Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-16

TIE decision in the case OF the Odd
Fellows and Commercial Savings Bank
against Miles Quillen, County Treasurer,
yesterday, created quite an excitement
in Phoebe. The general opinion is that
the Judge could do no less than what
be has done, but all wish it had been
different. The result will be that the
County will for the future have to be
run on what is called in parliamentary
language, ..its ear, that is. if it has one.
No one will trust it. One County Com
missioner has already sent his resigna-
ton to Governor Bradley and he cannot
appoint any one else as no one will have
it. Now the best thing the citizens OF
Phoebe can do is to carry this case i'm
mediately to the Supreme Court. A
meeting of citizens should be called at
once and man sent to Carson to repre-
sent them. Many parties have volun.
TERED to 90 there and attend to this
business merely for the amount of their
expenses, not charging any fee. Plenty
Of citizens will put upa purse for de-
fraying said expenses, so why not send
them at once. Who will take the ini-
tiative in this matter let some one step
forward and start the ball rolling. 1t is
getting to be pretty tiresome on our citi
Eens to pay this interest that ought never
have Justly occurred and the sooner a
stop is put to it the better. The Odd
Fellows Commercial and Savings Bank
are not the real parties to the suit, an
other power is behind that throne. Men
have labored for that party and have
not yet been paid. Before he gets
through, however, he will settle or else
his political aspirations will be sadly
damaged. Further remarks on this
subject at the proper time.
IDAHO Built is always dangerous
to make remarks where reporter of 9
paper is standing around loose and list
ening to the conversation. because wher
items are short he is bound to max,
something out of it and also an item fol
the paper he represents. Yesterday
morning happening in the Clerks offic'
we overheard remark q gentleman
made, which was to the following effect
That in the morning he happened to b.
out in the back yard, close to the Jail
and heard Idaho Bill say that there wer
eighteen persons in Phoebe that if he 60
ont OF Jail he would raise hill with, an,
very particular hill at that. He men
ucned no names and the chances are b
VIII DO allowed to starve in Jail befor
ne viii have the satisfaction OF inter
viewing those eighteen individuals.
Is not known who will give him break
lsss THIS morning, but suppose q win
Pc Tor few days will be enough 70
GAZING IN.--Last evening abou
seven o'clock one half of the stone stor
occupied by Ban Cohn on Main stree
suddenly fell with crash. knockin
around dry and fancy goods at prett
rough rate. On an examination it VI
found that the bank had been undel
mined by the constant seepage of tn
water causing it to fall in on the rea
BOARD partition, knocking it into Il
More. The damage by water and dirt
Gsstock will not amount to much but
WI take some little time to make repai
aonng this stormy weather. If the a
eldent bad happened three hours lat,
would have had the loss of life
chronicle, as Mr.. Cohn slept ia tb
pO.ion OF the store, and had be BET
s s,. would never have known VIII
FROM THE vALLEY.-From parties wi
arrived yesterday from the Meadow v.
10y Wash we learn that down there III
nave lately bad q terrible storm. n
ni,ey Is flooded with mud and wat,
tn ,ns roads are almost impassab
Az ue hauling Of grain or hay is made q
ts., very pressing circumstances only.
,aSlng TWO days to come from Yosc
bs,a ranch. Il hauling was not
~ nsia mere would be no scarcity Of ORA
nlv "' as the wash returns . large Cd
=, FLORA. . Yesterday the pup,
=! the sale Of the Floral mill were
a s,snea' sealed and delivered. By tve]
O'clock A. J. Blair disbursed to ths ~, -
0Is Lien holders over sl2 500 in cola o -
r nuen had to be transported hsrS ~. ~ !,
purpose. The Alps Comnsns s , ,of "
a Ie owners Of this mill. and Iii, 's -. =
oO on SGtx that will give satisfsc,;o oy
iro ss'a .ss when they can spare 't thu +;
1 crushing their own ore. !"