The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-12

The Board met again on Tuesday, pur-
suaut TO recess, transaoting the folio wing:
The bill of Mrs. McFadden, for board
and lodging Collins, $50. and the bill OF
DR.. G. Harrenb-rg. for attendance on A.
Gunnell, $40, were allowed.
On motion, it is ordered that the Dis.
trict Attorney Of Lincoln county, Ne
vada, be and be is hereby authorized to
tho year A. D. 1877. against the follow.
ing named Persons: Owen Hoey, Geo.
C. Johnston, NJ. W. Kenard, Miles Quill
len, Michael Rtgan, Grorae S. Sawyer.
j. B. Atchison, L. Hammond. For the
year 1873 against the following named
persons: John Wood. D. Wilkin, Alps
s. NJ. Co.. Bishop i SAbin, john Cart.
wright, Jonas Cohn, Fl, s. Craw, E. 81.
Ewing. James Finley, A Fife, G. G.
French, W. G. Ghssan, Chas. Goedicke,
Margaret Lynch, D. Murray. Charles
Nicholich, Henry Rlves, j. B. Stephens,
H. Connors, Day s NJ. Co., s. Keel, j.
Newman and John Sheridan.
GOING DRY Numerous complaints
are coming in from the stock ranges that
the various little streams and springs on
which the cattle depend for water are
going dry, getting so low that there is
not enough water for the stock, and in
consequence the owners of stock are
compelled to drive their herds from this
county into portions of Utah. On one
range, where there is large flock of
sheep. wells have been dug and small
supply of water obtained, but not enough
to supply the sheep At Spring Valley.
Wilson Greek, Rose Valley, Highland,
Bristol, Fairview, and even from Floral
Springs, which supplies Phoebe. comes
the complaint of Springs low-supply
of water small" Stock men and ranch
ers claim that if it does not coon rain
thousands of head of cattle will perish.
RoBBERY.-Some time previous to
Monday last petty larceny thief, OF
thieves, broke into the Newark hosting.
works, and stole from there Reg Of
powder, 100 feet of fuse, q number oil
sacks OF charcoal and q lot OF black.
smith's tools. 1t was attempted to trace
up the thief, or thieves. but with no sue.
cess. No mine or hoisting-works can be
left unoccupi-d for short time but what
they are entered and tools and mining
implements of all descriptions stolen
Some parties around Phoebe seem to be
employed in this nefarious business and
they should be hunted out, and when
found, an example made of them.
The NINE.-The following are the
names OF the nine of the Chloride Bas.
Ball Club who will to-day contest tn,
Bristol Club for the championship ant
purse OF 5000: Thompson Campbell
Captain, and pitcher; Ed. Pisrson
catcher; Gus Spanhook. LIST base; 7. j
Dowell, 81 base; Jos. Pouiade, Sd base
Wm. Winnens, short stop; Whitn+!
Goodrich, jos. Goodrich and Hall Gear
felders; Joseph Bshr, scorer.
DANGEROUS BUSINESS. -Some partie
connected with the Wyandotse Company
OF Tenn Pahute, have been removing
from Groome District some OF the prop
erty Of the Groome Company agsins
which the State of NEVADA has o judg
mont for taxes for 1878 They probabl
are not aware this Is rather dangerou
business and liable to put them to SON
trouble.
WARNINa.-We would advise all on
Gentle friends that before they join th
Mormon Church for the sake OF gettin
aRirl to marry them, that they MARI
tbs girl first. for then there ia no DANCE
OF the Mormon girls throwing off ON
poor devil after getting him baptized.
PRICE Of 3 X and X Nephi Flor
raised 20 cents per cwt., June 11,h.
T. G. Poujade.
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