Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-13

P1ocHE HOSE AFFA1Rs.-The following
names comprise the active roll of Phoebe
Hose Company. there being 81 on it viz:
Thompson Campbell, Louis Sultan, w.
P. Goodman, NJ. D. Halpin, J. ]. Halpin,
J. D. Ernst, A. Claresy, Henry Welland,
D. G. Clark, E. McAvoy. R. P. Dayton.
W. H. Harrison, Louis Klein, j. b.
Ayres, David Cohn, A. j. Mason, Pat.
Holland. Jno. q. Lynch, A. NJ. Polleys,
B. w. McClane, Jno. L. Donahue, Jas.
Clark, Russell Scott, Henry Riyes, Chas.
thinner, Cbas. Stein, Jno. CULLEN, Lee
Parsloe, Jos. E. Patton, r. II. Elan.
Chas. Davis, j F. Hallock, B. H. James.
Fred. L. Hatch, j. o. Mccormick, H. s.
lubbock, Geo. 7. Rives. The following
eent,emen have been retired from the
company w. G. Miller, Xiv. Phillips,
Ike Phillips, Fl. D. Beene, Geo. Mccall,
Samuel Crawford, Nicholas Bubb, Ed.
Canmann, Henry Peere. Resigned on
account of leaving Phoebe, George Beau
pre-.
FIRE IN THE COURT ROOM. On visiting
the Courthouse yesterday morning we
found, much to our surprise, a nice
pleasant fire there and the room warm
and comfortable. We imagined that the
County Commissioner had relented a
little and sent up enough wood to make
few fires, but on inquiry found that the
Meadow Valley Company had been the
providers, as they thought it would not
do to summon lot OF witnesses in the
Maxwell case and have them freezing to
death while waiting The refusal of the
restaurants however to trust knocked the
trial in the head. 1t was little. just a
little disappointment upon learning the
County Commissioners did not furnish
the fuel
GILBERT RoYoRoFr. - This sweet
scented individual was arrested again
yesterday morning by officer Mckee on
the charge of tampering with little girls
and also exposing his person to some
ladies' who reside near his abode. He
was taken to the county jail. The officers
are now IN quandary what to do with
thls miserable wretch, whether to ad
minister to him every day the dose tina,
wue-beaters now receive in California,
Safve him to death in the Jail, or &c
nsne him out of the Courthouse
WINDOW. 1t is thought he can be cured
DIS morbid propensities. A restine
pAce In some sequestred spot would b.
asure cure.
DuLL.-Notwithstanding the shor
time that has elapsed since the pay-da,
OF one Of the main mines Of the District
etairs are very dull in Phoebe. Trad,
seemed to revive very little under III,
influence Of the money disburssd. W.
hear the same complaint from othel
camps and there seems to be general
grumbling throughout the State o. 4
the dullness OF business.
No FEED-No JURY.-Andy Fife
Sheriff of Lincoln County, yesterda,
made application to the various board
Ing and lodging houses to see if the,
would board and lodge a jury and TAXI
county scrip in payment. He was mel
x1n plump refusal in all cases, in con
sequence OF which Judge Rives wa
%;mpelled to discharge the jury alread,
npaneled in the Maxwell case from III
, Slsaer consideration, and to postpone
"' ''se until the May term of Court.
AfcovEh1so.-We had the pleasure O
seeing Sam Danner ont on the street,
yesterday. He was walking along YER,
T rsi With the aid of pair of crutches
o ,a,S Is the first time that Sam has beer
o w me street since he met with the ac
left leg. 'n' 'ones OF oil
DUTCH JAKE.-This nuisance vas n,
.us rampage again yesterday. He is evi
o osmas,y cunning enough to know that tb,
oacers will not put him in ;a;l on az
"' Oh not being able to feed him.
THn Salt Lake stage arrived yests,aa,
nAlf past three O'Clock with one mas
sSsnser; The driver reports the road !,
tra.eSl IN good condition and plsasan,
,,oa .osshnSrs.-Throwing a heay,
a 'sons and jumping were the amusement
Yesterday. on Main street
A'a'' to rent. w.R.wnsos.