Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-07


day had an opportunity to read letter
lef. by an assayer who died about year
N since in Phoebe. The letter says that
u there was brought to him lot of bullion
by three parties; that the ore was
stolen from the American Flag mine and
u had been worked by the Meadow Valley
q company's mill 1t states that certain
4 Mowray, certain Donahue and one
known as Nconorra Rodrignes, O Mex
lean, were the parties that brought the
bullion to him; that there were several
bars, and as he refused to assay the
same or split it up, one Of the parties
(Mowry) took his share there and then.
The balance of the bullion was taken away
and hid in the sagebrusb, but as they
discovered an Indian Watching them
they removed 1t and finally got away
with it. This assayer left this letter to
certify to the facts of the above ss he
was afraid that in publishing the above
facts some of the parties concerned
might make away with him.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Board OF
County Commissioners met yesterday at
i V o'clock, pursuant to adjournment.
Aner trausacting their usual routine Of
M business they allowed the following bills:
81 Floral Springs Water Company $28 .35,
81 CT Philson $175. G. P. Kastbsrg $50,
# Mrs, G. Wright $50 so, G. P. Kastberg
y s5ll50, after which the Board ad-
8 journed. This is the last meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners OF Lin
4 coin County in which they will act on
any bills.
81 RETURNED. - Matt. Schustrich, Tom
d Delmoie and Captain Lubbock returned
q to Phoebe from Bonanza City on Sunday
night last about 10 o'clock. They all
have the same report to make: that is,
that parties without money had better
not visit Bonanza City at present, o. the
q appearances indicate a hard time. The
various lodges indicated have good ore,
out not such as would warrant any rush
IN that direction. The developments on
a the several lodges is slow on account OF
" the necessity of having to work hard
n fock IN going through the hill.
4 DIscHAReED.-One prisoner was dis.
charged from the County Jail yesterday
on account Of the parties feeding him
getting tired Of the job There seems to
Dc lax feeling among prosecutors fol
the last week in regard to this matter
81 especially as they have to put up coin te
.ne amount Of $12 per week. This ap.
peats 70 DO small matter, but O con
Sd tiresoms. ~ e ~
III ihE LAST BnLs.- Our readers will Sc,
n " luis mornings local items that th,
county Commissioners have passed OF
.ns last bills that they intend to pas
upon until decision is rendered upor
s.s ease oy the Supreme Court of the
s.Sss OF Nevada. Their action is com
usnded by the citizens generally.
FOB AN APPEA1.-The County Clerl
was busily engaged yesterday in prepar
ing the papers for an appeal in the cas-
the Odd Fellows Savings and Com
@afcisl Bank against Miles CULLEN
county Treasurer, to the Supreme Cour
me State of Nevada. The papers will
% ssnt this morning.
LEAvEs.-The Rev. Geo. B. ALE,
saves on this mornings stage TO
eureka. During the short time that b
asa been in Phoebe be has filed tn
p p Of the Rev. R. H. Kline. He ha
su Jest wishes for the success of III
''p''se upon which he is engaged.
AnIas. The restaurant formerly oc
. .. ~ Mrs. Clark on Meadow Vale
tsu us' Is now being fitted up for a res
and ny. oy other parties. W. G. Glisssl
and nn. JAS. Finley will run the sam
tbs and accommodate customers I
NO 0ess Of their ability.
a., NOTICE. To canD1roas.-we publish tc
me RECORD notice to "creditora
49, 49,. d. Nash as administrator o, N
indsn e ., +. +. Davis. All vouchers 10
INNS, Suness against the said eskai
mon,, 70 exhibited to him within ta
-0n'os from this date. ~ 20
~. JUDGE Rrvxs left on Sundays Hami
un,,, sse Tor Eureka. He will stay the,
s S;,, about the 18th Of thu mon.s .
W the 10th inst. n :" open coul
ni IL. Pannlpsls f. for Eurel. on sn,a.
INNINGS stage. He nrom;... :.
~ 'o"n lively. s ana mai
o. Bullion sHrpxrsr.-we,,. p.,.o
sls.455. yesterday bullion valued