Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28

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CULLEN vs.. Arnold; on trial.
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DIED FROM HIS WoUNDs.-Tim. Sulli-
van. the man cut with knife Thursday
morning, April Goth, died yesterday
morning at about half-past six o'clock,
inst one week after the cutting ARRAY.
During the past week he had revived
some, 80 that slight hopes were enter
tanned that be might recover, but on
Wednesday night he commenced to sink
rapidly. dying, as stated above, on Thurs
day morning. The deceased was native
of Cork, Ireland, aged thirty years. lie
leaves a wife and four children to mourn |
his untimely death. The funeral will |
take place to-day friday at half-past |
three O'Clock, from his late residence on |
Ely street.
DARTS SpEcIFIo.-We have observed
in Eastern exchanges lately that the In
terror Department at Washington, d. c.,
had on hand 10000 bottles of Darts
Specific, medicine for Indians, con-
cocted by a Missourian who paid a clerk
fifty cents per bottle AZ commission to
procure the purchase of the specific by
that Department. As we now have
reservation in Lincoln county this reser-
walton should receive its fair proportion
Of this medicine and it is to be hoped the
matter will be taken in hand by Mr..
Bateman, or those having charge of furn-
ishng drugs to the different reservations
AN INQUEST Allen has sum-
moned the following jurors: Matt. Hal
pin, L. C. Goodspeed, Jos. Upton, Jas.
Conlin, J. N. Craig and W. r. Wilson,
to hold Coroner's inquest to inquire
into the cause of the death of Tim. Sui
Ivan. The following witnesses have
also been subp9ned to attend and testify:
Thos. Greives, Dan. Campbell, Jas.
Hodges, Dave McElvey, Joe Kilbourne,
- Horrigan and Pat Gerguson. The
inquest will be held at the Justice Court
to-day at ten o'clock.
P1ocHE HOSE HousE.-The carpenters,
aper.hargers, &C., had about completed
their work on this building last evening.
To-day the members Of the company are
invited TO be there at one o'clock for the
purpose of hanging the pictures and
putting the house in order.
TIMBER MouNrAIN.-N. Wescoatt, with
his son, extended their trip from Groom
District to Big Timber Mountain, near
Death Valley Mr.. Wescostt reports
that there is the finest BODY Of timber in
the State OF Neveda at that place. There
was plenty OF snow, in which they both
were at work for a couple OF days.
SHOULDER D1sLocArED.-A man driv
ing cattle in one of the valleys neal
Phoebe had his shoulder dislocated on
Wednesday last. He was driving cattl,
down hill when his horse slipped throw
ing him forward on his shoulder, dis
locating it. He was brought to Phoebe
and the shoulder was attended to.
HYMENIAL. marriage of Thoma
Miller to Miss Lizzy Becker took plac
last evening at eight o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Miller, on Lacour street
near the RECORD printing office. Th
Rev. r. H. Kline performed the marriag
ceremony.
MEETING NorIcE.-Csptain Thos. GA
lseher calls the attention OF the Licking
ton Guard to special meeting called f
this evening at half-past seven o'clock
Armory Hall, Meadow Valley stree
The election of company officers is Il
business on hand.
POSTPONED Sheriff's sale OF Il
old RECORD Office on Main street, and Il
building on Lacour street opposite Il
hospital, for Judgment obtained +
taxes for the year 1875, did not come
yesterday, the sale being postponed u
Friday, May 18th, at IL o'clock. It
sale will take place on the premises.
DExoRALIzED.-The following dispat
was posted on the bulletin board of (
State Bank of Nevada yesterday NOR
ing: Board demoralized. Board "
adjourn over until tomorrow, April 28l
No street business"
The streets Of Phoebe presented
animated and lively appearance vest
day towards evening owing to the U
usual crowd Of men scattered around
different localities.
No AFTERNOON REPORT. VI
without any afternoon stock report y
terday in consequence OF the board Q
ting demoralized at the morning sassit
They meet again this morning.
PRAcTIclNe.--A number of the me
bers Of the Lexington Guard were
yesterday pratcing shooting at q ma
Weparing for the target excursion on
lst Of May.
DOG fight, in which about tive
dogs participated, on Main street
evening. caused scattering amongst u
gathered on the sidewalk and ladies' pl
h ing along the street.
HE saloon formerly occupied by /
Hamilton, on Main street, is being clt
ed and fitted. When finished, we un,
stand it will be opened by Russell Sc
The following passengers will ar
this evening ON to-day's Hamilton st,
y. A. Kennedy, Nathan Mayer ant
Benhayon
PASSED THRouaH.- By the Eur
Sentinel of the 22d we see that d.
aayirell passed through that town on
@lss on his way to San Francisco.
RETuRNKD.-N. wescoatt and son
turned from Groom District late
wednesday night.
Observation-Disclosures bars of bull
valued at $25. 900. are in Wells. Faro
U.s. ONCE awaiting shipmsnt.