Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Morrin


yesterday afternoon, after anillness Of a
short time. Capt. Hosmer was native
of Massachusetts,, being born within five
miles of the Rhode Island line. He has
half brother living at Woonsocket
Falls. He was Captain in the regular
army at one time, and was Marshal of
Salt Lake City, having Brassfeld in
charge at the time the Mormons ran out
of On alley way and shot him down, the
night being intensely dark and the pc.
lice being all Mormons of course they
had no difficulty in getting away. In
1870 he kept saloon on Main street.
For the last few years he has been in the
provision business. His funeral takes
place at o'clock to-day from bis resi-
dence in Cornwall Row near Main street.
JAKE AGAIN. Jake is on it again, he
proclaims himself the champion of any
thing, especially "bug juice, and i'm
mediately proceeds to spar the bar.
keeper, who in return either blacks him
up, sprinkles him with -four or throws
him out of doors, but Jake don't
mind little things like that. he only
swears little, or muchly, and goes on
to the next saloon. Most of the "boys"
are in the habit of joshing him when he
Is on his periodicals as he appears to be
good subject. Jake took an oath to
abstain from beverages on the 7th Of last
May. but it was little too long q time
for him to hold out, so he took another
oath and swore on again.
WEIDERHoLD & GOODMAN have taken
the saloon adjoining their store and in.
tend uniting the two, making a Com
modious place of it. They will arrange
it tastefully, having one side for
stationery, papers, etc, and the other
for cigars and tobacco. They will have
large display in their store, formerly
the small space preventing. Charley
and Billy evidently have faith in the
town as they show by their deeds.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Board
OF Equalization met yesterday at 10 a.
m. and transacted the following bust.
ness: The assessment of Boone & Dol.
man was raised one thousand dollars; ].
A. Curtis. raised one hundred and ten
dollars; h. Chielovich, raised seventeen
hundred and seventy five dollars; V.
Crandall, raised one hundred and fifty
dollars; D. G. Clark & Bro, raised nine
teen hundred dollars. The Board then
adjourned until to-day al 10 a. m.
The report that plot was on hand
to burn up the town of Phoebe appears
to have had no foundation, but that
there was on endeavor to set fire to a
house IN which woman lived who was
at variance with her husband was evil
dent, the intention seeming to he 10
burn her up as she was asleep at IN
time. but luckily the fiend or tends AT.
tempt (who ever they were) failed.
INFORMATION WANTED.-Jobn W. Hot.
atetter, Sheriff of Stevens county, W.
T.. writes to Andy Fife, Sheriff of Lin.
coin county. for information concerning
the whereabouts of Robert Lamphier'
who, he states, was formerly a resident
OF Phoebe or vicinity. Any information
addressed to the Sheriff of Stevens
county will be thankfully received.
NEVADA CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-N, Yves.
coat along with some other persons
were out yesterday making an examina.
ton as to the feasibility and profit there
would be in repairing the Nevada Cen
lfai kailroad. As the matter is of a pri
sate character of course at present w
could get no report. but the prohabilit,
is't will be repaired
fIaHr.-A fight occurred on Lacou
street yesterday morning between Henri,
Ea'eIs. proprietor Of Henrys Saloon, ant
JACK The smasher smote tn,
smashee fearfully, spreading his b,oo o
upon the bard boards and otherr;sa a'o ="
molisbipg him. Jack was The .r oo ue
and was fesrfully drunk. No arrssss
DUTCH JAKE finally landed in IN
county Jail about 3 O'Clock ye.tsra.
afternoon. whittier he was conveyed =
s SMcsr Kelly to keep Delaney from Se;n