Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-29

When desth calls away the friend Of my heart;
Men and women may slight, but what do
care
With dog along side, my victusls to share.
How gladly a try to lengthen his life
Till we both should be called from trouble
ami strife.
Perish sad thoughts, we II be happy and gay,
For together we II live yet many day.
r. G, ScHoFIELp.
The LEE TRIAL.-The Salt Lake Tri-
bune has letter from Beaver, which
says: Bshop who considers that the
priesthood have now dropped him and
HIS client, says that the prosecution
never can secure another conviction of
the Mountain Meadows assassins, be-
cause the witnesses will not swear to any
facts tending to show the guilt of their
good brethren. He claims to have been
ticketed by the priesth ood-that was
when they had need for him-and also
to have been kicked by them-that was
when they had need to drop him.
| On the other hand. Mr., howard says
he has the Church in corner where he
can compel it to deliver up every man
directly or indirectly connected with the
| massacre.
Adair oday asked Mr.. Howard what
be would advise him to do in his lease.
The District Attorney counseled him to
| plead guilty to the indictment. Adair
replied by saying, III see you in HI
| first. "
| Lee apparently feels much better than
he did before conviction. When the Jury
returned their verdict, not feature of
the old cuprit's face moved, and he was
soon afterwards heard to boast of his
comp'acency IN listening to the words
which stamped Thin murderer and
recommended him to the hangman.
CAPTURED. From Doc. Bell, who got
in from Beaver last ,evening, we learn
that Al. VIM was captured last Wed.
nesday by posse of United States Mar.
shals near his house, whittier he had
fed upon his escape from custody at
Beaver. The officials chased him into
the mountains and opened fire on him
wounding him in the arm and thigh. The
last shot crippled him, and and he was
taken back to Beaver. He has been con.
victed and will probably get five years
in the State Penitentiary. Idaho Bill
it IL thought, will get the same. Hanson
has been given new trial.
SOCIAL CLUB.-A meeting of several
young men was held at Browns Hall
last evening, when it was decided to or.
ganize Social Club, and for that pur.
pose a permanent organization was eff.
fected. A series of resolutions were
drawn up and signed by thirty five gen
tlemeD, thus forming the nucleus of what
will, no doubt, be pleasant and pros.
porous society. The officers are as fol.
lows: President. VIM. e. Griffin; Vice
President, Theodore Hale; Secretary, A,
II. Emanuel; Treasurer r, NJ. Bourne.
A VIRGINIA CRY barkeeper has invent.
ed patent free-lunch counter. 1t i.
arranged so that when the wandering
hummer has eaten six pieces of cheese
three crackers and two pickles, a con.
cealed clock gives warning. If this il
} disregarded, and he attacks the bakec
| cS"ho, - fSioht lob ucsOelluS iIOlu tub cell
ing and bonnets him, while gigsn
} tic foot springs from the wall and kicks
him into the street.
CoYorEs. Tho early risers yesterda,
, morning report three coyotes on Uppe
Main street, going about seeking VIVA
they might devour. We have the aft
davits of two respectable citizens in re
lation to this important fact.
The Ward City postoffice is in cbarg,
, of a lady. Parties from there repor
. that the males arrive and depart every
hour in the day.
SOME philosopher says we never know
how much we love till we try to unlove
Bates, who is trying to quit smoking
says he realizes the truth of this.
ED. PRICE is off for his old Michigan
,, home this morning. He says he in
tends taking in the Centennial before h,
, returns, and will have plenty OF yarn
for the boys next Winter.
FROM variety of causes Phoebe di,
, not present very animated appearance
r yesterday. The closing of several store
, on account of the Hebrew holiday va
, one of the reasons no doubt.