Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-11

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Sarah O'Neill II N Conger
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ADJUpGED BANKRUPT.-Thef follow
ing is the decision in the case of NJ. 81.
Lichtenstein:
District Court Of the United States
District of Nevada. Whereas Moses H.
Lichtenstein OF Phoebe, in the County
Of Lincoln and State of Nevada, has
been duly adiudged bankrupt under
the revised statutes of the United States.
title Bankruptcy" and appears to have
conformed to all the requirements of
law in that behalf. 1t is therefore order
ed by the said court that said Moses 81.
Iichtenstein be forever discharged from
an debts and claims which by said title
are made provable against his estate,
and which existed on the 10Th day of
January A. d. 1874, on which day the
petition for adjudication was filed against
him, excepting such debts, if any, us are
by law excepted from the operation of
discharge in bankruptcy. E. F. H,llyer.
District Judge; r. M. Dasgett. Clerk !;
Jno. R Kittrrll, Attorney for Bankrupt.
FROM THE BLACK HILLs--The follow
ing from Custer City, under date of
March 18Th, corrotorates Gil the previous
reports which We have published from
the Black Hills. Nearly every one in
Pioche knows the writer:
Friend Bopy-I arrived here few
days ago. Think that French Creek is
The biggest blk ever saw. They say
here that the diegings are further north
q There is not dollar in sight here. /
am going to start north i'll few days
and will write to you when get there
GEORGE KENDALL.
WILL ARRIVE LArE.-We learned from
Fred. Gimer on Sunday morning before
be left town that the stages from Hamil
ton will leave there on their former time
about o'clock in the afternoon. The
stage will not arrive in Phoebe until NINE
or ten o'clock at night. 1t is to be hoped
this arrangement will not remain in force
long as it is great convenience to ever,
4 one to have the stage get in here befor,
dark, as then every one has q chance t.
answer letters Immediately and not los,
aday.
DEAD MULE.--A mule that JudR
Filter secured short time since will
which be calculated to make trip to tb
Acoracken mine in Arizona, died yestel
Gay about eleven o'clock. Doctor Phi
Dafnhart was the attending physician i
ns mule case and after he took charp
ana commenced treating for the disease
'ne mule became terribly tired and I
spite Phil. just kicked the bucket.
RETURNED SArE.-Sol. Brisacher :,
turned to Phoebe on Sunday night, n,
looking any the worse for his trip acros
aportion Of the Fort mile Desert. 3
struck into Shoal Greek Station, on
from there made his way to Phoebe. E
isa little tanned from exposure.
sNow-sToRM.-A fall of snow starts
in on Sunday night about Z o'clock al
Yesterday morning the ground was co
cred to the depth Of half an inch. TT
sun commenced on it at an early ho
sod about noon very little trace was Ia
0'lt except the wet and sloppy streets.
COUNTY LICENSES. Birdsa
Deputy Sheriff, was around yestcrda
"iecling quarterly licenses. Owing
us recent sickness be did not tray
around much, the streets bel,
", ss' and muddy, but will resume b
iabols to-day.
AIA SuSpAY.-Palm Sunday was Q
served In our churches by the delive
VI sermons suited to the occasion. I'll
sees' commencing April 9th and endi
Week. S"eu "'s''
hose MEETING - Phoebe Hose Co
pany will hold their regular adjourn
M Mon,h'y meeting tonight at o'clock
Nc mo nose. house on Main street. Blu
m Ness OF importance will come before /
h" esung and all members are REQUEST
.AVfs To-DAH.-J. B. Ayres lev.
,0e knows Bony Ayres) leaves ON
sSys Hamilton stage for Eureka
Which place he intends HOLDING t tos,S
ssnors time. WIN
-. iaE Salt Lake stage arrived yssterd
ons ,noon at hali-psss three o'clock wi