Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-09

JUSTICE Court. Yesterday Mrs. Will
liams, who has been confined in thu
County Jail for several days, asked
for an examination, which was granted
by Judge Allen. She pleaded guilty t.
the charge of disturbing the peace anG
Judge Allen, on her promise Of good be-
havior. allowed her to depart for home
promising if she was brought before him
again for like conduct it would become
his painful duty to send her to Jail for q
short term.
The AssEssoR.-R. P. Dayton, County
Assessor, reports that the crops at the
Muddy are much better this year than
they have been heretofore. He reports
that there are only three men at Groom
District taking care of the property, and
two at Indian Springs. He states that
be assessed more cattle on this trip than
be did last year. Cattle generally looked
very poor.
For SAN Francisco. w. H. Dolmsn.
with his family, leaves by to.day's stage
for San Francisco, which place he will
make his permanent residence. Mr..
Dolman has for years been identified
with the business interests of Phoebe and
leaves behind him large circle of friends
who regret his departure, both as a pub
lie spirited man and good citizen.
AS THE insurance companies that is
sued the policies on the life of E. Ham.
lion are inclined to dispute the payment
OF the said policies on grounds that the
qusrrel was sought by him, yesterday
Capt. IL. 5. Lubbock had letter drawn
up by Judge Rives to the effect that Earl
Hamilton was peaceable man and never
sought difficulty. The letter was
signed by most OF the citizens OF Phoebe.
RATES WIrHDRAwN.-The freighting of
goods from Toano to Phoebe has been
abandoned by F. F. Marx in consequence
OF the Central Pacific Railroad withdraw
ing Phoebe rates OF transportation from
Ioano. Mr.. Marx will still freight goods
on portion of the road but not to
Phoebe.
We received yesterday a copy of the
Wayne County Courier published at
Wyandotte, Michigan, of which the
younger brother of w. E. Griffin is one
Of the publishers and proprietors. Its
ANNE column weekly, devoted to home
industries, both agricultural and me-
chancal.
DAsSER's.-Sam Danner keeps the
saloon at the corner of Main and Mead
ow valley streets. His supply and dual.
yof liquors and cigars is equal to that
Vi an, saloon in Phoebe. Give Sam a
cal and sample them. See his notice in
'o'day's RECORD.
w. Il. DoLMAN yesterday filed with
Inc Clerk of the Board of County Com.
customers his resignation as Superin-
Hnoent OF public schools for Lincoln
county. in consequence of his intention
Vi leaving the county permanently.
SCHOOL CENsus.-Matt Halpiu, School
census Marshall, yesterday commenced
,ne duties of that position. II ia 10 bo
hoped that the citizens will land h;,, ~
d ns aa possible in the discharge of his
SUMNER SHoEs.-Chas. Koch, boot
and shoe maker, Lacour street. has mat
received large assortment of ladies'
button shoes for Spring and Summer
also gents boots and shoes of ali kinds
Call and examine.
MEETING.-The members of the INDIE
pendent Social Club will hold meet;no
TINS evening at 8 o'clock at Browns
Hall A punctual attendance ia 70
quested.
STREET SPRINKI1Na.-E. McAvoy yes-
,,efday commenced the work Of sn,;nl.
n .s Ihe streets, which will be continued
through the Summer months.
FROM UrAH.-J. D. Hickox arrived
NON Utah on Sunday last. He has been
t'eadlng to mining interests in Utah
'@ several months. wan
NhruRNED.-R. P. Dayton, County
assessor, returned yesterday from o.
Canyon. A'Ao ana Quinn
AiVELY.-Owing to the arrival yester.
90. usy OF large number of teams ,ha
appea,sno n'Scne presented very lively
FREIGHT for the following parties ar
J I.ed BY Hugh Whites teams veste,dan
W. Clnt y sultan. Mott. Fish & Co., f.
IN. .Ah roof of the Meadow Valley hoist. |
lin Nv works is being rapidly covered with
&Co. 'p'oyed DyJ.J Halpin
s,as A Is Of Bullionville yesterday |
Cls a MS application with the Corn..
States. o"e citizen OF the United |