Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES

COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-The Board
Of County Com missioners met yesterday
morning and transacted the following
business: W. G. GIissan was appointed
Registry Agent at Rose Valley precinct
instead of j. Cameron, not qualified. A.
Prairie was appointed Registry Agent at
Patterson District in place OF A. Wetzel,
not qualified. W. G. Glissan was con-
frmed as Trustee for the Rose Valley
school precint. The following bills were
allowed John Lazenby 800, Record
Pub. Co. S., H. s. Crocker $l07 so,
Bancroft & Co. 1872 SO, Eureka and Pail
sade Railroad $461. The Board then
adjourned.
DECORATED. -We took view yester-
day OF Browns Hall, which was being
decorated at the time for the party to be
given by the Young Mems Social Club,
this evening. 1t presented very pretty
appearance. The ceiling was hung
with evergreens the entire length of the
building and the side walls with wreaths
OF the same material which, with pictures
hung at regular intervals the hall pre-
look even better when lighted up. Mrs.
McClane, Mrs. Wimarth, Miss Ida
Brown, Mr.. Reiver, II. Sexton and E.
Wilmsrth were the ladies and gentlemen
who decorated the hall.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. -
Il. Lewis advertises to-day that he has
Just received large and varied assert
ment of clothing. boots and shoes. hats
and gents furnishing goods of all de-
serptions. II. Lewis is prepared to dis
pose of the goods at San Francisco prices
10 suit the times and the money market
oall and examine the stock at his store
on Main street, near Meadow Valley.
A FIsrIcUFF.-Two Cornishmen, one
drunk and the other sober, got into a
"ofuy war yesterday afternoon on the
lo"er portion of Main street, near Fort
mal saloon, and from words they came
W Vows. when the sober one commenced
~ pummel the drunk to the best of his
soiiI'y Tor about fifteen minutes. After
no WAS satisfied he declared himself
onie' and said he could lick any drunken
man in town.
DISTRICT CouRT.-Ths District Court
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and
transacted the following business: Gar.
Ianan vs. Wells, Fargo & Co.; twenty
I'VE Jays additional time to that allowed
w statute to defendant in which to file
.amehaments for application for new
N.a,; Court then adjourned until to-day
ut ~ O'clock.
FosTpoNED.-The house, lot and furni-
.ure' the property of Mrs. Smell, will not
% disposed OF this evening as an
bounced, but has been postponed until
friday, September LIST, 1876. Those in
terested will please take notice. There
~ every prospect that the property will
be disposed of on the date above named.
COLLECTING. l.. V. Loomis, John
Craig, John Hughes and R. P. Dayton
we're the committee who waited on the
citizens Of Phoebe yesterday for the pur-
pose OF collecting for Mr.. Conner, who
is crippled with the rheumatism. Con.
sideriDg the rough times these gentle
men did very well.
FREIGHT ARR1vED.-Freight for the
following parties arrived yesterday by
NE Eureka and Palisade Railroad. and
Mvbe delivered this morning: Meadow
valley Mining Company, w. r. Wilson,
Steele & Turrill, j. Levin Il Co. E.
thompson, H. Stein. P. Wand. Mott,
H'sh x Co., Gibfried & Brisacher,
SrAGEs.-The Hamilton and Salt Lake
stages departed yesterday morning with
sight passengers. two by way Of Salt
r Fe and six by way Of Hamilton and
fLlEs.-These busy, buzzing insects
are now very numerous in Phoebe, and
ssppear 10 be making up in their present
uereeness for the time lost BY them
early In the season.
SOCIAL PARTY, social party given
oy the Young Mems Social Club will
N'Ae place this evening at Browns Hall
u W. WRIGHT and c. NJ. Craieue will
Five Five in the stage this evening from