Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-13

DIAMONDS STOLEN AND RECOVERED
On Tuesday night two diamond rings
were stolen from Belle Neill in China.
town, and on discovering her loss she
Immediately apprised officer W. II.
Knerr of the fact. who proceeded to
Chinatown and commenced u search for
the lost property. and whilst searching
for them he 'tumbled to" the individual
who stole them and Immediately arrested
him and locked him up. The conse-
quence OF this was that seeing they were
discovered some of the Cinnamon re-
turned the rings to Constable Mckee
yesterday morning. Officer Mckee says
that Hank Knerr is entitled to the credit
Of having the diamonds restored by re-
covering the thief, as If that had not
been done they would not have been dis
turned.
INsTALLArIoN.-The following officers
of Phoebe Lodge No. 20. I. o. o. F.
were installed on Tuesday night for the
ensuing term. BY District Deputy Grand
Master Herman Krause, assisted by the
following Past Grands s. G. Steele, Neil
Boyle, G. A. Speaker, Barbur and
J. N. Curtis: As Jnr. P. G., R. H.
Elan; N. g., David Cohn; V. G. Dan'l
Shankland; Secretary, Frank B. Wilds;
Treasurer, D. A. Fulks; Warden, Ferd-
inand Huot; Conductor, jeremiah Ger
rens; Il. s. to N G., Edward Willet; L.
5. to N. G.. Henry Ward; r. S. to V. G.,
VIM. Taylor; l.. s. to V. G., Ely
Schwsiger; 1. G.. Chris. Anderson; o.
g., George Miller; r. 8. s.. Samuel
Cunningham; L. s. s.. Lewis Bstz.
PAY Your PosTAar.-Many letters are
daily dropped into the Phoebe Posto flee
without the requisite stamps which the
law requires on them to insure their
transportation. The Postmaster, Char.
ley Meyers, has in all cases. placed
stamps upon the same at his own ex.
pense, so that the letters might go for
ward without interruption. This kind
10 De little too heavy, and he intends
stopping it. The fools that hereafter
crop letters in the Postoffice without
stamps will find that they will not be for
Warded any more at the expense of the
Postmaster.
DISTRICT CouHT.-The District Cour
met yesterday morning at ten o'clock
In the case of Clute vs.. Whitehill. set
Element of the cause had been made, and i
was with drawn by consent. In tb,
case OF Clark against Ward. taken unde
Amusement, judgment was given in favo
OF plaintiff. Court adjourned unit
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
ENcAMpMENT INsrALLATIoN.-The fol
lowing officers OF Mt. Vernon Encamp
ment were installed July 7th. in regula
form. by d. D. Grand Patriarch R. Il
Elan: For G. f., David COIN; H. P.
Henry 5. Lubbock; s. W.. B. F. Wilds
Scribe, Joseph Behr; Treasurer, D.
Fulks; ]. W.. D. B. Shankland; G.
Joseph Eisenmann; I. S., Christ. Andel
son; o. s.. John Gerrens.
SCHOOL REe1srrR.-J. F. O'Halloran
teacher of the Grammar School of Pioch
School District, yesterday received fror
Rev. s. P. Kelley. State School Superiu
tendent, a very handsome and usefu
school registry book, used for the pun
pose Of keeping registry of scholars
department, progress in studies. &c.
KErTLED.-Some friends of the partie
Who left on the Eureka stage yesterda
morning kettled the stage just as it wa
about leaving Wells Fargo's Office. tn
settle did not operate we'll however as
T We off when the stage reached Meade
Valley street.
AN OPERATION. D. Wilkin was YET
'efday on the street. ito first time i
several days. Hs is suffering from hi
oack, on which Doctor Lee yesterda
performed an operation.
From ToouERvILLE.-victor Coschir
arrived from Toquerville with lot ,
mill.
SrAaEs.-The Salt Lake and Eurel
stages left Phoebe yesterday mornir
with eight passengers.
FoR Several parties lie
Fioche yesterday in wagons. their dest
nation being Bslleville.
BULLION SHIPMENr.-Welis, Fargo
20 20 shipped bullion yesterday valued
A zousz to rent. ". r. Wilson.