Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

PIONEER AssoC1AT1oN.-Severa months
since it was resolved to form Pioneer
Association of men that had been resi-
dents of Lincoln county previous to the
year 1871. A meeting was held and the
Association organized by appointing
temporary officers, and also committee
to draft constitution and bylaws for
the government of the Association. This
Committee went to work with determin-
alton to get their work done in good
shape, but they are taking little longer
time than the good folks of Lincoln
county thought they would, and many
are desirous OF knowing whenithey will
complete the job and how much longer
time will be required. A report from
them would now be in order.
Ton DE MASTERS. the list
of bills published in the RECORD of Sun
day as having been passed and ordered
paid by the Fourth of July Committee
was one marked T. De Masters, 81. For
fear that some persons might think he
charged for his services that day. we
wish TO state that the bill for 81 was
incurred by order of the Finance Com
mittee, in paying hostler for cleaning
SIX sets OF harness, Mr.. De Masters
merely certifying 10 the correctness OF
the same, he having hired the man at
the request of the Committee. Tom De
Masters drove one of the Cars of State
on that day by request, but made nc
charge for any services he rendered.
SMELrINa FURNACE. subscriber
to this enterprise met last evening at the
house Of Protection Hose Company, and
appointed committee to wait on tbs
business men of Phoebe to-day. The OBJ
ject of this committee will be- to have al
the business men subscribe to the enter
prise. 1t is NO charitable arrangement
but business investment that will make
good returns. The committee will star
calling at II o'clock.
GAME LAw.-This law is still in fore,
in this State and our officers should Sc
mat 1t is properly enforced. W
near OF number OF hoodlum boy
VINO are in the habit OF making excurs
ions every Sunday and slaughterip
dovts. meadow larks and such birds a
are inst now bringing forth their youns
VI course II the parent bird Is killed Il
young will die OF starvation, and th
oifds und'r such pressure are bound
become extinct in this section. Thi
matter should be looked into.
FIRE.ALARN BELL.-The re.alarm BE-
for Protection Hose Company arrive
yesterday from St. Louis, bling fo
warded by Hugh Whites teams fro,
Salt Lake. Guy. It's weight is q
pounds. and with its pars ph-nalia weigh
3fo pounds. 1t was yesterday placed
the cupola over the hose.house on
sounded. given forth an alarm that vi
AWAKEN sleepers in any portion Of II
CHANGE OF TINE From and aft,
this date the Salt Lake stage and bucl
board will leave Phoebe at precisely
o'clock instead Of 8 o'clock, as has her
tofore been the arrangement. Passe,
gers travelling BY that route will plea.
take notice.
The mail by the buckboards fro
Hamilton is now arriving in leather sacl
and papers, letters, &C.. arrive in goe
order. We are glad to see the cham
made. Exchanges can now be read wit
out trouble.
FnEIoHT ARsIvED.-Freieht for Il
following parties arrived yesterday, fc
vcardsd by Hugh Whites Salt Lake lin
Nv. Clute, Mott, Fish & Co., j. Else
"an, Ph. Felsenthal. P. harrison.
WARD CrrY.-A. T. Eastland left
Yesterdays Hamilton stage for Wa
oisy. Nevada, to which place be b
gone on business. He will return
about week.
CAUTION NorIcs. -Pstel;H Harrison pu
iisnes notice In to.day's REcoRD wal
ing every one not to trust his son W
nam Henry Harrison on bis account,
no will not pay any such bills contracts
BULLION SHIPMENT. Fargo
20. shipped bullion yesterday valued
he Eureka and Salt Lake stages
parted yesterday 1t 8 O'CLOCK. each vi
one passenger.
THE Hiko mail arrives this morni
and will depart this afternoon.
AHousa b rent. ". b. Wilson