The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IVVA6 IN
BASE BALL.--Iu consequence of the
challenge coming in from Bristol. pub
lished in last Saturdays issue, the MEM
bsrs of the Chloride Base Ball Club of
Phoebe settled their little animosities and
resolved to accept and play the Bristol
Base Ball Club. A meeting was held
and the money subscribed to make up
the match of $500 aside. The members
took it all themselves, although money
was offered by outsiders, SO as every indi.
y,dual member would have an interest in
winning the stakes. Billy Goodman.
Treasurer. and e. H. Pierson, Secretary,
went to Bristol Thursday to arrange all
prelimiuaries for tue match, the time
and place for playing and tho names of
the members Of each nine to play, 80 ss
no importations can be made by either
club. On their arrival 10 Bristol the
Piochers placed tho necessary forfeit of
500 in the hands Of j. N. Curtis. of that
place. The Piochers wen the toss for
ground and time. ASne e Of agreement
were drawn-ap un63' s.,.. ID So repre-
sentatives OF the respective clubs to play
at Dslmoi's ranch. Saturday. July 18th,
game to be called at 2 p. M, sharp. The
forfeit OF $500, aud other $400. the whole
amounting to 5000. to be deposited in
the bank at Phoebe and handed to the
winning club after the match. The
members of the Chloride Club have been
practicing during the week aud have con-
fidence in the result. May the best
players win. Arrangements have been
made whereby the train will go down to
Delmoi's on the 18th for the purpose Of
conveying players and spectators to the
ground.
DaUNKEN INDIANs.-About halt o
dozen Indians, armed with couple bot
ties Of whisky, were on Saturday las,
driven out from under the old ten-pin
alley on Meadow Valley street by Sheriff
Mckee, and the whiskey con6scated.
We have come to the conclusion that the
Indians must be great thieves and that
eminent Of the United States. They
must certainly have private still some
where In the mountains. from which
they supply the whole tribe, who get
drunk around Phoebe. 1t can't b.
otherwise, % they certainly do not get
the liquor from any of our mrrohants;
that IL. they say so. We would advise
Uncle Sam to send Q revenue detective
along here to hunt up and break up
this manufacturing Of whisky by the
noble red man.
BOND INTEREST COUPONS.
Treasurer Fulks received letter the
other day from holder Of some Of the
Lincoln county bonds, inquiring when
the interest coupons, now due, would be
paid. We would state. for the informa-
ton of all, that the money in tbs interest
fund for several years past has not &C.
cumulated fast enough to pay the inter-
est IS it became due on the bonds, so
that every year there has been q defioi-
ency in the payment of interest coupons,
and in consequence all coupons a. they
become due must be sent TO tho Treas.
urer for registration and they will b.
paid in the order in which they are reg
istered, as fast as the money is paid into
the fund.
BUNKERvILLE SCHOOL CENsUs.-S. A.
Bunker, Schoo, Census Marshal OF
Bunkerville. sent his school census re-
turns to the School Superintendent, who
received them Saturday. According to
bis report Geo. W. Lee is the parent Of
nineteen boys between the ages of six
and eighteen years. and is also the par.
snt of twelve girls between six and eigh-
teen years. No other resident of that
school precinct has any children. The
Superintendent hos sent the returns back
for correction. and if they do not make
them out correct no school money will
be apportioned for that district.
SINGULAR Academia few days since
ono OF our citizens was watering horse
and during the operation of watering
held the bride with his teeth, when q
small boy, imbued with the spirit of the
devil, threw cracker at the head OF the
horse. Tho horse seeing It coming. ano
not caring to be hit, jerked back hi
bead, pulling the bride out OF the mans
mouth, also three front teeth-as clear
an operation as though performed by {
dentist. He now slightly lisps.
HILLs1pE.-The product Of the furnace
for the month OF June was about $35. 900
having run only twenty days during th'
month. The furaaEe is nov being re-
lined throughout che will Be started vi
again about the BIB INST. Sinking mali
incline and opening up 9Th level; stope
looking about the same; are turning GU
the usual quantity OF ore.
DISCRETIONARY interested paHtie
will take notice OF the dissolution MOTTO
of W. F. Mills l. Co.,, published il
to.day's RECORD, and present draft
for payment Us directed, and also setsl
all accounts due that firm with W.
Mills. Any one holding accounts agains
the concern will present the same 70
payment immediately.
PosrPoSED.-Ths day Of sale Of III
delinquent stock Of the May flower Silve
Mining Company, OF Bristol District, ha