The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-27


va. ;.sus We mentioned the supposi'
, " .bs, Fred w.llbaum had been muir
,'On s IN pshrsnsgat Valley, near Hike.
, aI I..moson, tbs Hike msil-rider' who
.;,ad here Tuesday, furnishes US
'";,h N. following particulars in regsrd
~. bloody deed: The party in search
y. wa,bsum found his body. in the well
Oh "s s. rsnch. the body being covered
on hs,d down by rocks. On taxing the
ana an, of the we'll it was found thss
WI had been shot to death; one
W., Ma' GENERATING the back Of the head and
canning out at the mouth knocking ous
sua tooth; another shot being IN .he
ada of tho head, the ball not Coming
.hroneb. It was found that "alioaam
s s.a hssn shot in front of his own door.
n naa tho news OF the discovery OF the booy
S Hi taken to Hike, Mcintyre stated
~, Gaorpe W. McLane was the Pereon
. ma mrrisred Wallbaum. Upon this
VIZ being made Deputy Sherin
No. started down the valley to arrest
M Mo Who was driving the wagon CON-
tanning the body Of poor Waitoaum.
We've on meeting the wagon, drew MS
.hoo,er and informed MeLsns he was
- arrest, whereHpon McLane ex-
claimed, my God! what have dones
Moore told him that he had done enough
and took him in charge. Botn MoLane
and Mcintyre criminate each other. "A
check, paid by Johnny Davis to wall,
hann vas found on Mcintyre. enclosed
in an envelope addressed to George W.
McTane Wallbaum was shot on Satur-
d.v December 9th, and il ia Ssid that
.ftsr the deed was committed couple
of sousws were taken into Waiioaun 8
cabin by the murdersrs and high carnl-
val was held in it. This is one OF the
most wsnton and outrageous murders
that has ever occurred in Lincoln county.
Lster-Dykes, the mail-rider who ar
rived here from Hike Friday morning.
states that Mcintyre and Mel, had an
examination bsfore Justice OF the Peace
Butler at Hike and that Molntyre
waived ar examination and testified
against McLane, stating that he INC
Lsns) bad lsne the killing, having shot
Wsllbaum twice. The prisoners arrived
her yesterday afternoon, in charge OF
MARI Moore and Dodge, and were turned
over to Sheriff Mckee and locked up In
Jail.
CALL and try one of Goodnan's 12l1
cent Cigars. None better.
CuRIsTMAs TREE.--The. Christmas Tree
festival at the Episcopal Church Christ
mas Eve was a very pleasant affair and
large crowd, composed mostly Of parents
and children, were in attendance. Thu
church was beautifully decorated witt
evergroens, notices, etc. The tree Wal
very handsome and was loaded dowI
with toys, fancy lanterns and ornament
I'd with glass balls, rejecting the color
OF the rainbow. The entertainment wa
opened by Miss May Miller, who rsoitet
"Christmas Eve," which was applauded
it being excellently rendered. A song b.
the Sunday. school children then followed
The evenings entertainment closed b.
the distribution OF presents to the young
stsrs and some handsome books to tn
older children. The members OF tn
Sunday. school return thanks to tn
ladies and gentlemen who took sue
pains in decorating the church and tree
INSTALLATION. -The installation of tn
officers Of st. John Lodge No. IS. F.
A. NJ, takes place this evening at
O'Clock, at Masonic Hall. The Lodg
will hold their stated meeting first an
the installation ceremonies will CON
mencs at half-psst Z o'clock, after who
sociable evening will be spent in th
Lodge room by those present. The fol
lowing officers will be installed for tn
ensuing Masonic year: r. Fl. Elan, "
Md. Cshn, s. W.; VIM. 2. Goodman
J. w.; Geo. 7. German, Secretary; I
9. Clark, Treasurer; Joseph Behr, s. D
Julius Hoffman, j. D.; D. A. Fulks an
G. R. Alexander, Stewards, and Z.
Turner, Tyler.
SAN-Too GAH-GHoI.- This il tho I,
dian name FOL. the Elko Mineral Soap, f,
which DR.. G.. r. Alexander has been a,
pointed sole agent of Lincoln count
the Mineral Soap is excellent for chappt
hAnds, being even superior to tbs pu
e'ycerne, aud is said to Do capable of Z
moving both tan and freckles. 1t wi
remove grease. stains and pitch, and f
.orubbing and Washing paint and wi
dows it has no equal. Try cake of
and judge for yourself.
CHAPTER ELECTION. The following a
officers Of Keystone Chapter No. G, Roy
Arch Masons, elected and installed d
Gambler 25th, for the ensuing Mason
year: Q. II. Patonen, M. E. Il. p;
n Alexander, f. K !; A. A. Young. E, s
4 ) Lubbock. G. H.; Matt Rogers,
s.; .. D. Turner, R. A. c.; D. @. Olsr
n Sd "; Jos. Stephens, Nj. I'd "; AL
brown. NJ. 1st V |; D. "A. Fulks, Trsa
n d. Elan. Ssc'y; Thomas William
Guard.
SILVER PARK.-Felix knight, owner
three or four mines at Silver Park Mi
ing district, has had an offer of $50 q
Tor bis interests there, but refused /
same. These mines are good ones a
we'll worth the price offered.
Acc1DENT.-An Indian was brouoht
town vaatatdnv all $500, :,