The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-10


to act as Grand Jurors for the July term
Of Court: Joseph Eissnmann. L. V.
Loomis. J. w. Wright. G. H. Fish. Jos.
Behr. NJ. Schustricb, ID. G. CLARK, Al.
Blair. p. Fl. Wand, NJ. Armer, Louis
Sultan. W. p. Goodman, Thomas Saun-
ders. John Lazenby, II. II. Day. ]. r.
Duff, J. N. Curtis, r. Adams, j. b. New
man, l.. G. Goodspesd, G. Z. Wilton, s.
II. Csrman. Sol. Brisacher and John
Roeder.
MADAME MUsTAcHE.-This little lady.
who excited the wonder of numerous
Eastern newspaper correspondents while
dealing twenty-one. or "vingt ct nm" in
the Black Hills. arrived here last Satur-
day night, on her way to Silver Reef.
Time seems to make no change in this
little old French lady and she looked as
pleasant and smiling as when she dealt
her game in Phoebe some four years ago.
"Won't 20 take drink, gentlemen?
Ring 70 bell, Reuben"
FIGHT.-A fight took place on Sunday
at Bullionville between small and large
man. The little fellow was getting the
best Of the battle when the Sheriff put
in an appearance and stopped the fight.
About halt an hour after the fight the
tall individual discovered he had lost
$3.50 in coin from bis pocket during the
struggle, but on searching in the neigh
borhood where the trouble took place the
money was found intact.
CoMMITTED.-T The examination of
Robert Frazer, charged with the killing
of Michael Donahue. was continued on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday last. at
which time the final argument was made,
both by the prosecution and defense,
| and the case was then submitted to JUS
tice U. E. Allen, who remanded the pris-
oner to the county Jail. without bail, to,
await the action OF the Grand Jury in
tho case.
FIRENRN ELEcTIoN.-On Wednesday
the election for Chief Engineer and two
assistants of the Phoebe Fire Department
was held at the Protection Hose Com
pany's house. Twenty-four votes were
cast, George Arnold, for Chief Engineer,
receiving %; J. B. stephens, for First
Assistant, "a; Chas. Stein. for Second
Assistant, "a. Not much interest was
manifested. there being no opposing
ticket.
PERsoNAL.-John H. Collier, accom-.
panied by his family, left on Sunday
morning for San Francisco. Mr.. Collier
intends locating in Lake District, about
forty miles from Bodie. Mrs. Judge
Rives and her little daughter departed on
Mondays stage for an absence of a
couple of months at Sacramento and San
Francisco. It is hoped that her health
will be improved by the trip.
RAYMOND 4 Ely Things are not
quite completed at the mine. but the en-
CINE is in place below and the pump is
down; are waiting for small lot of pipe
and elbows, due on Monday next, with
which to make connection with the COM
pressor and pipe at top Of the shaft
think by week or ten days will start up.
The 80 and 20.stamp mills continue run
ming steadily.
FIRE. A large quantity of smoke
across the valley, on Tuesday last. indi.
Gated fire in the neighborhood Of Rose
Valley. We learn that the fire occurred
among some timber owned by Mr.. Sher-
wood, near Rose Valley, and about
which there has been some dispute with
the ranchers. II is supposed that the
lire was the work of an incsndiary.
SURPRISE PARTY.-A large number of
friends visited the residence of Sheriff,
Mckee and wife last Tuesday evening
and gave them genuine surprise, for
they were en- deshdbiue and not exactly
prepared to receive company. The yisi.
tors brought along with them provisions,
wine and music and kept up lively en-.
tertainment until a. m. Wednesday.
REGISTRY BooKs.-The registry books
for this county left San Francisco on the
10th of July. and have been laying in
Eureka ever since, owing to no team
leaving there. The County Clerk sent
word over to have them shipped by ex-
press from that place. 80 that they will
probably be here to-day.
FoE THE REEr.-Capt. Lubbock, Bob.
Elan and D. A. Fulks left here Wednes.
day evening, by private conveyance, for
q visit to Silver Reef. They had large
supply Of liquid provisions so that they
would be able to endure the trip.
SALE To.DAY.-All the right, title and
interest of the Alps s. NJ. Company to
400 tons of tailiugs at the American Flag
mill, Bullionville, will be sold to-day at
IL O'Clock, ct Bullionville.
CHR1sTY BULLIoN.-Ths Christy Mill
& Mining Company shipped from Silver
Reef from the 4th to tho 7th of August
three bars OF bullion, valued at $3,034.
LEFT BEHIND.-The Eureka stage ar.
irving here Wednesday evening brought
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