Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25


A CORRECTION. -There appeared in
yesterdays issue of the RECORD, an &C.
count of muss stated TO have occurred
in restaurant in regard to board bill.
As we are informed in regard to the
matter, We were considerably; in error in
stating that the gentleman who had the
words with the proprietor. was in arrears
for bis board to theirestaurant. Such ap-
pears not to have been the case. AZ on
inquiry we learn that his account was
squared in full and the war of words
was caused by bill for board that be
had guaranteed to see paid as soon as he
went to work. The proprietor of the
restaurant through some misapprehen-
sion, presented the bill to the party for
whom he became surety. telling the
same that the board would be stopped
without it was paid. He had the
talk spoken OF, outside of the restaurant,
not inside as was published,
VAcAT1oN.-The vacation of the public
schools Of Phoebe has just CONNIE need
and the scholars all seem to be well
pleased that they are going to have a
holiday, as they then will be enabled to
start in with fresh vigor at the com.
mencement OF the new term after a good
season OF rest. Teachers and scholars
both need relaxation during the sum-
mer months, as CONTINENT in the warm
school houses during the heated term is
injurious to the health of all and parents
are very anxious that their children
should not suffer by being confined in
the schools during such weather. The
scholars can make up by application in
winter for the long holiday OF summer.
Doc SHor.-A dog was shot and killed
yesterday afternoon in the vicinity Of
Chinatown, the dog being owned by q
Chinaman. The reason OF its slaughter
was because it attacked 70 young child
and would probably have killed the child
II it had not been disposed of. Parties
owning vicious dogs had better take
warning by this and not leave their dogs
run at large, as they may ipiure children
beyond recovery, in which case the own
er OF the dog would probably be held re.
sponsible.
McsIc IN MINE.-A number of mu-
sicians accompanied by Bob Mckinley,
paid visit with their instruments to a
friend who is employed in mine, and
as he co uld not come out they were low.
cred to depth Of four hundred feet.
Whilst there they entertained their friend
and the miners by playing several airs
with their instruments, which sounded
loud and very pleasant in the confined
space of the levels and shaft.
NEVADA REPORTS. We are under obi.
cations to J.. D. Minor, Secretary Of
State of Nevada. for a copy of volume
ten Of the Nevada Reports, reported BY
Charles F. Bicknell. Clerk OF the Su.
preme Court, and Thomas P. Hawley
Chief Justice. This report is published
by A. L. Bancroft 4 Co., Of San Fran.
cisco, and contains reports of cases de.
cided by the Supreme Court for the years
OF 1874 and 1875.
FROM CERBAT.-We perused letter
yesterday from Johnny Ernst. dated q
Cerbat. Johnny says that it is rather
warm In that place. the thermometer
standing at l04 degrees in the shade and
at the fort at l27 degrees. Judge Pitzer
is still busy in trying the case OF Orr vs..
Davers, for the San Francisco mine on
the McCrackin Lode. Johnny says il
everything works we'll. that they will be
home by the 4th Of July or kill the
mules trying to get here.
ORDER or THE DAY.-We publish in
the RECORD to-day Gand Marshal A. J.
Mason's programme of the order of ex-
cises. route Of parade, time of the firing
of the National salute, list Of aids.
officers. etc., sppertaining to the cele-
bration. The order is a long ono and
will 90 to show the outside world that
Phoebe 10 not behind the times in the ar
rangements for the celebration Of the
Centennial Fourth Of July.
CsNrENMAL Hook L LADDER COMPANY.
This juvenile company turned out
with their apparatus last evening. parad.
ing MP Main street. finally housing it at
the house of Lightner Hook 4 Ladder
Company. The youngsters presented Q
good appearance With their markers.
fancy rope and the carriage decorated.
They will make quite q feature in the
Fourth Of July parade.
D1srRrcr CouHr.- The District Court
met yesterday morning at 10. O'Clock
pursuant to adjournment: All motions
on cases set for yesterday, were post
poned until the case on hand Was finish
ed. The trial Of the cause OF M. b.
Garrshan against Wells. Fargo l. Co.:
VS. con tinued throughout the day until
Ave o'clock at which time the court 3D.
jotrnsd until Monday June 26th. as ten
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