Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-29

ESCAPE OF MIKE DELANEY. yesterday
morning Mike Delaney was placed in
front of the Courthouse to do some
work; taking advantage of the Jailor's
attention being off of him he fed, and
such fleeing. According to the account
of an eye witness no ran down behind
the stable and over toward Sherwood's
lumber yard as il forty devils were pur-
suing. Nothing has been heard of him
since and the Lord forbid that there
should be. Deputy Sheriff Birdsall
called in cur office yesterday and desired
US to offer reward of twenty-five cents
for Delaney's capture. He (Birdsall)
guarantees that il Delaney is brought
back that he will stay his time out, as
he intends binding him down in letters
so that there will be no escape. MIR.
Delaney had better be cautious and not
be caught, as he will not feel like sing
ing any songs if he again visits the
County Jail. The girls all intend going
into mourning on account of his hasty
departure without bidding them fond
adieu. The boarding house keepers are
all hanging Rarlands on their doors in
OLD Sol OBscURxD.--Thsm morning an
annniar eclipse of the sun takes place,
but we of the mountains are debarred
from the pleasure of seeing it. The
dwellers of the Atlantic States will-if
they are early ristrs- have a good thirty
minutes to gaze at the phenomenon; to
n hal itup 70 Of ha
the sun will rise eclipsed. but this coast
by some means Suffers from unjust dis
elimination and we must be content to
enjoy his beams without seeing him
temporarily shorn of his rays. Till the
year of our Lord 1900 there will be no
total eclipse of the sun visible to this
continent, celestial shows of this charac-
ter bring, like angels visits, few and far
between.
MAKE OUT YOUR ACCOUNTS. --Under.
Sheriff Birdsall yesterday showed us
letter from Jewett Adams, in which be
says he will be in Phoebe about the 18th
proxipo. and instructs the Sheriff to re-
eeiv1sll certified bills for damages sus-
tanned IN the late Indian excitement.
deputy birdsall being unable to attend
10 tnis business, has appoi nted COM
mittee consisting OF Tom Campbell and
Jonn d, Rice to attend to ali claims
Campbell Will receive all bills at the Jns.
tioe office, where they can be left for
nam by those having claims.
FREIGHT ARRIvEp.-On hundred and
twenty-five thousand three hundred and
sixteen pounds Of freight arrived by bull
teams yesterday, being twenty-five DAYS
from Toano, consigned BY F. F. Marx to
bis agent in Phoebe, Phi. Felsepthal.
The goods were for the following parties
Opg ChonR, Raymond & Ely MINING
Company. Ph. F-lsenthal, f. W. Clute'
Jacobs & Sultan Wilson, D. G. Clark
h Bro, E. Brown & Co., G. Weiderbold
and Capt. Gallagher.
DIED. The infant son of c. L. and
Elizabeth Greenleaf died last night at
~ o'clock, after short illness. We
tender the parents our sincere sympathy
,neir bereavement at the loss of q
bright little one.
LEXINGTON GuARDs.- The guns for
'n'S company came to hand yesterday by
way OF Toano, being forwarded BY +,
marx. there will now be no more
complains OF the scarcity of arms in csss
o. any trouble around Phoebe. '''
1us11os couRr.-rhe attach men, ami,
OF Elsenmann & Co. aeaipst 1y;,h,n
se. LOT Yesterday. was settled by mn no
BULLION SHIPMENr.-We,,. - 4.
TO $3.3aS.61. amounting
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