.
THIEVES. Yesterday afternoon Vert
heimer's store was visited by two Nor
mons, who were evidently going extern
sively into the thieving business. One
OF them went to the rear of the store and
bought pair of boots; whilst be was SO
doing the other laid bundle of overalls
on top of pile Of pantaloons, and then
saving he would return in few minutes,
picked up the overalls and with them
pair of pantaloons off of the pile. They
were not at first missed. The other lett
with his boots, and, as he passed out Of
the door, took also pair of pants that
he did not purchase, and left both ar,i-
cles in Alexander drug store. but Loney
Wertheimer, happening to observe the
action. called into the drug store and
took the pants and boots back to the
store. The case. summed up, is as fol-
lows Wertheimer is out one pair of
pants. but has in their place pair of
boots of about equal value. Whether
these gentlemen will return the pants
and get the boots remains to be seen.
The store, however. is mons loser on the
transaction.
SpUR-wHEEL. Mr.. Lindsey, the
master carpenter ut the Raymond & Ely
shops. worked all Thursday night and
until III a. m. yesterday and succeeded
in replacing the cogs on the spur, wheel.
The machinery was then set to work and
by 6 o'clock last evening had succeeded
in lowering the water in the shaft four.
teen feet. A delay of only about twenty.
four hours was caused by the break.
NEVADA CENTRAL r. R.-Yesterday ths
work Of repairing this road was going or
this side of Tom. Delmoie's ranch
Charley leach says they are working
along pretty fast and he thinks trains
can be running over the road by the 2stt
instant.
PRosPEcTINo.-Jim Finley left Pioch,
yesterday on horseback, leading pacl
animal for Coso. Inyo county, Califor
MIA We wish him every success, as W,
understand that Darwin City, Coso, i
now panning out very we'll.
For SALE. - Tickets from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, to Chicago and return b
the Chicago and N. W. R. r. Apply +
Geo. T. German, RECORD Office. Lacou
street. Ets
JOHNNY LYNCH thinks the cold weathe
is coming and has accordingly gone
work and put up the stove in his Fasb;o
saloon 50 as to be prepared for IN
change in the temperature.
DENNIS MURPHY arrived from Belmon
Tybo and the surrounding places. q
has been absent from Phoebe about ty
years. reports things as being very du
in and around those places.
WITNESSES. -Msjor Selden, r. Walls
and others from Dry Valley arrived |
Phoebe yesterday, being summoned
witnesses in the case OF the State again
Maxwell.
BULLION. Bullionville stage la
evening brought up six bars of bullic
from the Raymond & Ely mill, valued
$4,000.
The pony arrived unusually early la
evening. it being only $50 O'Clock VIII,
it came.
DALkY IEAM.-A balky team haulil
wood Yesterday up Main street created
temporary excitement on dull day.
The following passengers will arr
BY this evenings Hamilton o,oo
Mollie White, Elein Travis. s
BULLION sHIPMESr.-wells, Fargo
Go. shipped yesterday bullion amonn,,
to $1.163. o"n''
STATIONERY Of all kinds Just rece;v.
r. v, WATT