The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-04-27

day wgs confined TO that which TOOK
place in the Episcopal Church. which
were, first a portion of the regular church
services, baptism. the balance of the
regular church service, communion SER
vice and at 2 O'Clock Sunday school.
Owing to the extremely muddy condi-
ton of the streets the church during the
| morning service was very slimly at
| tended, but those who we're there had
] the pleasure of listening to some splendid
| music performed and sung by the choir,
| and also an excellent sermon on the
| Resurrection of Christ" preached by
| Rev. Il. II. Kline. The baptism took
place after the second lesson in the morn
| ing services, the ceremony being per-
formed on the son of the late Charles A.
| WiedsrhoId, Mrs. Henry Rives and Il.
n. Bourne standing as sponsors for the
child, who was named Charles Angus
tus Richard. After the sermon those
who were not communicates of the
church and ready to partake of the COM
munion service retired.
| FIRE WARDEN FUND.-The Board of
County Commissioners. at their meeting
held on the first of April, did not levy
tax for the Fire Warden Fund as they
did not intend to have the Office of Fire
Warden continued, thinking it was USE
less expense, but in doing this they over
looked some scrip that was already out,
amounting to $3.50, and made no provis-
ion for its payment. There will not be
enough money coming in from delin-
quent taxes to satisfy the amount OF
scrip out, SO We understand the Board
have made arrangements, or will make
arrangements at their next meeting in
May, to transfer a sufficient amount from
the Contingent Fund to settle that
matter.
Yves. Travis, Sheriff of Lincoln county
in 1878 and IA, was arrested in Dead
wood. Dakota Territory. on the 10th
instant for tampering with the jury in
the case of the Emma Mining Company
against the Homestake No. 2, the trial o.
which had been going on in the District
court at Deadwood for three weeks.
Travis and a man by the name of John
j. Sutherland, were arrested, and were
; bailed in the sum of 5000 each. The
|
be investigated the following day.
PERsoNAL.-John G. Lynch returned
from Silver Reef on Wednesday. He
reports affairs at that place looking
bright. the mills all running and turning
. out stream of bullion, seven bars of
which were brought in the stage in which
he came. Abe Meyer, agent for Kullman
" Aarmer. also came in the same stage.
These passengers were long time on the
} road awaiting stage accommodations and
complain in regard to this stage route.
, DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Courl
met ON the 22d instant and transacted
, the following business: Estate of Fuenza.
> Ida. deceased; the Court orders the ad.
minlstrstor of the estate to sell what
property is in his hands on Thursday,
J the I'd day of May, 1873, and to make d
report of the same. Byers and McOul.
a Tough vs. F. W. Clute; an order issued
3 to transfer this cause to the U. s. Circuit
Court for the District of Nevada.
FELL IN.-The rear end of the ston,
house, near where the trail from No.
crosses the railroad track, caved in Mon
!, day morning whilst Mr.. OBrien, the oc
:. cupant, was in the act of lighting fir
= in the stove with which to get breakfast
y Some OF the large rocks struck the stow
l. and damaged it, but the inmate man
aged to get out of danger by hast,
5 jump backwards.
It CoNvIcTED.-M. r. Kaufman was con
n victed in the Justices Court on Frida
= evening, the 18th inst, of having fire.
o off his pistol and otherwise acted in
?. disorderly manner. Justice Allen fine
him $50 and costs, amounting in all t
$50, which amount he was unable t
d pay and was sent to Jail for thirty days
=. MAIL TO HIKo.--For the informato
is of those desiring the same we are re
quested to state that the contract fo
carrying the mail from Phoebe to Hik
III and return was awarded to William NJ
s. Lowe of Beaver City, Utah, for the SUI
\. of 81, 1873 per annum. The old oontrae
:. holds good to July l, 1878.
is AN exchange does it thusly: &c.
your printing done where you please
"a is your right-but please do not, ate
az spending your money elsewhere, com
20 to this Office Begging for free local notice
~ 1t isn't business-it isn't decent"
New GooDs.-On Thursday evening ,
Il Eisenmann received large lot of door
=, sashes, window blinds, etc., togeth,
=. with lot of hardware and crockerywar
AZ which he is ready to dispose Of at reason
AZ able prices.
ae AssEssMENr.-We publish to-day Il
~ assessment notice of the Raymond & e.
:. Company. The assessment is ope do
" lar, becoming delinquent on the Goth {
May, and day of sale June 18th
o STATED COMMUNICATIONS The regul
u monthly stated communication OF S
| TIL, NJ I.