Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
GILMER SALISBURY SALT LAKE LINE:
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Board Of County Commioners met
yesterday at eleven o'clock, full board
present. d. A. Fulks in the chair. The
following business was transacted:
Bonds of R. P. Dayton, County Asses
sor; A. Fife, Sheriff and Elk. Oficio tax
collector and Geo. Goldthwaits. District
Attorney, presented and approved. Bill
of X. j. HanIy. for $11, 700 for salary
and emoluments as assessor and tax
collector. presented and rejected. Bill
of Michael Emert for conveying patients
to the County Hospital, presented and
rejected. G.. R. Alexander was appoint
ed County School Superintendent in
place of w. H. Dolman resigned, upon
his filing bond OF $1,000. The Board
then adjourned to Monday May 29th,
1876.
DISAPPOINTED. - Numerous parties
made it point yesterday after dinner to
take q walk for exercise, and strange to
say their footsteps we're all inclined in
the direction of the Lovers Peak.
Whether they imagined that there would
ysmal " scence that occurred on Thurs
day, We cannot say, but if they did ex-
pect it they were doomed to disappoint-
ment, as those kind OF affairs do not
happen every day in broad daylight.
WARM WEATHER. Yesterday was the
warmest day of this season and night
before last the warmest night. Blank
cts that were found comfortable all the
Winter, were hardly endurable night
before last. In day or two with a con-
tinuance of the present weather. we
shall see the ice cream carts abroad and
the pleasant musical sounds of the horns
of the proprietors, will be heard on the
surrounding hills and by ways.
Our friend Mr.. Jno. O'Dougherty is
examining the mineral resources OF Ari.
IONA. The Arizona Miner OF the 18th
instant remarks: John O'Dougherty, 6
reliable mineralogist and mining expert
who has been examining the copper
mines in the new Verde District, hal
gone to the Pinals to take look at tina
wonderfully rich region.
BATH PARK.-M. McCluskey, formerl,
awell-known resident of this place, il
now fourishfng at New Utrecht, sevel
miles from the City Hall, New York
lie is presiding over 9 magniicen
suburban resort by the sad sea waves
where pleasure and health seekers 60 TO
amusement and sea bathing. Mix
knows how to keep hotel.
MAxwELL.-A. w. Maxwell will not
conveyed to Carson in answer to th
writ Of habeas corpus issued from th
supreme Court for his appearance there
as he Is physically unable to make th
Journey. SO in consequence the Sheri
does not feel justified in conveying hill
to that place.
AGooD Yesterday Il
county Commissioners selected DIR. {
r. Alexander to fill the unexpired teri
caused by the resignation of w. II. Do
man, as County School Superintendent
They could not have made better sele
ton for that important though not vel
lucrative position.
MARTIN TARPEY, who has charge
the Washington u Creole mine, togeth,
with T. r. Butler. Superintendent
the Phoebe. will arrive to-day. Thu
tarried in Virginia City on their wa
from San Francisco.
UNIFoRMs.- Phoebe Hose Compar
have received the news that their VI
forms will be shipped from San Fra
cisco on the FIRST of June and will arri
about the 18th.
G. s. BrNHAM, connected with 4
mining interests Of Shoshone Distri'
arrived in Phoebe yesterday from 81
Lake City aud San Francisco.
TELEGRAM was received last evel
Ing from Patrick Scanlan. inquiriug
regard to the health of VIM. Scanla
who died on Saturday last.
PAssENeERs.-Martin Tarpey and
\: Butler left Hamilton yesterday
Roche and will arrive on to-day's stat
BILL SHER1FF, an old citizen of Piocl
Irs.urned to town yesterday from |
Utah settlements.
bullion SHIPMENT Wells, Fargo
S4.272.a ~
No departures from Phoebe ON v
'eidays Eureka and Hamilton sta
which left at 8 o'clock.
a. ]. BLAIR loft Yesterday for Toqu
""e. de will be absent about a we
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