Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-14
MEETING OF BONDSMEN.

The various bondsmen OF the county
officers met last evening at the County
| Courthouse at s O'cock-Alex. Brown.
President in the Chair; G. Wiederhold.
Secretary. The minutes of the last m eet-
ing were read and approved. Jos. Essen.
mann, on behalf Of the committee ap-
pointed to interview the other bonds.
men, reported that the bondsmen which
they had seen did not wish to withdraw
from the bonds of the Sheriff, Clerk or
Recorder. John P. Kelley presented his
views in reference to the subject. show.
ing that in withdrawing from the bonds
OF all officers except the Sheriff, Clerk
and lie corder, the courts could run and
the county also in good shape. He stated
exactly the financial condition of the
county, and showed exactly how neces-
sary it was for the bondsmen to withdraw
from the bonds of the officials named for
the purpose of preventing the taking of
the money from all the county funds to
pay the interest on the bonds. At this
point Mr.. Kelley was loudly applauded.
A motion was made that the motion car
ried at the former meeting that all the
bondsmen withdraw from the bonds of
all county officers be rescinded; carried
The following motion was then made.
That all the bondsmen present agree to
withdraw from all county bonds with the
exception of the Sheriff, the County
Clerk and the County Recorder. The
motion was carried unanimously. A
motion was made that the bondsmen that
signed IN the affirmative appear at the
Clerk 3 office on Monday and withdraw
from all bonds; carried unanimously.
A sense OF those present at the meeting I
VINO were not bondsmen was then taken. |
They unanimously endorsed the action
OF the bondsmen. The meeting then adj
Journed to meet at the call of Chairman.
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AN INDIAN sHoT.-One Of the Long
Valley Indians was shot at Liston's
ranch, in the Meadow Valley Wash, ON
Friday last by Jim Hulse. The particu.
lars of the affair as near as We could learn
is as follows: Hulse had short time
since lost suit Of clothes. and seeing
an Indian coming past the ranch with
some things tied up in blankets thoupht
that his clothes might be in that bundle.
He grappled with the Indian and at.
tempted to take the bundle awsy from
him, whereupon the Indian showed fiobt
and drew his knife. On seeing that a
man named Hopkins handed Hulse a
pistol, who shot the Indian in the head
Inc Indian Immediately dropped his
bundle and ran off. The bundle was
opened but no clothes were found. but
there were eight dollars and n half in
coin. Shortly after the Chief of the
Long Valley Indians came up and de-
manded the money. saying that if it was
not delivered up that the Indians in.
tended to kill Hulse. The money and
blankets were given up to him. after
wnlcn ne lett saying that he would do |
the pest ne could to keep peace. The
Indian shot was not wounded danger.
ously and it is thought he will recover
shortly. The settlers in the valley are |
however alarmed about the matter and
al fear the running off of their cattle.
Men cannot DO too careful in regard to |
Indians that are inclined TO behave
themselves not to charge them with do.
ing things where they have no proof that
the ottense is committed by them. This
shooting appears to have been without
any just or reasonable cause.
CHANGE OF TIME.--The Bulionyillo
stage will Tomorrow change its time of
arrival and departure from. Phoebe. Il
will leave Phoebe at 10 O'Clock in the
morning and returning again at S O'Clock
FOR the accommodation OF parties wish. |
ing to go to the Warm Springs at Panaoa
3 team can always be found at the RnI- |
lionvllle stable. Billy the Milk Row Is
also supplying residents of Phoebe With
fresh butter and milk. Orders 10 be ,aft
at Sam banners Saloon. '
BRICK BUILDING. Lacour street. Brick
Building, Lacour street. Orient Saloon
Orient Saloon. Your Choice. One Ri
Your Choice, One Bit. Billiards OK
Cents. Billiards IS Cents.
mytf DRoLETTE & HE1Lowr,,
FROM ARIzoNA.-The Arizona mai,
rider arrived in Phoebe yesterday after.
noon about three o'clock. He renort.
meeting last Tuesday Judge Pitzer and
party about two miles the other side Of
me Colorado river. all healthy and in
good spirits. "' ="
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Services will be
held at tho Episcopal Church at the
Usual hours morning and evening, Sun.
11y-scnool At = p. m. Rev. r. II.
Kline will ofioiate.
SOLE AoENcY.-W. r. Wilson ia sole
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-