Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

FOOLED. Yesterday large crowd was
attracted to the front of the Nevada
Market, witnessing couple OF men jump
ing over some wooden saw-horses. To
get this crowd away and up the street, a
couple of the boys Put on boxing gloves
in front OF the barbershop on Main
street, adjoining Wiederhold & Good
mans store. They commenced sparring
as II they were about to have match
very soon. The crowd spied them and
left the jumpers to their fate, coming to
the scene Of the supposed boxing. After
the crowd had all arrived the boxers
shook hands and adjourned to their re-
spective plcc-s Of business without strik-
ing blow.
FROM THE BLACK HILLs.-Mr. Currier,
a resident of Phoebe last Summer and who
left here for the Black Hills, returned
yesterday to Phoebe. He left Custer
City IN the latter part of January, and
has been in Beaver, Utah, since. His
report OF the Hills is not very encourage
ing. He says that the color can be OBJ.
tanned almost anywhere. but not in pay
ing quantities. The parties there are
generally discouraged and are getting
away as fast as possible.
SHERIFF's SALE.-A Sheriff's sale will
take place to day at the County Court
House at ~ o'clock. The property to
be sold is the Hercules mine, situated in
the Bristol Mining District, Lincoln
county, State of Nevada, the said mine
owing the sum of $75 0S for taxes, $780,
Il costs and the accruing costs and
interests.
AUDITOR AND TREAsURER's REpoRT.
We publish in to.day's RECORD the
Auditor and Treasurer's report of the
financial condition of Lincoln county for
the quarter year ending March 31st 1876.
ihls statement is in more concise
form than those formerly published, and
the general public will understand from
III the exact standing of the county.
LEFr.-Munroe Salisbury, one of the
pfoprletors of the Salt Lake and Hamil-
Ton stage roads left by private conveyance
Yesterday morning for Salt Lake City.
me proprietors OF the Salt Lake line
intend to put small wagons on that
route, which will be capable of convey
ing Tour passengers and the mails, when
me roads are in good order.
LEAVES To.DAY.-Newt. Richards.
'0flnef Proprietor Of the Granger Res
'aufAnf' leaves on to-day's Hamilton
'.ase Tor Virginia City. at which place
us mother is located. He calculates to
N ,s'uth to Phoebe when times improve,
r meWl. leaves many friends in Phoebe
WHO Will regret his departure.
IHE IssANE.-Emanusl Champion and
sophia o'Brien. two persons pronounced
to be insane by the proper authorities,
will be sent away on this mornings
Hamilton stage to Woodbridge. Cal
via Carson city. They will be under the
charge OF Bob. Wilson Deputy Sheriff
and Newton Richards.
STAeEs.-The Hamilton and Salt Like
stages arrived about 6 o'clock last even
ne The Salt Lake stage without pas
nngers and the Hamilton with two,
s saose names were not given on the way
sIl' Wells Fargo only received abont
wv 's''ers Tor Phoebe and no papers.
no ooNNEcT1oN.-No connection was
uSas With the Eastern and Western
ao aus oy the last stage leaving Eureka
aos..qaehtly mail matter was yery
and Ioo last evening both at the postoffice
4 oSE OF our Israelitish friends yester.
~, commenting upon the slowness of
MINI n remarked: Gentlemen. 80 helm
th.n Tod, sells more now in Won month
u0es In Won day" Explicit that.
.,. S-AlMS LooArED.-A couple of mining
v;o;.' s were located yesterday in the
citizan sy Of the Alps mine by some Of our
Phoebe VINO have plenty of faith in
I0A AFRIcA.-Fred. Giimer and ,uo ~
as 'e others in Phoebe have the South
for that go gold fever and intend leaving
A' place in few months.
Bu,sa '-some Of the chloriders in the
The Anu %i me-, sent several tons of ore 70
APPS Mill yesterday for reduction on -
Of .h.. uoAI'-ssvsrAl large wagon loads
". '0a' arrived in Phoebe yesterday.
tee cOu u,,n .s. was transacted in the ina.