Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-23

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who have not appeared herein and been
made parties plaintiff is ordered to be
entered
The Court held a short session last
evening-some motions Of no impor-
lance being argued.
Court then adjourned until Monday,
Oath instant.
The DESERT SPRINGS ARRAMGEMENr.-
There were numerous rumors around
Phoebe yesterday morning to the effect
that Nate Hanson, and two others con.
nected with the little playfulness that
has recently taken place at Desert
Springs Station, we're in Phoebe on Fri
day night. but we failed to interview any
one that had seen them, SO We conclude
there was no truth in the rumor. Mr..
Bowen received note from his cook
yesterday in which he stated that the
contents of the bar-till, 1923, disappeared,
no note of hand or memorandum to say
who borrowed it. Mr.. Bowen ia still in
town and will not return until he IL as
sured that they have all left his premises.
ORE SHIPMENTs.-We chronicle the
following shipments of ore by the
Nevada Central Railroad from the Ray
uond & Ely mine to the Compnny's
mills at Bullionville: On Sunday, the
10th. 1873 tons, Monday 50 tons, Tuesday
IS tons, Wednesday SO tons. Thursday
SO tons, Saturday SO tons. making in all
583 tons for the week. On Friday there
were no shipments in consequence of
the engine getting sick aud the repairs
on the other one not being COM
pleted at the machine-shop. We are
under obligations to Fred. Farnham,
Superintendent Of the road, for informa-
ton furnished us.
Snow Farley yesterday morning
snow was falling pretty rapidly-a con
tinuation of the storm of the night be-
fore. About 10 o'clock the weather be
came clear and cold, the sun shining
throughout the balance of the day. TIL,
heavy SHOWS have impeded travel to
great extent lately, stages, pony mail
and all other communication with thi
camp being behind some twenty. fou
hours. A few clear days however ant
the lost time will be made up.
SKATING PoND.-On Friday night on
corner of this pond became in some man
ner broken down, allowing the water t
flow out and leaving the pond in dr..
condition, 30 we learn. This will be ap
70 prevent any extraordinary perform
ances on steel at that spot this Winter
We are sorry for the boys as we kno,
some of them enjoy it SO much.
INDIAN PoKEn.-Indian poker in fror
of Nesbitt & Bros. new quarters opposit
the RECORD business Office, was tn
game "them snoozers they did play.
The party consisted of six bucks an
fonr squaws and betting was prett
lively for time. II it we're possible
tell one Indian from another we woul
name the winner 30 as to keep th
public duly posted.
The OLD AUcTIoNEER.-Ws are gri
tilted to state that the sonorous voice
"Old George Davis" will once more
, heard on the public thoroughfares
, Phoebe in his endeavors to sell "ligh
ming striker, mustang" shot guI
six shooter, or watch, the cases
t which latter are warranted pure gold.
, carats fine. We hope George will {
we'll in his business and lose no mo
: time.
4 BATES AGAIN.-.Bates called in to int
view US again yesterday in regard to tn
celebrated Indian claim which he il
: AGNES he holds on Phoebe. He pr
ceeded to state the amount of capital
could raise to push the claim throu
30 he could get title to the properi
D but we cut him short by telling him
K was worse than 'the lightning-rod mai
k as he never tumbled" to himself.
9 JUSTICE CouRT. Geo. A. Davis charg
with the shooting Of Casper D. Langt
IS came before Justice Allen yesterd
g morning and waived an examinatio
q upon which Judge Allen held him
l. $1,000 bail to appear before the Ora
70 Jury. The requisite bail was furnish
q and Davis was discharged from oustot
LEAVES Us.-One of the former tyr
- Of the RECORD office, Charley LATIN
leaves on to-days Hamilton stage
his way to Virginia City. During
III stay In the Office he has attached hi
v self to those who have been work.
IS with him and We oil regret his departu
le He has our best wishes for his success
- TRIAL JuRoBs.-Trial Jurors must /
,s forget that they are required in
District Court tomorrow (Mondi
morning at 10 o'clock. see advertisem
q to that effect. Those failing to be on hs
Q at the proper time are liable to unde
~ the pains and penalties of the law VIII
Z Is very severe to recreant jurors.
+ CATHOLIC CHURCH. AT the Gath,
g Church, this being the third Sunday
Advent, fitting services will be held
the usual hours morning and event
7 Rev. Father Monteverde will offici.
:, Sunday school at 2 O'Clock p. m.
no EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Services
Il. take place at the Episcopal Church
Id day at the usual hour in the morni
i'll Sunday School at Up. m. and servi
is in the evening. the Rev. R. H. Kl
officiating.
The annual election for the Trust
W. of the Raymond & Ely mine takes pl
ne on the fourth Tuesday in January, VII
~ is next Tuesday, January rs. 1876.
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