Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-11

WE were IN matter compelled TO play
a practical joke on young gentleman of
our acquaintance, yesterday, on the ar
rival of the Salt Lake stage, The said
gentleman observed a Saratoga trunk
landed from the stage in front of the
express Office, trunk that looked very
familiar to to him, and he forthwith
rushed into the stage Office to learn who
had arrived. We Just then were receiv-
ing the names of the passengers, and as
he came in and looked over our shoulder
to see the names we we're writing, we put
down the name of female that we
knew he was we'll acquainted with. He
asked no questions, but Immediately
left. Probably before this he is aware
that she is not IN Phoebe.
RECOVERING. - Quinlan Sheehan, the
miner injured in the Raymond & Ely
mine some time since, is now improving
rapidly and we are in hopes of seeing
him on the streets soon. At the time
he met with the injuries to his head back
and leg it was thought almost impossible
for him to recover, but to the medical
skill and attention be has received ever
since, he Is indebted for his speedy re-
covery.
DOMESTIC BRoIL. Two "sole-traders"
had slight fisticuff yesterday morning
on Lacour street Considerable sparring
ensued bat no blood was split, and few
classic remarks were passed between the
two, but the affair was nipped in the bud
by the Interference of officer Mckee,
who always manages to get around in
time to spoil good local item.
LAND OFFICE. Yesterday, on the ap-
plication of Taylor Bales to set aside the
homestead filing of JAS. Langford coun-
sci for Langford withdrew his objection
to the cancellation Of Ike homestead of
Langford and submitted to a cancellation
of the same. The above is a virtual
Withdrawing of Langford to all claims to
the ranch in controversy.
PETE LOWELL, an old Austinite and a
number one telegraph operator, arrived
in town on Wednesday last with the
teams engaged in repairing telegraph
wires. He left yesterday for Salt Lake.
During the Winter months be is station
ed at Eureka. and during the summer is
engaged in examining the different lines.
LIcENsE.-Andy Fife, Sheriff of Lin
coin county, was around yesterday col
lecting license for the quarter commenc-
ing June lst and ending August -. To
those that did not pay yesterday we
would advise them to have their cash on
hand ready for him to-day.
FLOODED STocK.-From June 18th to
June 2Sth some 60 head of fine and good
cattle, imported from Kentucky direct,
will be at Elko and Winnemucca.
Farmers aud stock men who desire to
improve their herds will do well to avail
themselves of this favorable Opportunity
OF purchasing some thoroughbred stock.
That nice young man on Meadow Val.
ley street who MARBLES so sweetly: "Do
They Miss Me at Home is hereby in.
formed that we have positive assurance
they do. This decision will bc co;rc;dad
with by many Of his confreres.
The Salt Lake stage did not arrive
until o'clock yesterday, the delay in
the arrival was caused by the non-arriva
Of the train at the terminus. The STAG,
was loaded with freight and also haule
in buggy.
The Board OF County Commissioners
owing to private business that some OF
them were obliged to attend to, were
unable to transact any business yester.
day but will meet to-day, (Frday)at
O'Clock p. N.
A NUMBER OF teams arrived yesterday
in Phoebe, forwarded by Hugh White q
Co.. Salt Lake City, with 2O.572 pounds
OF boiler iron, boiler plates and pipes fol
the Raymond & Ely Mining Co.,
The case of scarlet fever we reported
on Tuesday last, the Doctor says is Of {
very mild form and that there is no dan
ger from its effects.
TIE following passengers will arriv,
on this evenings Hamilton stage. r
W. McClain, Mrs, Christie, Jno. LYONS
BULLION SHIPMENr.-wells, Fargo :,
Co: shipped yesterday bullion amountin
to $13,76S.
Go to the San Jose Hotel Mai,