Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-13

SHOOTING ArFnAy.-The ARRAY of yes.
'erdsy afternoon, in which a Mexican or
nai-breed was hit over the head, finally
eliminated in an attemp, by Tom =.
lthe man who hit the hali-breedl. TO
Kill him in Claresy's saloon on Main
street. Il appears that the half.breed
hsd been following him around. until
tney wound up at Claresy's saloon.
when becoming provoked he pulled a
pistol, swapping it twice at his breast il
falling to 60 of. The third the pistol
went of just as the half-breed knocked
1t In the air, he then ran of. Tom was
,ested but turned loose again as the
omcers said he would be turned ont of
the Jail if they took him there.
NEVADA kEPoRTs.-We have before us
copy of Nevada Reports. volume No.
III. containing reports of cases deter.
mined in the Supreme Court of the
State of Nevada, during the years 1874
and 1875, reported by Chas. f. BlcknslI
Clerk OF the Supreme Court and Hon
Thos. P. Hawley, Chief Justice. This
volume is published by A. l.. Bancroft
Co., law book publishers, San Fran.
cisco, is neatly bound in calf and sold at
500 per volume. At this price, il is
the cheapest law book ever published in
America. It will undoubtedly be large
" sold in the East, thus giving to the
Nevada Reports the place in law libra
ries to which they are justly entitled.
Nor THE MAN.-The Virginia Enter.
prise remarks that Pat Holland Of Phoebe,
who is now in town, desires il to be
known that he is not the Pat Holland
arrested day or two since on charge
OF malicious mischief Pat Holland OF
Pioche, was out yesterday nearly all day
IN search of the other Pat He wants to
see him and lecture him in regard to the
malicious mischief business. He saws
that If there is any malicious mischief or
any other kind of mischief to be done by
the Holland family, he wants to have q
hand in it, when he is willing to stand
mp to the rack and father his share of it.
A LODGING HoUsE.-The public will
take notice of an advertisement in to.
days RECORD, stating that W. NJ. Lub.
book, the proprietor of the San Jose
House, has taken possession of the same
and closed the enting department., in
tending to run the house solely az a
lodging house. Fine rooms and well
furnished to be had at all hours of the
night and day.
DIED.-By a telegram received by G..
r. Cushing yesterday from James Fin
ley, we learn that William P. Glissan
died at Darwin City on the 7th instant.
The dispatch was sent from Darwin CITY
on the 9th aud from Caliente on the
18th. Darwin, we believe, ia about fifty
miles from Caliente and there is no tele-
graph line between the two places.
Freight ARRIVED. The following
parties received freight yesterday for.
warded by Hugh Whites Salt Lake for
warding house: Raymond & Ely, Jacobs
q Sultan; j. Esenmann & Co., and Phi.
Felsenthal.
RESOLUTIONS. The Independent So
cial Club intend to hold meeting this
evening at Phoebe Hose House to pass
suitable resolutions in regard to the
death of VIM. P. Glissan, of which as
soclatien he was member.
ALF-MAsr.-The flag of Protection
Hose Company was yesterday placed at
half-mast out OF respect for William P.
Glissau, former member of that Com.
pany, who died on the 7th at Darwin.
California.
COMMITTEE MEEr1NG.- Don't forget
the Committee meeting tonight at 8
O'Clock at the house of the Liphtner
Hook and Ladder Company. Some of
the Fourth of July Committees will re.
port progress.
RoBBERY.-A cabin on Panaca Flat
was robbed on Sunday night and
watch and chane and some other things
were stolen. These robberies seem to
be getting rather frequent lately.
FLAa-SrAFF.-The flagstaff of Pro-
lection Hose Company was placed on
the cupola of the Hose House. The
building OF the house is nearly COM
pleted.
DEPARTED. Mrs. Jas. Finley and
child left on yesterday mornings Hamil.
ton and Eureka stage for Darwin City,
California, to join her husband who ia
residing there.
FLAdsTArF.-The Lightner Hook and
Ladder Company yesterday received a
magnificent piece of timber for a flag
stsff. to.be placed on tho summit of their
truck house.
SHIPPED By telegram to j. ]. Halpin
u Co., we learn that the uniforms for the
members of Phoebe Hose Company were
shipped from San Francisco on the 9Th
inst.
HE Eureka, Hamilton and Salt Lake
stages left Phoebe yesterday morning at
o'clock. The Hamilton and Eurek a
stage carried full load Of passengers
Alta man fell down in fainting
fit yesterday afternoon in front Of D. G.
Clark d Bros store. He was taken
into the store and his case attended to.
Fly WHEEL.-One-half section of one
of the fly wheels for the Meadow Valley
hosting works arrived in Phoebe yester.
day.
The following passengers will arrive
this evening in the stage from Hamilton:
Julia Winslow, Master Pierson and T.
s. Merchant.
MICHAEL FERRIS is wanted by his
brothers John and Daniel. Address,
John Ferris, Empire City, Ormsby
County, Nevada.
INDIsPosED. Rev. S. P. Kelly was in.
disnoaad Yesterday and ohliQad TO STAY