Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01

To Our OFFICERS The officers of
Lincoln County and Phoebe Township
will do well now to keep their eyes well
open for the action of thieves that are
already here or that may arrive, as there
being no confinement without starvation,
the petty larceny fellows" think they
have the best of the community. The
bsst action the officers can take in the
premises, (if any ole is caught violating
Me\aw) is to take the offender imme-
aisssly to the County Jail lock him up
and take no more notice of him. II he
4 digs bis way out, all right, if he dies it
A will not be much loss to the community,
and il bis friends can feed him then so
much the better for the prisoner. This
is about the only action that can be
taken at present under the circumstances
for those violating the law. 1t is a
forced pressure on the community and to
prevent scenes in which citizens would
takoa hand as they have done in Vir-
ginia and Carson, it would be we'll for
offenders to look out.
Pioneers OF LINCOLN COUNTY. TO.
day March 1st 1S76) there will be
opened at Wiederhold & Goodman
store books for signers to form an As.
ISOLATION Of Pioneers of Lincoln County
that is, those parties who were residing
IN the County previous to January Is
1871. Many have expressed wish t.
see such an association formed in pur
N suance Of the example of Virginia, Ssl
francisco and other places on the PaciH
Il Coast. This arrangement takes in tn,
early inhabitants of Hike, Bullionvill,
and Phoebe. The object OF the associa
hon will be to keep alive the early as
soclations OF Phoebe and mutual
beneficial arrangement for all concerned
FROM SAN Francesca DISTRICT. -Jne
u Lynch owner of the Fashion Saloor
VINO arrived on yesterdays Salt LAX
Nh s'age' informs US that the mines OF Sa
" francisco district are looking we'll an
VI ,nA' capital israpidly going in there
n Envelope mines. But for the bad roat
s .ais winter. and it being impossibl
. e..nel 10 ship ore or receive supplies, II
..spofts from there ould have astounde
sns natives on the outside. We will gi,
ue'aiied account of these matters in OF
next issue.
SAViNG WArER.-On an occasion
mpto the Court House yesterday '
noticed that some OF the officials b,
placed Q large tank at each end OF u
building to catch water from the me-
ing snow as it fell through the pipe
LUIS shows that economy is going {
somewhere around the building. it beir
Mooaoly in consequence of the wat
'0upany wanting cash for supplies.
WOOD AT THE CouRr HOUSE,.
a0ssd around the Court House yesterd
'0' time and found small supply
"u0a in the Court Room and Clerl
v tn On taking look in the rear
S" ' suliding we could see no sigu o.
c,Ns pie in any direction, aud SO CO
So;s that little foraging had be
'','s On Tor temporary supplies.
IA, AAK.-Ye yesterday afternoon I
, v,'ns Of the snow caused considsral
thu aAage IN the County Clerks room
dis,. Iourt House. Repairs are INN
nlss.. required for the roof OF
p''''sf will be falling shortly.
'Alr LAKE SrAaE. The Salt L,
", ass arrived yesterday morning at clio,
m siUcx with four passengers for Pioc
at; sn,ns good time, taking into consid
0u me state Of the roads.
HAMILTON srAar.-The Hauil
s; ;aSe lsft Phoebe yesteaday morning
su' 0c'Ock with two passengers.
BULLION sH1pnnsr.-wells. par0o
49, - p Shipped yesterday bullion vs,ns,
VI. .Ak Salt Lake stage left Phoebe 40
Passenger. CLOCK with
Yesterday. su ana depa'