The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-01-13

AMENDMENT TO FUNDING BrLL.-Tha
following telegram was recslved on Mon
day last:
CARSON, January 8, 1877.
To Thompson Campbell:-The amend
ments to the Funding Bill OF Lincoln
county passed the Senate unanimously
to-day. WEscoATT AND BLAIR.
The above amendments referred to
consist in the following items: That the
coupons for interest on the bonded debt
OF the county shall be paid in the order
OF their presentation az long as there is
money in the Treasury, and when that
10 exhausted, they shall be numbered and
paid in the order OF their numbers when.
ever money shall accrue in the interest
fund. That no money shall be taken
from other funds for the purpose of be.
ing placed in the interest fund to pay
interest coupons. These provisions will
shape, and the holders of scrip will stand
. good chance to get their money with
out having to wait so long as formerly.
Go WEST. - On Sunday afternoon
about half.past o'clock several squaws
visited the County Hospital. which is
situated on the outskirts of town, and
has been vacant for the last two weeks,
and helped themselvesi to the blankets
that were stored away in the building.
A little girl seeing them, went and in
formed County Commissioner Craig Of
the fact, who took stroll out to the In
dams camp, and politely requested the
dusky maidens Of the sage-brush and
mountains to return the aforesaid blan-
kets, but they only smiled in our portly
Commissioners face, and pointing to.
ward the setting sun, told him to spin
around on his left ear and take o walk.
| WANTED TO WonK.-On Monday last
Louis Beiz, who has not been over busy
lately, mounted Fred. Kuhls' dray, in
tending to do little hauling, but not
understanding the nature Of the animal
in the dray. he started him too fast with
too much check upon the lines, the con-
sequence Of which was that he ran the
vehicle against the awning post in front
of the State Bank, knocking down one
Of the posts, and also the sign and avn
ing in front. 1t took Louey about three
hours to repair the damage done, and
then he did not have the pleasure OF pre-.
senting bill.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS. - There is
published in to-day's RECORD notice to
lienholders, in which the Floral Springs
Water Company is plaintiff, and the
Phoebe Silver Mining Company ct al
are defendants, showing that the above
plaintiffs have commenced an action
to enforce and ioreclose three certain
mechanics or laborers' liens against the
said Phoebe Silver Mining Company, tht
! amount OF which is 1882.
Estate OF EARL HAMrLToN.-By orde
Of the Judge of the Seventh Distric
, Court made on the 9th day OF January
all persons interested in the estate o
: said deceased are ordered TO appear be
fore said Court on the 9Th day OF Febru
ary ct ten o'clock. and to show caus
r if they have any, why an order for tn
a sale of such real estate should not b
: granted to Emily s. Hamilton. exscutri
of said estate. See notice published il
r to-dsy's RECORD.
PAaE.-H. G. Winslow, OF Phoebe
:, was elected one Of the pages Of the As
!. sembly of this State on the I'd inst. Th
i dogs Of this camp miss Charley, an
!. many Of them have actually forgotte
Z how it feels to be harnesssd to tin ca
J. since his departure.
Z SENATOR WEscoATT, of Phoebe, ha
= been appointed a member OF the Con
mittea on Public Morals.
% J. G. Foster, recently of this plac.
has permanently located in Virgini
n City, in this State.