Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-05


celebrated white hunting dog owned by
A. H. Emanuel, but formerly the prop
erty Of Jake Peyser. Yesterday some of
the hoodlum boys took marking pot
and brush and on one side of the animal
sketched the representation OF n lager
beer glass and on the other side some
scroll work with the monogram A. Fl. e.
1t took two pounds of soap and a barrel
of water to remove the lamp black and
oil.
PAY-DAYs. The pay-dsys of the mines
viii be next week. The people are ready
for them as the last month was exceed
ingly dull. A great amount of money
was paid out to miners and for supplies,
but it seemed to melt ont of sight sud-
denly, no one being able to tell where it
went. We hope we shall see more OF it
this month, so that good portion of it
may linger in the channels of city trade
some length of time.
Our OF JAIL.-Wm. Donnelly was
last evening let loose from the County
Jail, there being no provisions made for
his sustenance either by friends, ene-
mics or the proper authorities. It is a
horrible state of affairs, but the bond
holders must have their interest money,
if they suck the life blood from Lincoln
County.
On THE RAMPAGE Williams last
evening created quite an excitement and
drew large crowd to Nesbitt's store by
her yelling and bowling like an infuri-
ated tigress because the merchants re-
fused her credit. She is the lady that
was formerly known as Mrs. Johnson.
The WEATHER. Yesterday star ted to
be mild and pleasant day but about
noon the wind changed and commenced
blowing small gale sending the dust
in all directions. The sky was cloudy
with strong indications of rain of which
we had a few drops about o'clock.
UNNoTIoEp. -ASparks from the fire of
Wednesday morning came through the
roof OF the Independent market on Main
street, and set fire to the ceiling the fire
however burned out without being no.
ticed, and was not discovered until yes
terday morning. The property belongs
to Chas. Koch, boot and shoe maker
READY FOR AcTIoN.-Joe Hong, Fore
man Of Lightner Hook and Ladder Com.
pany, together with Jos. Marzen and
| some others, were yesterday busily en-
gagged sharpening the axes and fixing the
other paraphernalia of the Hooks, and
now have them in good order in case'Sf
necessity.
Hook AND LADDER Co.. Lightnei
Hook and Ladder Company will hold
their regular monthly meeting this Fri
day. evening at tx o'clock at the Office
of Justice Allen on Lacour street. Some
important steps will be taken in regart
to Company matters and all members
are requested to be present.
| DIVIDEND. The home institution, th
State Bank of Nevada, publishes in thi
mornings issue notice to the effec
that dividend of two per cent. has beef
declared upon the capital stock of tn
Bank, payable on the 10th inst. it bein
portion of the earnings for the mont
of April.
PROTECTION HosE.--The monthly meet
ing OF Protection Hose takes place thi
evening at ~ o'clock, at the old REcoR
building, Main street. The annual eIet
ton OF officers takes place. A full a
tendance is requested.
FoR NEW York. Major Glendon, VIII
is interested in the Hike Mill and Mir
ing Company, leaves on the Salt Lal,
. stage to-day for New York city on bus
ness connected with the company
, affairs.
CENTER OF ATTRACTION. WiederhoI
& Goodman's bulletin board is now tb
l center OF attraction, from its having on
the latest and most authentic mans pul
, lished OF the mines of Toquerville an
, the burnt district of Phoebe.
l In ORDER. of the merchan
and saloon men replaced their goods O
Wednesday and Thursday that had bee
put away during the progress of tho fir
The cleaning committee of Piocl
Hose, with the aid OF. few volunteer
I placed the Hose and apparatus in
: good condition yesterday.
D The Miners Market has been remove
to the building opposite Halpin's har,
ware store, one door below Wards bull,
, ing, now occupied by the RECORD.
, BILLY GRE1vEs has improved va,
0 much in the last few days. Ho is r
: tional and does not feel much pain fro
his wound.
: The members Of Protection Hose cor
0 pany Yesterday cleaned up their appar
, tus and hose. Everything is now
I first-class condition for service.
RETuRNED.-John r. James, Superi
8 tendent of the American Flag, return,
!. yesterday from San Francisco, via Bell
o vile snd Eureka.
STAoE.-The Eureka and Salt Lal