The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-06

.. Y. henderson, ext 6 mining asst. ~ W
mrs. ward, INDECENT. .................. 10 % |
Mrs. CLIFTON, INDECENT. 20 90 |
Mrs. Trainor, INDECENT. ............... Is 90
d. q. Clark, merchandise. .............. 900
The bill of W. Benson, janitor fees, was re- |
jected
THE Cash Co. having determined to
close their business in Phoebe, am su-
thorizsd to sell out everything in their
store OF the lowest possible rate. Fix
lures for sale cheap
Z. H. PIERsoN, Manager.
CIVILIZED INDIANs.-On Saturday last
the Indians around Phoebe must have
had their private still at work and were
dsfrauding the United States of its reve-
nue., as quite a number of them were
drunk, and of course none of our store
keepers sell them liquor. One drunken
red was lying in the rear of Welland's
store raising "Old Ned" and when
resident of that locality attempted to
Dust him from the place, the Indian re-
piled by cutting him with a knife. The
Indian was arrested and kept in jail till
he became sober. Again Sunday another
drunken buck became angry at his
squaw, in front of Nesbitts store, and
shot at her with his revolver, but missed
her. He then fed out OF town. 1t is a
pity that the law has no jurisdiction over
the Indians. Our citizens will become
aroused one OF these days and clean out
the Indians, also the store-kespers that
sell them liquor, but probably not before
one of our citizens loses his life through
those drunken brutes.
DAY OFFICIAL LETTER.-The following
is tho official letter Of A. s. Gould, Super
intendent Of tho Day mine, dated De-
cember 5th: 1.-THE incline winzs has
thus far penetrated tho cave ere body q
little over seven feet. There 10 q lime
boulder in the southwest corner of the
winze, Mt the bottom, which however,
! we are rapidly blasting out. With ex.
ception of this boulder the winze is all
in good ore, fine lot of which we
hoisted last night. We find it necessary
now to use quite considerable amount
of heavy timber. ana not advised when
the Hillside furnace will start up again,
and await orders as to the disposition Of
, our ores. we are driving an uprise from
, near the north drift to the old workings
for ventilation. At present the smoke
clears away very slowly. and besides
delaying work. not unfrsqusntly sickens
] the men,"
F1NED.-Alfred E. Buck was arrested
Monday evening for drunken and dis
orderly conduct and malicious mischief
He broke into Mrs. Trainor's house by
. jamming his hand through window an6
! attempted to grab and upset the lamp
r That lady was very much frightened anG
} she seized the lamp and one of the chill
l dren and ran to neighbours. Tn,
. home, but instead Of doing that he brak'
9 down the garden gate and did other dam
8 age before being arrested. Tuesday h
was brought before Justice Hoffman ant
was fined 800 and costs, in defaul
? ofiwhich he went to Jail. Wednesda,
e afternoon he paid his fine and was re
r leased.
0 The RoAsTERs. old residents o
9 Phoebe Main street, on Saturday morn
3 ing last, presented the appearance Of tn
O flush times Of Phoebe, when everythin
9 was on the "boom.' The occasion O
IS this was the arrival of the rooster for tn
Raymond & Ely Company, which cam
; by way of Eureka, in sections, takin
: seven wagons and thirty-four horses an
e mules to freight it hither. 1t was lande
10 on the fiat near the Raymond works an
1t on sunday and Monday was placed O
. the flat cars and conveyed to Bullion
q Vile. 1t is confidently expected to
n up and running by Christmas.
~ THEATR1cAL.-A number of the ans
;. tours, both young ladies and gentlsmer
are getting up a theatrical Performance
:. to come off some time during ne1
> week, at the new building on Meade
70 Valley street. A stage and other al
ss rangemsnts are being fixed in the built
"a ing, and this entertainment will DO give
nj to pay for such fixing. Notice will /
nj given by programmes Of the time Of pc
mr. Torrance.
r. Aoc1pENT.-As the Salt Lake bucl
o. board was going out last Saturday, 6
the divide Of Meadow Valley street Il
es front wheels became loosened from Il
be wagon and the horse ran away, THROWN
"A out the driver and Abe Heyman, a travt
~ ing agent. Heyman received slight i
~ jury and was compelled to lay over be
r. a couple of days.
by A VERY appropriate present for t
young men of Phoebe to make to t
to young ladies this coming Christmas i.
.u- sorubbing- brush. A little exercise vi
:. such an instrument a. this would be ve
~ beneficial for their health.
ONE OF the oommonsat sights in Il
: locality is to see q drunken Indian st'
TX gsring through our streets, armed VI
from one to two bottles Of whisky.