Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-01


MAYFIELD, the fellow who was arrested
by Eugene Blair, according to the White
Pine News, rejoiced in the possession of
the following outfit: One pair of
blankets, q rifle, q piece of -four sack
with two eye-holes in it, supposed to be
the mask be used when he wished to dis
guise himself, and two pieces of blanket,
supposed to.be used for muffing his feet
80 that his footprints could not 30 easily
tracked. The News says, whether he
was stage robber or not he possessed
all the tools necessary for the purpose.
His general appearance indicated to Us
that he would make better hen-roost
robber than highwayman."
DR.. PH1LsoN was yesterday morning
called to attend to teamster and wood
hauler at wood ranch about II miles
from Phoebe, near Spring Valley. The
man had had q stroke of paralysis and
had fallen from the wagon, lying on the
road for "a hours before he was dscov-
cred. He stated to the Doctor that he
had fallen before he had the stroke and
had been run over by the wagon, but
DR.. Philson saw no evidence of his hav-
ing been run over and is of the impress
sion that he had the stroke which caused
him to fall. He is in rather bad state
as he cannot move hands or feet aud has
no sensation. The Doctor did all that
was possible to relieve the patient.
CITIZENS MEETING. Our citizens will
take notice of call. published in to-
days RECORD, by Many Citizens, for
ameeting to be held on Saturday even
ing next at o'clock, at tho Truck House
Of Lightnsr Hook & Ladder Company.
Committees will be appointed to confer
with the various organizations of Phoebe
to perfect arrangements for the proper
celebration of the Centennial Fourth oil
July. Citizens, one and all. attend this
meeting, and show the outside world thai
Phoebe will not be outdone BY any other
town in the State.
REPREsENTATIvEs.- Herman Kraust
left town in yesterdays Eureka stage fol
Reno, Nevada, to which place he goel
as the Representative of Phoebe Lodg,
No. 20. 1. o. o. F. of Phoebe, to th
meeting of the Grand Lodge of I. O. o
rs, which meets at that place on the
9Th day OF June. r. H. Elan will ais
depart on Friday, June I'd, to attend tn
meeting of the Grand Lodge of !. o. 0
=. at the same place and day. Mr.. Elan i
the Representative Of Mount Vernon En-
campment No. 6, OF Phoebe.
FREIGHT ARBIvED.-Eight wagon load
OF merchandise arrived in Phoebe yestel
gay, forwarded by Hugh White for th
following merchants: D. G. CLARK
bro, ]. Eisenman & Co., Ph. Felser
tnal, Mott, Fish l. Co., +. w. Clute.
Levin u Co. and the Raymond & Ell
mine.
NEW RKsTAURANT.-The new restar
rant now being fitted up in the old Ban
hiIehange building is to be opened b
Dick - and John Tidler. tn
place will probably be ready by Sunday
as the various workmen are pushin
ahead tho work to have it open by th'
PRoTEcTIoN HOSE COMPANY were ha
Ing their lot on Lacour street measure
and were bringing lumber to the grour
"uASA " OAcos AOb0 uOubo luz IL
company. The line of the street will |
set back further than usual, makil
greater width for the sidewalk al
street.
WIN. M. LUBBOCK. Superintendent
me Floral Springs Water Company. "
leave San Jose. CAL, on the 9Th I'M
1or Phoebe. He comes in order to allie
n Il. Elan leave of absence and
snort respite from his labors.
JUSTICE CouRr. - Newton again
'oanston; judgement by confession.
zoe feplevin case of Sexton against Wo
n, al, the case was continued nm
thursday, June 9Th, at II O'Clock. tt
ss all the business transacted at I
Justice ofioo yesterday.
IHE Hamilton and Eureka stage l.
'osn yesterday morning at 8 colo
o ~Ia I've passengers. some of whom ha
ness. 'Aoi' "i"e VI w
laE following passengers will ARR
+ II. .ais evenings Hamilton stage. /
s' JAS. Finlayson.
IRE Hamilton blackboard arrived
s sse O'clock yesterday with one pass
- WILSON 10 delivering ICE. Il