The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-29


advices that Prof. Slosser will arrive bere
on Monday evenings stage from Eureka
with his balloon. the " Young America,
for the purpose OF making several ascen-
sions in this town, the first OF which will
take place on PaDaca Fiat, near the Ray
mond & Ely. on Tuesday, a, IL O'Clock.
| In the several ascensions which be will
make he will each tima take from two to
three passengers, AZ small price per
| head, so rs TO deiray his travelling ex-
penses, and those who are daring enough,
| ana have the requisite amount of "soap"
| to pay for the trip, will have the pleasure
of viewing the surrounding country from
| an elevation higher than JEFF Davis Peak.
Prof Slosser comes well recommended
| as skillful aeronaut. so none need be
| timid about making the voyage with
| him. No fee will be charged to witness
the ascension, and we suppose every one
will be on hand 10 view it.
Ho, FoR IDAHo.-V. Crandall, II. W.
Newton and Judge Goodspeed will leave
here Sunday for the Salmon river coun-
try, Idaho. AS the road is rough one,
and there are many "short turns" to be
made, the Judge, who is an experienced
driver, will handle the ribbons. Bishop
Crandali says if any of his creditors wish
to stop him. they had better do so before
be gets aboard of the wagon. for with
him experimenting the whip, and the
Judge manipulating the lines, the officer
OF the law will never bs able to catch
them. We wish these three jolly old
ROSTERS pleasant and prosperous trip,
and may their bottle never grow empty.
JUsT1cE's CoURT.--Tbe Justice Court
had little rush OF business since our
last issue. Jim Stevens was arrested for
an assault on Mrs. Jose. was tried and
acquitted. Michael Kutt was arrested
for threats against life and bound over to
keep the peace. Tuesday Charles Goe-
dicke was convicted of assault and bat
terry on David Montgomery and sentenced
to fine of $50 and costs.
THE following dispatch was received
yesterday:
SILVER REEF, March 2S, 1879.
II. S. CROWLEY: John Dimond killed
by Jack Traby. Traby also killed.
j. B. STEPHENS.
LATER DISPATCH. Dimon and
Jack TRULY had quarrelled about two
weeks ago about the Kenner mine,
which TRULY was in chargs of dur.
ing litigation. They met last night in
the courtroom, while a case was being
tried. Dimond told TRULY to take his
hat off and pay some respect to the
Court. This aggravated TRULY. who told
him If he wanted it off to take it off him
self, and to come outside to do it. They
adjourned outside on the sidewalk, in
front Of Miller's saloon, and had few
words. whereupon both parties drew
guns simultaneously and fired. Ten
shots were fired.
PRAoTIoAL JoKE.-We hear of an indi-
vidual, who having had Chilli peppers
placed in his soup, got even by inviting
the party that peppered him to spend
the evening with him. He brought on
egg.nog, which had an emetic in the
glass destined for the soup pepperer-
accounts were squared in very shor,
time afterwards.
STOCK PANIC. - A terrible panic in
stocks took place on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday last In answer to queries
in regard to it, Latham & King answered
! that it was caused by general scare and
{ fears OF the new Constitution passing
They say, however, they do not think il
will pass.
The Sentinel says new Superintend
, ent of the Wyandotte Company, of Ten
Pahute, left Eureka for that place las
Tuesday. We are glad to see that this
,, company ara pushing work on their mines
in that district, some of which are re-
ported as being very valuable property.
Social PARTY.-A party was given by
:, the Young Mems Social Club Tuesday
evening. OF Browns Hall. 1t was vel
attended and enjoyed by oil the frequent
: ers, the dancing keeping up until on
= o'clock next morning. The Club viii
s accept our thanks for an invitation.
y JOSEPH EIsENMANN, our well-knowl
/ hardware merchant, left for Silver Reef
. San Francisco District and the Eastern
States early in the week. He will be alb
e sent two or three months, during whicl
l. time he will examine into the electro
l.. light business.
o CoMMIssIoNED.-On Monday the com
r missions of S. L. Lee and Thompson
J; Campbell as majors in the Second Brig
d ade Nevada Militia arrived. The gentle
;. men took the oath of Office and are nov
/, on the staff of General Sabin.
The MEN.-Rosemurgy and Gleason
v are the two men in States Prison VIII
1t have been recommended for pardon b
d our members of the Legislature. Rose
e murgy is said to be blind.
10 NOTICE. notice of interest to VIM
" Clymo is published to-day in regard
q the assessment work done on the Sena
, tor mine, in JAckrabbit Mining Distric,
,e CHR1sry BULL1oN.-The Christy Mi
r. & Mining Company shipped from Silve
!, Reef on the 10Th, 23d and 25th of Marc
=, three bars of bullion valued at ST, &c. Il
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