Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-01

CAUGHT. Sheriff Gilmore, of Eureka,
J. R. Hoag and Phil Barnhart returned
on yesterdays Sak Lake stage, having
in charge George Watkins, an escaped
fugitive from justice from Eureka coun
ty He was indicted by the Grand jury
Of that county for grand larceny and
other offences. and WAS released from
custody on giving good bonds, but not
having faith in his own innocence, or
not liking to stand trial, he fled from
Eureka, leaving his bondsmen in the
luIch. Hearing that he had passed
through or near Phoebe, Sheriff Gilmore
elegraphed to this place to have him
stopped. Joe Hoag and Phil Barnhart
were accordingly dispatched out on the
Salt Lake road for him. They succeeded
in efectlng bis capture at Corn Creek.
the other side OF Beaver, and were re-
turning with him when met by Sheriff
Gilmore, who left Phoebe on Mondays
Stage tor the purpose of getting hold of
1lm' be was brought to town yester-
gay afternoon and lodged in the County
jail, and will be taken to Eureka TODAY.
his capture saves the confdlng bonds
men from large loss.
boston Advertiser, August 10, '76: A
Deer brewer has patented new beverage
called Jewish beer. He. brews il him.
SELL You know. -Comn,ercial Advertiser
Dont Jewish you had some.- Boston
TmS~'-saame! This Isreally too bad
~, n%ces'er PreSS.-But Judear people,
W.. I Deer lsraellte and pleasant. Proui-
MIA Boca bout it.
ft0caE HOSE. - To-day (Friday,)
September l, 1876, it being the first Fri
pay p in the month, the members of
.'Ucle Hose Company will hold their
hsulaf monthlyl meeting at their hose.
uOuSs on Main street at balf-nast
u t soeu clock. Members are requested
bus;n Ou nand promptly and attend to
,,t tAf'DArs'-What were formerly the
.,.~ u'ys Of Phoebe, i. e., pay-days,
,.. '' approaching and from what we
ON r', m,a nearly all the mines will settle ND
the s,,;s aays' We hope it will relieve
how usency of affairs for while any.
roi.," "aAA MILL. - The recently ap-
rI'l'sa Superintendent, of the Newark
~ 1 u James R. Flnla, son, gives notice
is now ay RECORD that the Newark mill
For prepared to work custom ore,
4 The m er,ns, &C., apply to VIM. Frazer at
IN Fm l VI TO the Superintendent, james
i'lA!son, at the San Jose House.
B p,o, tlc''os HosE.-The members of
70 na', Hose Company are requested
cOun ~es The call for a meeting of the
|feubsr this friday evening, Sep.
'beir on asl, at half.past seven O'Clock. at |
ers ~ i'afters on Lacour street. Mem. |
md ~ requested to be punctual to at.
uo to business. ~ ~
IRE WAaoNs.--we have noticed for
eral days past, o number OF ore
CONS laden with ore, travelling down
IN street with their loads to the Alps
II. Everyone is anxious to have their
worked whilst the mill is in opera
u.
husouIToEs. We had the pleasure
'sterday of seeing and hearing a mus
Eloe, the first one we have ever seen
IHloche. His song sounded as of old,
teminded US Of q trip to Hike, at
%place they are plentiful.
). i'olr,-A large amount of fruit, con-
ag of watermelons, cantelopes,
as'Msqes. &C., arrived in Phoebe yesterday
h u aaofmon teams. All the BOYS were
,a,- se spirits, as Mormon team is a
'N'est to them.
y, 'AASKs.-We received last evening a
~ Of the daily saratogian,' dated
ssrs, o. I'D, from Jas. Finlayson. The
'prings. pu0''Snea az saratoga
No. - salt Lake and Hamilton buck.
aorniro departed on time yesterday
'super 81 the Hamilton taking one pas
,o,sa !. = The Lexington Guard
'ssts a up their arms and equipments
and vacated Armory Hail.
Iitsrnos sai' Lake stage arrive yesterday
'.nesssU' at s o'clock. with five pas.