The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-04
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FINEST ENGLISH BEAErAsT TEA.
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Come. Tea, China Tea, Ooloopg and
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EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread dne.cut tobacco at
| Krause's If
FaoM TaE VEGAS. D, Gass arrived
from the Vegas ranch on Saturday last.
He reports affairs in that section of the
county as hourishing aud says the
grape and peach crop will be splendid
this year. McManua. Newman, Dean
and Sloan came past the Vegas ranch on
their way to the reservation. During
their progress from California thew
robbed cabin on the Mohave river be-.
longing to an Old man and woman, steal
ing some jewelry and other little articles.
They were followed up and made to dis
gorge what they had stolen and then
tarned loose, as it was too far to take
them to any settlement to be tried. Dean
rode blue mare which boy just from
California, who was stopping at the
Vegas, recognized as belonging to @
rancher in San Bernardino county, for
whom he had worked, and who had al
ways told the boy that he would never
sell or part with the mare. This is the
amin al that Mart Moore and Pierce took
from Sloan and Dean III payment OF
the things that they had stolen from
Moore and Pierce's camp on the Muddy,
and which was the starter Of the affair
which family eliminated in a horrible
double murder.
ARRESTED. An individual. under the
intlusnce OF liquor and whose name We
did not learn, Was found asleep Thursday
morning in the shed along sids of the
San Jose House. He was awakened ant
told TO leave, but instead of complying
with the order he commenced to abuse
the individuals around the house. Afte
raising disturbance for some time h,
was arrested and lodged in Jail. Ia ar.
resting this man the officer treated hin
= very brUtally. although the fellow justl.
meritea all which he received, and per
: haps more too; yet. 10 say the least, tn
scene which occurred on the opposit
: side of the street from our office OIL
Thursday morning was very unbecominf
to an officer Of the peace and there is n
excuse for it.
BRoM TyBo. -Abou. dozen arrive
! in Phoebe from Typo on Tuesday last
and more will leave there shortly fo
other points. Owing to the mining CON
! pauy having trouble with the water cou
pauy in regard to the supply of waite
y all the furnaces were obliged TO clos
, down except one; that one is running
q but will not continue to run long. Thi
y places business for the present at Tyb
e at q stand still aud there is no tellin
i when the furnaces will start again.
Fine Matt. Schustrich discovere
o that the sleeping room in the rear {
n Johnny Lyuch's saloon was on fire o
o Sunday night last about II clock.
n few buckets OF water extinguished tb
J. flames. which was caused by cand
1t being left burning by John Flaherty aft,
81 he retired to bed. A few moments long,
d and Flahersv would have been victim
n I'd he was sleeping soundly, not awaken
d ing until after the fire was extinguishe,
"a GrA0INo THE SPRINds.-For over
:, week Captain Lubbock, President of Il
= Floral Springs Water Company. b
- been having the springs belonging
r the company gagged SO as to see il Il
Or flow Of water would be sufficient to RI
n the Floral, or Alps, mill night and da
n In order to effect the object bitches, etc
As have been dug, but the water supply b
Of not increased sufficiently to warrant tn
Of mill starting in at present.
y Losr. Charley Stein lost his pockt
book containing valuable papers, Chico
10 and 5000 in greenbacks on the Bullio
y vile road last Sunday. The peck,
~ book was found by McAvoy but it W
a. minus the Rreenbacks and one check
az about $l20 1t was restored to 4
A. owner, who was glad to get it back
O. the papers 1t contained notwithstandi
,e the loss OF the money.
y DEATH OF JACK McCAFERaY.-Jol
Manning, better known as Jack N
On Caffrey, a resident of Phoebe at one tin
It's died in Virginia City on July 25th. ia
ok was well known all over the coast q
se was miner by profession. He was