Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-13

@emeu 10 nave no euecl however, hb u0
could not be found. The box was re.
turned to the stage, and they then re-
turned to the station they had just left,
at which place they remained all night.
The robbers tracks could be plainly
seen in the morning, showing that he
had travelled fast and had not been
wounded by the shot, This was the
cause of the stage arriving so late last
evening.
Doc. Bella report was circulated
around Phoebe yesterday that the above
named party had been executed in Salt
Lake City according to the law which
prescrbes that a condemned man can
choose his mode of exit from this earth
that is, in regard to the death penalty he
can have his choice, to be either hung
or shot, 1t is said that Bell was shot,
he having chosen that mode Of death as
preferable to hanging. On diligent in
quiry we failed to learn that there was
any truth in the report and think that
those SO reporting it had COMPOUNDED
Bell with one Virgins, monte dealer,
who was convicted of murder and who
was TO be executed by being shot. The
ealt Lake papers have never mentioned
that Doc. Bell had any trial or beer
condemned, so our opinion is that it il
Virgins that is condemned to die in tn.
manner stated and not Doc. Bell
We understand the County Commits
sloners were employed yesterday in ex
aiming the accounts of Miles Quillen, on
sdcient County Treasurer. We ar
Pleased to find that everything connecte,
With the Treasurer's Office is just as i
should be. The books and account
were accurately and correctly kept. Th
receipts and disbursements were al
placed to the proper credit to whic
1t belonged, and all were carefully an
correctly balanced. The actual cash o.
hand amounted to $22, 431. It is alwsy
pleasure to publish the record OF q
efficient public servant.
The BUe.-The young boys are ANU
ing themselves now by placing an imitl
ton bug on the end of string, tying th
same to stick. They operate it by re
ting behind person and reaching owe
their head, allowing the bug to dance b.
lore his face. Of course If he is unawal
Of the trick he will commence to stril
out irantically with his hands until
discovers he is sold. We observed
played very successfully last evening.
DEPARTED. = Frank Gindorf, of Il
urn Of JOS. Eisenmann l. Co., hardwa
asrchants Of Phoebe, leaves on to-day
@es for the East, for the purpose
sp;a'eAasing a supply Of goods. Durin
cwtp East he will also take in Il
Centennial Exhibition. Gus. Adlema,
Ws long time employed in the People
"ket, also leaves on the same stage.
MEETING TONIGHT. bondsm,
VI the various county officers will me
cSgan hisSaturday evening at the Coun
clubhouse at z O'Clock. The commi
I se VIII present their report in regard
us oondsmen who did not attend Il
last meeting
D'Ep.-Mrs. Godfrey Henderson,
,Ofmer resident OF Phoebe and wife
usoa'rey Henderson, who was ENGINE
P,ae American Flag works, died in s,
'neiseo on the first Of May.
SOCIAL PARTY Sallie Sullayou v
s,s.s party at her residence, on Laco
A N. on Saturday evening, NAV 13t
mas are invited to attend. Dancing co
O'CLOCK. q
a.. .AA streets Of Phoebe were sprinkl
hIs Yesterday morning, which serv
ipansp inc dust from raising under I
uen0s Of the wind blowing.
w. WILSON is delivering ICE. 4