Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
BY GILMER L sALIsBURYs HAMILTON LINE:
julius Jordan

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those tiremen who may not be informed
we Will state that only "active fremen"
are excused from jury duty under the
present order Of the court. To be an
active fireman requires q member to pay
all bis fines and dues, to be square on
the books OF the company to which he
belongs, and also to have certificate OF
membership of the Phoebe Fire Depart
ment. Those chat do not comply with
these rules will find, when they are called
to court as jurymen and cannot swear to
the facts as stated above, that they will
have to serve as jurymen.
SHOOTING ARRows.-A large crowd of
Piochers were gathered on Main street,
opposite Doc. A!exan ier's store yester-
day afternoon, looking and admiring the
shooting by Indians who were using
bows and arrows. They were not first
class marksmen, however, as a twenty
five cent piece was placed in stick and
numerous shots being made at it before
it was knocked out by one of the Abort
glnees. The shooting however drew n
large crowd, who, having nothing else to
do took turns in shooting ut the silver
target.
FLIEs.-House flies are commenc.
ing to swarm in the houses and
restaurants Of Phoebe. We have
been singularly free from the little pests
up to the present time this season. but
they are now making up for all the time
lost by their terceness and the mum bers
IN which they are visiting. The new
patent ny traps are not much of q sue.
cess 80 lar. When you have to catch
ny and put him in trap it is q great
waste of valuable time.
An Indian. under the influence of
liquor, while riding at a rapid rate up
Main street last evening fell from his
horse' and IN attempting to remount the
nofse' he managed to slide off head
foremost on the opposite side of the
animal and laid spawling on his back,
ou1 ne gathered himself up as quickly as
possible under the circumstances. aud
successfully mounting on his second at.
tempt, rode off at fast gallop.
1HE election for Chief Engineer,
'ifss and Second Assistants, takes place
on Wednesday August I'd. All fireman
W 10 voters on that occasion will have
~ procure fire certificates, showing that
lucy are members of the department.
FoLp AssAY.-The pulp assay of the
orc brought by Matt. Coschina from To-
querville, went $436. SO to the ton. This
NJ some OF the best ore from that place
~ 1T ooschina will be in with ten tons of
tue same sort in short time.
hEa1sTnATroN.-R Registration at Justice
Aliens office is going on slow, only six
having registered up to u O'Clock yes.
s ZERO Five of those were Rep ublicans
ana the other Democrat.
ARBITRATION CAsE.-An arbitration
case was going on yesterday at Geo. s.
Ea.ye' once, between Johnston and
m m"ane' Aroitrators: Empy and Car.
NO PoTAroEs.-Demands were made
yesterday for potatoes at several of our
restaurants. but they were not forth.
'olnine-feason, none in the market.
CONCENTRATING TABLEs.-J. J. Hslpin
L Go. yesterday sent to the Newark mill
concentrating tables to be used for con.
centratipg tailings.
The following passengers will arrive
Oh to-night's blackboard from Hamilton:
bar II
Docs PoIsoNED.-A couple OF CANNES
iHaaed their earthly career yesterday by
's'hg poisoned.
.hE Salt Lake and Hamilton bnck.
,; uards left camp yesterday morning on
""e' without passengers.
-. A. A. FRENCH, former resident of
an ,S9ene' is now located in San Francisco
' IL eierking in brokers' office.
d H. STAPLES is closing up business
preparatory to leaving Phoebe for the
Ao9uerville Mining District.
LIE Salt Lake stage arrived YESTERDAY
sengers. ~ pas-
MRS. T. HOLLAND departs from Phoebe
u;n i morning. her destination being Wiz.
LIE Eureka stage arrived at five
o,' eioek yesterday with one passenuer
uu wells. Fargo & Cos messenger.
DsrAnrED.-Messrs. Barbee and Nav
a departed Yesterday for Toquerviiis