Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.
BY GILMER Il sALIsBURYs HAMILTON LINE:
Mrs Rohrer

JUsTICE CoURT.-A complaint was
made by Madame Lake about five clock
yesterday afternoon, before Jnstice
Allen, that certain Mrs. Jno. Doe
Powers had been guilty of disturbance
of the peace in throwing certain missiles
through window of house in which
the said Madame Lake was located.
The said missiles failed to strike the
deponent because she held her head
under the window. A warrant was
issued for the arrest OF Mrs. John Doe
Powers which was duly served on her,
and holding her in her own recognizance
Col. Allen ordered her to appear this
morning at II o'clock for sentence.
INDEPENDENT BALL.-Although the
light was dark and cloudy and the
streets muddy the ball OF the Indepen-
dent Club was a grand success. The
grand march commenced at 81 o'clock
and with it commenced the evenings
entertainment which every one seemed
to enjoy The club kept carriages run
ming several hours conveying guests to
and from the ball, which convenience
came in very good play. We only had
the pleasure of looking on for moment,
but that sufficed to show that all were en-
joying themselves and having a good
time.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE We learn
from Mrs. Goldthwaite. who takes q
deep interest in the success of the anna
teur performance about to be given fol
the benefit of Fannie Clements, thai
most OF tho characters have been ar
ranged and the rehearsal commenced
The play was written some time since BY
a lady and has been acted with grea
success on several occasions.
A DISCUSSION, with sticks. occurred a
the juction of Hoffman and Lacou
streets last evening, between two Mexi
clans. Their stock in trade being WOO
twas made to answer the purpose o
their the present needs. The victor--som
one must Of necessity be vanquished-
let fly with billet of wood. which, TAX
ing his antagonist "clip" under tn
!elt ear, the subsequent proceeding
interested him no more"
FEEDING PRIsoNERs. Our Sheriff
ANDY Fife, is kind hearted man, as wa
SHOWN by his action last evening in re
cara to the prisoners in the County Jai
ne again furnished them with food, sue
~ roast pork, apple sauce and poun
oaAe on the side. The prisoners as
mater OF course were we'll pleased an
very grateful. Andy went to this g,
pense without any guarantee from an
one that he would ever get cent in r.
nuneration for his trouble. That's th
Slnd of man he is.
PUBLIC MEEr1Na.-We have been :,
qussted to announce that public NEE
ing will be called at an early date
discuss the matter Of the bondholde
against the County Treasurer. Parti,
Me ready to speak out at that meetin
ana disclose facts that will astound Il
taxpayers Of Lincoln county and ODE
ssVefy-one's eyes. AT this meeting a
;ais Will be ventilated. and the sooner
- neid the sooner the public will kno
Wnat action to takeetn future affairs
the county.
COLLECTION TO DEFRAY EXPENSES.
larry henderson and r. P. Dayton we
0una Yesterday calling on various ci
az u s. !or money to defray the expense
msS;s 'orney or attorneys to make ON il
oa su'Ats trip to Carson to ventilate 1
C sSe OF the Odd Fellows Savings a,
Numerical onnGia Bank against Miles Guile
Court. o''o's 'ne oupret
, o00Srr Yesterday morni
,nets were four prisoners in the Couu
Sla ,, namely: VIM. B. Maxwell, W
Tau Tau Eugene Smith and Geo. Whals
nr; Use received their breakfast from |
e dwelling of Andy Fife, Sheriff
Auorros.-An auction sale o, bor,
~. uA place Yesterday morning at the O.
IT, VI Meadow Valley and Main stree
very low. ''ey were SOLD
IN, ihs Hamilton stage arrived on Tn
plsos g Ios' with three passengers from Il
morr NOR; Saving again ats o'clock vest
-. :, another column will be found a
win ron no our Hike correspondent. vh
70 found interesting. ~