Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-07

INDUCED in. and much bad feeling en-
genderei in regard TO the money collected
after The fire, members of Phoebe Hose
and Lightner Hook L Ladder Company
contending that they are entitled to
their share Of the collection, whilst Pro-
lection Hose Company claim that it was
collected for their especial benefit. We
do not know how the question will be
settled. All OF the companies seem TO
be in about the sane kind OF plight.
Protection Hose have no house; Phoebe
Hose have house, but they owe large
amount on it; whilst the Hook Il Lad
| der Company seem to be neglected alto
grther, having nothing but their sppa-
| ratus.
WITHDRAWING FROM BoNDs.-A propo-
sition is now being circulated very freely
among large number of the property
holders and tax payers of Lincoln county
to have the various bopdsmen of the
county officers withdraw from all bonds
and to keep others from becoming bonds.
men IN future. In this manner il is pro-
| posed to dispense with the further MS.
sessment of property or the collection of
taxes. What result will be arrived at on
the above proposition does not appear at
present, but more will be learned of it
shortly.
BURIED ALIvE.-Some of our officers
yesterday took an old nuisance ont of
town, dug hole for him and threw him
in, covering him with dirt. He NAV
have succeeded in getting out. but we
do not know. In the future that is
what the officers intend to do with troub-
lesome DRINKS. They are not going to
bother with taking them to the County
Jail any more.
SrRANGULATED HERNIA. DR.. Ham
mond was called on Friday night to at
tend to the case of Barney Ward, who
was suffering from strangulsted hernia.
Seeing that an operation would be nee
essary. he called to his aid Drs. Philson
and Lee. They succeeded Yesterday
morning in operating successfully on the
rupture, and if inflammation does not set
IN very badly the patient will be all right
shortly.
COMMUNICATION As foreman of the
Lightner Hook and Ladder Company
and as that company has been accused
of wanting money collected for other
companies, we wish to state that we have
asked for none of it and all the services
that We have rendered was rendered
cheeriully without expecting any reward
|
Phoebe We will be foremost in endeavor-
ing to do our duty.
Jos, R. HoAG,
Foreman, Lightner Hook Il Ladder Co.
CONSTABLE SALE.-A Constable sale
took place yesterday of lien of Thomas
Flanagan against Armory Hall. The
said lien had been attached some time
since and judgment obtained by Geo.
5. Sawyer against Flanagan, and yester-
day the lien was sold at Constable sale
to satisfy this judgment. George S.
Sawyer purchased the same for the
amount OF the judgment and costs
MATCH GAME OF B1LL1ARDs.-A match
game of billiards will take place this
evening at Russ Scott's saloon at 7 80
O'Clock between county official and q
township officer. AS both gentlemen are
comparative amateurs in playing the
game it will excite great interest and
draw quite crowd.
New GOODS The advertiser ut of p.
Harrison in to-day's RECORD sets forth
the arrival of a large and varied assort-
ment of wallpaper. all kinds, qualities
and colors, direct from the Eastern fac
tories. An extensive assortment of furni-
ture, beds. bedding, spring mattresses,
mouldlngs and fancy articles. which will
be sold at prices to suit the times.
RETURNED,-D. M. Tyrrell, Superin-
tendent of the Raymond & Ely and
Meadow Valley mines, arrived in Phoebe
| yesterday by way of Eureka and Hamil-
ton. His family were taken out by VIM.
Coffee, with fourth hand team, to
some distance on the road to meet him
and bring him by that conveyance to
| Phoebe.
ORDER OF ENoCH.-Jos. Coschina yes
terday received from Toquerville the
paraphernalia used by the Mormons
whilst initiating one of the brethren as
member of the Order of Enoch. He ex-
bibited 1t to several friends and would be
pleased to show them TO any one desi-
rous OF seeing it.
SHERIFF's SALE.-A Sherif's saIe NJ
the property known as the Pitzer and
Corson property, on Lacour street, for
delinquent taxes took place Yesterday.
Nine feet OF the property ives sold TO
Miles CULLEN for $l37, being the amount
of the delinquent tax and costs.
RAYMOND & ELY PAY.DAY.-The Ray
mond & Ely mine announce that they
will pay oil labor for the month of April
on Monday May Sth, contract work on
tuesday and merchants for supplies on
Wednesday. This will be good news to
all.
FREIGHT for the following parties ar.
rived by Hugh Whites line yesterday
Phi. Felsenthal. Mott Fish & Co., F. W
Clute. d. G. Clark l. Bro, p. Harrison
Il Bro.
REcovERED,-J. B. Atchison had 4
horse stolen from him few days since
in Panaca. He succeeded in recovering
it on the Patterson road about forts
miles from Phoebe.
JUSTICE CoURT.-Kate Abbott, charged
with assault and battery by Hattie Ray
mond, pleaded guilty to the charge and
was lined five dollars and costs of conrt
s3o' which she paid and was discharged
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Services will be
held at the Episcopal Church at tbe
usual hours morning and evening, Sun.
day-school at 2 p. IN. Rev. r. n
Kline will officiate.
MILITARY MEETING.-The members O,