Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-25

BROUGHT IN.-The body of Jose G.
Fuenzalier ibetter known as Spanish
George) was brought to town yesterday
at $50 p. M, accompanied by large
cayalcade of his countrymen on horse
back. The body was placed in the Hose
house of Protection Hose No. 2, on La
cour street. from which place it will be
buried to-day at one o'clock. his remains
FIRST being conveyed to the Episcopal
Church. ut which place the Rev. r. H.
Kline will hold services, after which he
will be taken to his last resting place.
George was native of Chill, aged As
years. He has been in the cattle bust
ness for some years in the neighborhood
Of Phoebe and Utah and is connected
with some of the largest cattle men of
California. Peace to his ashes.
Losr-On Sunday afternoon we OBJ
served an individual standing in the
middle of the pavement on Lacour street
whistling for oil that was out. He was
evidently whstling for dog. After
watching few moments and becoming
alarmed for fear he might blow his in
sides out, ventured to inquire what was
the matter. He replied that he was
whisting for his dog. We pointed to a
little shivering black speck that was
huggipg up close to his heels, and init
mated that it might be the dog in ques-
ton. The individual smiled and moved
on.
By the United States Marshal's orders
Ben. Bowen, who formerly Iun the Des-
EFT Spring station on the Salt Lake road,
which became demoralized by the ep-
peararce of VIM, Idaho Bill and other
characters of that sort, left on the Salt
Lake stage on Sunday last The United
States Marshal has given him assurances
OF perfect safety.
PosroFFIcE ORDERS. Our Postmaster
charley Meyers, informs us that aitel
this date the outside door of the Post
oiaee will DO locked at 10 o'clock Al
night. No money orders issued or let
!efs registered after o'clock in the even
ing The public will please take motto,
ana govern themselves accordingly.
INDEPENDENT SoCIAL.-The member
OF the Independent Club desire us t,
state that if the weather is in anywa,
stormy or bad for wslkers they will have
sleigh in readiness to convey guests t,
and from the party OF tonight at Brown
Hall. Orders left at the hall will be at
tended to. The grand march at the bal
will start al 81 o'clock.
STAGES AND PoNY.-We cannot tel
when the next stage or pony mail vii
arrive, as the agent at Wells, Fargo
Co.'s does not know, and the Postmaste
IS no better informed, the agent at Ham
ilton not having made any sign as vel
Up to Z O'Clock last evening the stag
agent had heard no word as to the stag
having left Hamilton.
NOTICE appears in to-day's REcoR
IN the matter Of VIM. Stansfield, banl
rupt in which it will be noticed that tb
United States District Court has ar
pointed Joseph r. Hoag as assignee {
the estate Of VIM. Stansfeld. He wi
seltie all matters in this estate that hav
heretofore been in controversy.
j. LEVIN & Co. have just received
large assortment of imported cigars b
us rafgo " COS Express, anon
which are the following brands: "Rot
OF San Diego" Flor de Abmas," an
numerous others. His new stand ia A,
Ioinlng the State Bank of Nevada, q
Main street.
lAE Hamilton stage did not arrive
tiocbe until O'Clock p. IN. on sunds
INST; The cause of the detention ",
me heavy fall of snow on the road ar
ane impossibiity of working throne
any faster. o"e
o.LioA sHIpMENr.-Wells, Fargo
Sl3. $50. '"'''on sa'ued
u AAhiVEp.-J. G. Foster arrived ON Il
last. game IN on Sundt