Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-24

become partially derangej, it is thought
from the effects OF whisky. Shehan
jumped out OF the stage on three differ
ent occasions, but was caught each time
by the drivers OF the return stage. He
was thus returned to the nearest station
and made to stay there until the stage
came along bound for Phoebe. He was
then kept at Sulphur Springs station
several days to place him in rational
condition and then placed on the in
coming stage. He then seemed to be
quiet and reasonable and the driver
buckled the curtains down and drove
towards Phoebe. About two miles this
side of the springs, be again became wild
unbuckled the curtains and jumped out.
The driver Immediately stopped his
team, started after him and after q race
of half mile succeeded in catching him.
The driver then tried his best to induce
Shehan to return to the stage and con-
tinue his ride. His entreaties were how
ever only responded to by some very
rough language and as Shehan was much
the superior man physically, the driver
could do nothing. Finally Shehan start
ed again on the run towards which is
called the forty mile desert, and that
was the last that was seen of him. The
driver informs US that parties went out
on Wednesday, in search of Shehan but
at the last accounts had seen no traces of
him.
FoR THE BAY.-In few days, we be-
lieve on Monday next. Mrs. Watt, with
her two sons, Rolla V. and Alva Watt,
will leave Phoebe with view or settling
permantly at the Bay. Mrs. Watt has
for considerable time been engaged as
teacher in the public schools and dis
charged the duties of that responsible
| position in most creditable and praise
worthy manner. Her health failing, she
| was compelled to relenquish the posi-
ton, much to the regret of her friends
and scholars, whose respect and affec-
ton she had firmly secured. Her pupils
showed their feeling of regard by pre-
| senting her with several testimonials Of
| their esteem. Her son, Rolla V. Watt.
is q young gentleman whose exemplary
conduct and industrious habits have won
the unfeigned respect and esteem of 0
wide circle of friends. BY continuing
in the same path which he has hitherto
80 persistently pursued be will not only
acquire fortune, but what, is bet.
ter. the approval of his conscience and
the confidence and regard of the COM
munity in which his lot may be placed.
Mrs. Watt and her sons will carry with
them the best and sincerest wishes of
| ha;r f,,fy -,
and happiness, in which We most hearth
ly join.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Wells, Fargo & Co. offer reward of
$500 each, and one-fourth of the treasure
recovered for the arrest and conviction
of one or all of the three men engaged in
the robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co. ex.
press of eight bars of bullion, on the
morning of the 14th instant. about twenty
miles west of Belleville, Esmeralda
county, Nevada, on the road to Aurora.
The description of the three men com.
hitting the robbery, as near as can be
given, is as follows, viz; The leader ap.
peared to be an American, about five feet
nine inches in hight, spare built; the
other two, supposed to be MeIicans,
| shorter and smaller. Were disguised
with blue flannel masks, which was
bound with white around the eye holes
and bottom.
FREIGHT TO ARR1vE.-Freight for the
following parties will arrive by the
Eureka and lPalisads Railroad about the
30th inst w. R. Wilson, Jno. Shier,
T. L. Moore. R & E NJ. Co., Am. Flag,
r. p. Dayton, Daily Journal, A. Cohn &
Bro, Jacobs Il Sultan, f. W. Clute, r..
Solomon, S. L. Lee, Jno. Roeder. T. c..
Poujade, A. d. Reccabarran, J. Levin &
Co. and A. j. Blair.
GONE HUNT1Na.-John Cassidy of
the Capitol saloon, accompanied by Geo.
Arnold of hardware fame, left Phoebe
yesterday for Rose Valley with the MUIR
derous intention of slaughtering all the
game with which they come in contact.
They were well provided with ammuni-
ton of all sorts, sizes and kinds. We
hope they will return loaded.
FOUND Jack Shehan was found on
the Desert near Sulphur Springs on
Wednesday about seven miles from that
station. When found he was nearly dead
from exhaustion. He is now at Sulphur
Springs station. We learn this from A.
J. Clothier the pony rider on the Sail
Lake road.
| LOST MoNEY.--We had about fifty boys
in front of our business Office last even
ing for about an hour, with couple o
lanterns hunting for q silver dollar tina
one OF them had succeeded in dropping
in the gutter. The noise and gable mad,
by them was as q matter of course musi,
to our ears.
| SHERIFF SALE.-We publish in to
days RECORD notice of Sheriff's sale t,
take place on Monday the Oath day oil
April 1875, at the Court House at l:
O'Clock (noon). The property to be SOLE
is the Phoebe West Hosting Works.
| COME BAcK.-Andy Fife, our worth,
Sheriff, returned by yesterdays stag
from his trip to the Woodbridge Insan,
Asylum, whittier he conveyed two in
sane persons from Phoebe. He looks a
hale and hearty as usual.
i oRowDED.-Yesterdaxon the arrival o
the Hamilton stage the Postoffice wa
literally jammed with large crowd wo;t