Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-09

YESTERDAY. between the hours Of II
and D. M, Mrs. Halpin, Mrs. Good
speed. Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Lindsey, Mrs.
Day, Mrs. Buck. Mrs. LOOMS, Mrs.
Wait ana others whose names We did
act learn, spread a magnificent aud sp-
petizing lunch, to which the many WIS.,
itors uid ample justice. The lunch was
displayed on long table and visitors
were waited upon BY the ladies', who
were dressed IN neat patterns OF cailco.
A large sign was displayed over the
table with the word d" Centennial ln-
scribed upon il. The display OF edi-
bles and their surroundings reflected
credit on those engaged in getting 1t mp
and serving it.
EARLY Yesterday morning an individ-
ual, with too much benzne aboard, CON-
menced his antics around the street
mounted upon horse. His perform
ance commenced with yelling. whooping.
and the general display usually made by
a drunk. and ended with his attempting
70 ride his horse into saloon. Officer
Mckee. who. as usual is on hand at such
times. claimed the said individual as his
property and marched him off TO the
coucty Jail. His horse, for the purpose
of getting better treatment, was put in
the stable.
AaloNG the departures by the Hamilton
stage yesterday morning, was Jas. Glea-
son, sentenced to the State Prison at
Carson, accompanied by Bob. Wilson,
Deputy Sheriff. Gleason was driven
from the county Jail to the stage Office
by his energetic counsel Judge PitEer,
accompanied ts Sheriff Andy Fife. At
| the stage Office many Of his personal
! friends bid him good bye, accompanied
! By their we'll wishes aud personal regards.
| He is sentenced for long term, and be-
ing a comparatively old man, it is doubt
full if he will survive the term to which
he is sentenced.
LIZZIE WARD, daughter OF our towns
man 81. Ward. leaves in company with
the Rev. Fl. l.. Badger in this mornings
Salt Lake Stage. Mr. Badger has kindly
consented to take the young lady to
Kansas City, where brother of Mr.
Wards resides. He will place her at G
good school in the vicinity of that place
billy, the Stage Boy, brought up il
last evenings stage from Bullionvill'
Sl1 900 in bullion from the Raymond 4
Ely mill and 81, 800 in bullion from Nor
wallis 5-stamp mill. This is the fourtl
lot from the Raymond & Ely and thu
second lot from the 5-stamp mill. Tn
mills are running steadily and we ma.
expect the same report two or thre
times a week.
A SALE was made yesterday of on
hundred and twenty-five feet in the Sum
NIT mine, located February -, 1876
and situated in this mining district.
number of sales have recently take
place of mining ground in the vicinit
of Phoebe, showing an increasing conf
dence in the mineral resources of thi
district.
POSTPONED. The Chinaman who wi
arrested and put in Jail on Monday on
t a charge of malicious mischief was
: have had hearing yesterday befol
U Justice Allen at one o'clock, but OWN
to the absence of some material witnel
: the case was postponed until to-day
: 8 a. m.
! A PARTY riding a horse bareback alor
d Lacour street yesterday was unseated
d front of the RECORD Office, but fortu
9 ately was not seriously injured. He +
9 monnted with an air which seemed
9 say better luck next time" and TO
J, off, after first having little unpleasar
q ness with his animal.
g THE Salt Lake stage arrived yesterd
"a morning at a. m with one passena
II aboard. This stage line as usual is abe
l. of time,
"a j. W. Geer, of Pahranaget Valley,
If rived in town Monday last. He repo
r the hay and grain crop looking WI
ID The ranchers all expect a full crop Il
season.
+, The receipts from the Festival a
8, Concert for the benefit of the Episco
at Church amounted the first even
,g (Mondayl to $400.
re DISTRICT CoURT.--In the case OF Sn
is grass vs.. Hill. jury trial, verdict
iy plaintiff was rendered.
~ JUSTICES CouRr. Ia the suit OF II
We ry Welland against j. w. Peck, ju
at ment was rendered for plaintiff for 81
err