Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-12

MINoRs.-We were requested yesterday
by the parents of several OF the children
of Phoebe, to call the attention of the
proper authorities to the fact that there
are a number of bar-rooms in this town
that pay no attention to the law which
quent bar-rooms. We understand from
those folks that in some places they are
permitted to enter, play cards for drinks,
etc. This kind of business should be
stopped, as these boys will become hood
lums fast enough without that kind
of aid.
ApPRAIsEMENT OF E. HAMILToN's Es-
TArE.-John @. Lynch, r. McAlpin and
A. Hamilton, appointed by the District
Court as appraisers of the estate of 4.
Hamilton, deceased, yesterday made the
following appraisement as to its market
value: Lot and improvements on Main
street $3.50, house and lot on McCannon
street 5000, furniture in the house on
McCannon street $50, safe 10 saloon SIS.
soda fountain $50, billiard tables 5000,
mirror $40. bar fixtures $40. saloon
furnitures 500, liquors 1885; total
$3.50.
Doc s HOT. Yesterday morning Matt
Lannan's dog Caesar was shot twice by
jim Pierson, 10 front Of the Nevada
Market, on Main street. The dog ran
down to the alley adjoining A. Veitch's
harness store aud there fell dead 1t
appears he had been worrying and biting
some pigs and hogs belonging to Mr..
Person. The noise OF the report of
the pistol attracted quite crowd in q
short time, who imagined that tn ere was
N aman for breakfast somewhere in the
neighborhood.
An OUTRAGE.-We learned yesterday
that some individual had kicked in the
door of Madame Caduc's residence in
the lower part OF town and also tore
down portion Of the lining inside Of
the house. Madame Caduc has recently
been very i'll and just getting we'll. 1t is
shame that any one should ill-treat a
woman in that style, especially sick
woman.
STAGE KErTLED.--Some of the friends
Il Of Matt. Lannan, in consideration of his
II departure, kettled the Eureka stage with
aun oil can, which made hideous noise
coming down Main street to the Post
n omce' 1t was. however, taken of at the
n latter place.
ASMELTER FOR BuLL1oNv1LLE. Some
parties were in Bullionville yesterda,
Hylng to make arrangements in REGARD
.ogettlng water, ETC., their intention
Delng to erect smelling furnace in tina
burg. We did not learn what success,
they met with.
DRAMA drain is being dug from
the New York Bakery on IAcour stree
to the sewer further down for the pur
pose of conveying the refuse matter dur
ing the Summer time from the restaur
ant to the sewer.
The REAsoN.-The reason some Of on
citizens started chess club in town wa
because they thought it a more exemp
4 larry occupation than playing cards. A
chess you play with two bishops and O
a cards you play with knaves.
n CIouDr.-Yesterday was cold, cloud,
and rather inclined to be disagreeable
ina sun only shone portions of the day
INV INV " was so much obscured that it's ray
'''s0 TO effect the cheerless atmosphere
f0a HrKo.-Harry Henderson, Count
I'm .'ec0fder, in company with W. NJ. Wi
N ~. ~, ieft Phoebe yesterday for Hike
MI tha. fy mas some good mining claims i
" . No.. section which he has gone to loo
orAaEs.-The Eureka and Salt Lah
ages lett Phoebe at 8 O'Clock yesterda
u molning. The Hamilton stage with for
ss nn and the Salt Lake witho,
A'Af 1oAcHAM on the I'd of April VIZ
r.'sented with daughter BY his wifi,
s sSsny looks as happy as a clam at hip
us nice to be father" etc.
Matt. -Lannan lef. on Yesterday
C; H,ska stage for Eureka and Virgin
r. D0LlioN SHIPMENT. Faroo
SIS Sa sp bullion yesterday valued
on i ~; FOSTER and NJ. Taussip are e,nec,,
''' evenings Eureka stage.