Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-11

Byron Sykes va. Eliza Lawson; motion
for the hearing Of new trial continued
until Saturday.
Empy vs. Sherwood & Bro demurrer
argued and overruled, ten days given to
answer.
E. Williams vs.. Annie Williams; d.
vorce granted.
The court then adjourned until Mon
day, June 18th.
Spring CHICKENs.-A number of nice |
spring chickens were landed in Phoebe
yesterday morning by Mormon teams,
also some old 40 chickens. One amongst
the latter lot managed to get loose from
the wagon and appearing on Main
street where couple of the 'boys" soon
managed to secure it, thinking they lad
one of the spring lot. As they had not
breakfasted, they carried it to a res
taurant and stayed their appetites until
lale hour in the morning. until the
chicken was already. Their mouths
watering in anticipation of the pleasant
repast they were about to enjoy, but
alas for human hopes, when they at
tempted to carve the hen fruit producer,
no knife was sharp enough in the res
taurant to disect it, so that they were
compelled to come down to eating beef
steak plain. The old adage that stolen
waters taste sweet, was not exemplifed
in this case.
HENRY MAHLsTEDT, one of the former
proprietors of the Panaca Saloon, leaves
Phoebe on tomorrow morning s stage for
San Francisco, at which place he will re-
side permanently. Henry has been
identified with the business circles OF
Phoebe for several years, during which
time he has made many friends by his
straightforward way Of doing business.
We wish him success wherever it may
suit him to put up bis tent.
MONTGOMERY MINE. This mine To-
Gated by John N. Craig, between Phoebe
and Lacour Streets, has had work vigor-
ously pushed on it since its location.
| The shaft has now attained depth OF
forty feet with splendid prospects. A
pure quartz boulder weighing 800 pounds
was taken from the shaft yesterday,
which tends to show that ore is not far
from its vicinity.
The Rev. s. P. Kelley is expected to
arrive on the blackboard from Salt Lake
City early this morning. In case he
| does arrive he will oficiate for the Rev.
r. h. Kline at both the morning and
| evening services,
MEETING NoT1cE.-A call is published
in to-day's RECORD for the Joint Fourth
OF July Committees to attend special
meeting on Tuesday evening, June 18th
at 8 o'clock, at the house of the Hool
and Ladder Company.
FINE LUNCH. Cassidy of The
Capitol saloon, spreads fine lunot
about noon. This is No. chance now
for a first class lunch fend to get even
on the absence of lunch from the bar
rooms for some tims past.
E. P. Rowe, travelling agent for thu
San Francisco firm of Shea, Bocquere
& Mckee, liquor merchants, arrived OF
last evenings Eureka and Hamilton
stage.
Episcopal CHURcH.-Services will b
held at the Episcopal Church at th
usual hours morning and evening. Sun
day-school at p. IN. Rev. K. d
Kline will officiate.
ROAST LAMC, roast and stuffe,
chicken. Anohovie's sardines, fresh horse
radish, and all the delicacies of the sea
son. at the Bank Exchange Restauran
to day. 1t.
A CARD-Subscriber to the fund 70
the benefit of Mrs. Tim Sullivan wi
please notice her card published in thi
, mornings issue.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Services will b
held at the usual hours morning an
: evening in the Catholic Church. Th
Rev. Father Monteverde will oficiate.
Fon BELLEvILLE.--T Williams, wit
I q pack train of mules, left Phoebe yeste
!, day for Belleville, at which place he hi
large contract.
a THERE will be no passengers on Il
d blackboard which arrives this evenir
r from Hamilton.
. The Arizona mail arrived yesterdt
K and will depart tomorrow MONDAY
l. morning.
. The Hamilton stage arrived in Pioci
= last.eyening at five O'Clock with thr
passengers.