The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13

seriously, and only the drunken indi-
vidual been to blame. An individual on
the verge of delirium tremens had sue
ceeded in getting drink from the bar
tender in one of our saloons. and on not
settling the mixologst had started for
him with the intention of ousting him
from the saloon. AS he approached the in
ebriate the latter thrust his hand towards
his rear pocket. and in threatening
voice. said, 'come step farther and
will kill YOU" of course the bartender,
who was unarmed, stopped advancing,
both standing in that way until Joe Per-
cival, Fire Warden, stole up behind the
individual, caught him by the arms, and
throwing him down, went Through
him." finding him without any weapons
of any kind, not even a pocket.knife;
letting him up. Joe walked him out Of
the saloon. He repeated his visit TO the
saloon 10 few minutes, when the bar
tender, Rowing the result Of the search,
kicked him out. If the bartender, in the
first place, had have been within reach
of his weapon, the man would have
been killed, and no one to blame but
himself This is not the first time that
business OF this kind has been INDUCED
in around saloons by individuals who
lay themselves liable to have their
career ended in short order, all by an in
ordinate propensity to bluff"
RESERVATION MURDERERs II. Coffin,
District Attorney of Ormsby county,
telegraphed on Sunday last that the
four Muddy Reservation prisoners left
Carson on Saturday evening, the 9Th
instant, in charge Of officers TON Con-
don and Charley May for Phoebe. On
receiving this news Sheriff Mckee at
once proceeded to place his ''hotel" in
order for the reception of the expected
guests, who arrived in Eureka Monday
morning. and in Phoebe Tuesday night.
The Sheriff met the stage, took charge of
the men, and housed them safely in the
County Jail to await the action of the
next Grand Jury. The prisoners were
sent on with the officers at the expense
OF J. +. Holland, A brother of one of the
murdered men, who has also retained
the Hon. j. Fl. McCune, noted criminal
{ lawyer of the Sacramento bar, to assist
the District Attorney in prosecuting the
! case. 1t is supposed that Judge Rives,
t who will return here the latter portion of
this month, will call a Grand Jury at
, that time.
,, FREIGHT ARRIVED The past week
has seen an immense amount OF goods
arriving in Phoebe for our merchants.
On Sunday several loaded wagons from
: York, Utah, arrived for ]. Eisenmanr
4 Co. Teams of the Eureka Il Palisade
: Railroad also arrived on Sunday, bring.
: ing "a, 900 pounds of freight for r. Ky.
t man. J. Myers & Bro, F. w. Clu.e. P.
! H. Wand, Chas Stein, Schustrch &
8 Kleine and John G. Lynch. On Thurs
q day teams OF the same company ar
= rived, bringing %, 2S5 pounds of freigh
d for the Raymond Il Ely. D. @. Clark
d Bro, J. B. Newman, John G. Lynch
:. Chas. Stein. Schustrich L Kleine, Jas
NAsbitt & Bro. +. W. Clute. J. Myers
8 & Bro, d. J. krauss and r. Hyman
\ Our merchants intend having q full
stock on hand as the recent develop
ments around Bristol insure large de
n mand for the coming winter.
= RESTOCKING. "A. Pratt. division agen
q Of Gilmer l. Sslisbury's Salt Lake lin
l. of stages, arrived in town on Suuda,
II last He informs us he has been owe
q the road for the purpose of taking off tn
= old stock of animals on the line and re
- placing them with fresh and good stock
70 30 that there will no be occasion for an,
- more growing in regard to not making
!, time. This will be good news to travel
~ ers by that route as for long time pas
~ the delays and inconvenience INQUIRE
- on the road we're intensely disagreeable
- Fred Gilmer, road agent for Gilmer
10 Salsbury's Phoebe and Eureka line, ais
arrived on the same day. He Is gon
70 over the road seeing that the stock an
as stages are in good order for winter rur
a ming.
~ INcoRPoRArEp.-We see by the s.
n. Chronicle OF the 4.h instant that papel
r. OF the incorporation Of the Jackrabb
TO Silver Mining Company, to work
Q, Bristol Mining District, we're filed c
VII the Sd instant, with capital Of $lU
II 900, 600. The Directors are M. j. NJ
o. Donald, James NJ Day, s. b. Wakefield
rs. "a. L. vesssria and U. j. Hussey. At Il
ns tims the papers were filed news had n
u' reached there that new district, call,
the Jackrabbit Mining District. had bet
ne formed. The name of the compai
nv hereafter will be 1.-THE Day Silver Mi
No ing Company.
in D1sAppEARINa.-Th nights now
PES Bullionvlle are getting very cold, al
OF in consequence OF this the fever sym
az toms are gradually disappearing fro
~ ~ that burg and those who have been
, ficted in that way are rapidly impre
up ing and getting we'll. We are glad
note this fact, as most of the employ
300 around the mills had to spend all
a..a.. III aaxnad .rhilat in naad haal