Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.
By GILMER l. sALIsBURy's HAMILTON LINE:
WI Rowe


versation yesterday was as to the action
taken by the various bondsmen in regard
to Withdrawing from the bonds Of county
officials. The majority of the tax-pay-
ers, although finding no fault with the
officials, coincide with the bondsmen in
their action. The action taken was tele-
graphed to all the newspapers on the
Coast, so that every one that reads pa
per is now acquainted with affairs in
Lincoln County. Some of the county
officers take the matter very gracefully,
knowing it was done for the interest OF
the county and not because there was
any fault found with their official acts.
WHERE ARE THEY?-The position of
School Superintendent for the schools of
Lincoln county is vacant, and the County
Commissioners are anxious to fill it.
There is no salary now attached to the
office, and they are DESTROYS of con-
ferring the "honor" without any emol-
uments on some public spirited citizen
who is willing to serve the county with
out reward; who trusts that his actions
will be rewarded in the future of Lin
coin county or in the life hereafter.
SHER1rF's Satisfactorily George
Birdsall, Deputy Sheriff, sold at the
door of the County Courthouse at one
O'clock. the property known as the
RECORD printing Office on Lacour street,
opposite the County Hospital, also the
property known as the "Old RECORD
Office" on Main street. adjoining Mrs.
stanton's house. The property was
sold to satisfy judgment.
PAYING OuT.--The County Auditor is
drawing orders for money as fast as re-
ceived by the Treasurer from personal
property tax, licenses, &c., as there is
some money now in the Treasury over
and above the SIS, 900 due on the inter-
est debt. On the General County Fund
payments have reached scrip dating the
latter part of May 1876. and on the Indi-
ntSick Fund to December, 1875.
LEXINGTON GUARD.-The members,of
the Lexington Guard were out last even
ing, in citizens clothes. marching down
Main street to parade ground for the
purpose of drill and exercise. The hall
being too small to executed the various
military evolutions, they will select u
level place in the lower part of the town
Tor that purpose. The company was
preceded by fifer and drummer, which
made the march little lively.
To THE EAsr.-Judge Rives, with his
wife, child and mother-in- law, left
Phoebe yesterday morning for the term.
mus OF the Utah Southern Railroad
They took passage in a wagon drawn by
Tour horses of which the Judge was the
driver. His family intend going EasI
Tor several months. the Judge RETURNING
hees.aftap he sees them safely on thu
cars.
A SHOOTING GALLERy.-Al. Hamilton
will to-day open a shooting gallery In
the room formerly occupied as a keno
room, adjoining the saloon of Russell
Scott. AL. intends running this gallery
In first. class style. The best of shooting
pistols will be in use. Parties desirins
to practice can now find an opportunity
The following parties brought or,
from Toqusrville to Phoebe yesterday fo
reduction: John Hacker 4 tons. job,
pyne 8 tons. Jos. Coschina AZ tons
inese amounts will be worked. at tn,
Alps mill.
CoILEcrrNa.-A committee Of mem
0sts Of Protection Hose Company wer
Yesterday around collecting the mono,
subscribed to rebuild their hose hous,
destroyed BY the late fire. The amoun
collected Yesterday on the subscription
was $420.5O.
ooLLEcrINa.--Bob Fulks and Charlie,
meyers were out yesterday COLLECTING
.unds for the benefit of one of the suffer
srs oy the late Ere. They succeeded i,
raising over 5000.
BULLION SHIpMENr.-wells, Fargo 4
go 80 I shipped bullion yesterday valued .
n. "n' "EscoATT, accompanied Judp
ves and family yesterday on ths,r vi,
"'ns terminus of the railroad.
DuIL.-It is very dull in Phoebe 70
s ~ soon after payday. Money scarc
ousiness men complain.
al, iHE weather was cool and thu q, -,
''0udsd last evening. 'D' 'A' on
IA a. COIN and Mrs. Hart will .,r;va -
A' evenings Hamilton stage. -'''' o