The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

JuDsMENT.-The first judgment against
the Alps s. NJ. Company was obtained on
Monday by c. q. Patchen and another
by Woldenbsrg & Armer. Executions
| were issued in both cases Immediately.
We publish to-day the Sheriff's sale
notice in the case OF Woldenberg &
Armer. which takes place Tuesday,
August 9th.
PERsoNAL.-F. W. Clute and John P.
Kelly arrived from San Francisco on
Tuesday night. They report that A. j..
Blair had been sick bed for ten days
before they left. but thought he would
be around soon. We understand that
Mr.. Blair will leave to-day for Phoebe, if
be is strong enough.
DEADLY AssAULT.-A Chinaman known
as Limb" committed an assault with
an Ak upon another Chinaman, wound.
ing him seriously. il not fatally. A
complaint was made and Limb locked
| mp to await the result Of the Chinaman's
Injuries.
| REPAIRED repairs TO the main
water-tank have been completed and 1t
has again been filled so there is no more
| necessity Of forming off the water at
night. The Meadow Valley tank has
been leaking and is now undergoing re-
pairs.
FIRE DEPARTMENT ELECTION Notice
is given in to-day's RECORD that an cleo
ton for Chief and First and Second
Assistant Engineers Of the Phoebe Fire
Department will take place Wednesday,
August Z, 1878.
BOSS. Boss, a we'll known Ameri-
can citizen Of African parentage, re-.
turned to Phoebe last Thursday after an
absence of four years. He now carries o
watch and chain and has spruced up to
what he used to be.
STATE APpoRT1oNMENT.-S. p. Kelley,
State Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton, sent Us his semi-annual apportion.
ment of school moneys. in the course Of
which We find Lincoln county receives
$805.18.
| SUITS CoMMENCED.-Suits were com.
menced in the Dlstric: Court on Monday
by the District Attorney against the Alps
and Day mining companies for bullion
tax for the quarter ending March 3lst.
1878.
CHR1sTY BuLLIoN.-The Christy Mill
& Mining Company shipped from Silver
Reef from the 14th to the 18th of July
three bars OF bullion valued at 81, 600 81.
PAYING Up.-They Day Silver Mining
Company disburssd to their employees
last Saturday about 40 per cent. Of the
indebtedness for mining.
FoR SALE.-Jonas COIN offers for sale
his house, lot and furniture at reasonable
rates for cash. Apply on the premises
or to him.
PIocHE BuLL1oN.-$14, 1875. SO in bull.
lion was shipped during the week. ac.
cording to reports of Superintendents.
KRAUsE is known to have the very
best imported genuine Havana cigars. Il
The thermometer is now dancing
among the nineties.
There are more we'll dressed ladies' to
be seen on the streets OF Vienna than in
any other city; in Europe. In Paris re-
spectacle ladies' merely appear on the
streets in plain black dresses as if striv.
ing to avoid notice or attention. In
Vienna the very reverse is the case, and
they generally display great neatness and
good taste in their outfits. They ore
lively and vivacious, as much so as the
French, and are remarkable for fine
forms and graceful movement. In fact
there is seldom to be seen men or woman
on the streets of Vienna who possesses
any of the characteristic OF form or fea-
ture that would indicate they are Germans
unless it be among the lower and work
ing classes. The Germans whom we
see in the United States coming from
shipbosrd are from the rural districts.
an honest, Woodworking class, o. dis
tinct in appearance as If they were of
another nation from the people Of Vienna.
, i Baltimore American.
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Ward Reflex: Last week the unusual
spectacle Of young man mounted upon
fiery untamed steed, cavorting up and
down Main street, with q lady's riding
habit dangling from his waste. was the
cause Of an unusual rush to doors and
windows fronting on that street. After
diligent inquiry it was ascertained that
o woman was soon to mount the equine
and it was thought advisable to ascertain
whether he took kindly to such q thing
as habit dangling around his heels or
not. The young man WAS taking all the
chances.
"Girls," said o worthy old lady to her
granddaughters, when ever q fellow
pops the question don't blush and stare
at your feet. Just throw your arms a
round his neck. look him full in the face
and commence talking about the furn.
iture. Young fellows arc mighty nerv-