The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-09

Indian troubles at Beaver Dam, Utah,
may be Of interes. to our readers. Beaver
Dam is twelve miles south of Glover:
We quote: "a couple of young men
were looking for some stolen horses, and
q couple of Indians had been informed
upon who we're at the dam. While there
the boys saw an animal they believed
belonged to a friend and they took
the mare with them. The Indians
claimed her as an Indian horse, and
while the young men were at the wicki-
up talking about toe stolen horses an In
| dian, called Peter. went up slyly to take
the mare from where she was tied up.
Obed Hamblin objected, when the In-
dian attacked him 30 suddenly that he
came near cutting Obed's throat. A blow
from MIR. Hambiin first sent the Indian
reeling, and cut from the knife intend
ed from Obed reached the Indians arm
and he came near bleeding to death. II
may be that the matter is not ended yet.
/ understand that Obed bruised the H.
dian up pretty badly. On Saturday a
squaw made trifling assault upon Katio
Hsmblin. mention this as showing IA
disposition in the Indians over there to
be somewhat quarrelsome. =. +. On Sunday
last Mr.. N. Searle was thrown from his
horse, and it is feared fractured his
shoulder. The farmers here are harry.
esting their grain. On July 23d. and
again to-day, We have had fine refresh
ing showers OF rain and a little hail; hall
stones halt en- inch through fell"
A MOUSE At LARGE Quite an excite.
was kicked up in the private parlor Of
the San Jose House the other day among
party of four ladies by the appearance
in the room OF one of those dangerous
animals called mouse. The animal SEE.
ing such galaxy of beauty gathered in
one lot at once lost his head (and heart
also, We supposs), b1came b-wildrred
and rushed into the middle of the room,
at which time he was perceived, when ht
Was greeted with such chorus OF yelis
as only four feminine Voices oan manage
to give utterancs to on such an occasion.
Jumps were made for chairs and all the
high arrangements in the room, and the
ladies having mounted on them eazsd
from their giddy heights in safety on th-
monster on the floor below. The mouse
finding that he could b-at safe retreat
fled and the ladies finding the enemy
gone descended, breathing heartfelt
thanks that their peril was averted.
A MATCH GAsIE.--Ths Chloride club
last Tuesday evening received letter
from the Eureka Base Ball Club an.
nouncing their desire to play game, or
series OF games, of base tall for purse.
The Chloride club met on Wednesday
evening and resolved to play the Eureka
club, aud to bar no one that the club call
their nine, whether professionals or not
The tune, place and preliminaries will be
arranged in due course Of time.
CHIEF ENGINEER. Owing to the Fire
Department of Phoebe being we'll Salts
fed with John o. Gslabert as Chief En-
gineer they did no. hold any election on
Wednesday, so that the election going by
| default the present incumbents retain
their positions. This is Just as well as
an election as long as the officers give
satisfaction.
" A. A. A. A. Bourbon Whisky,
foreign and domestic Brandy, Gin,
Sherry, Port, Claret. Cal. White Wine
and Anheuser tSt. Louisl Beer ON ice
Rainbow Cigars, that cant be bsut, a,
Panaca Saloon, No. 1000 Main street
Only one price! one Bit! go as you
please" but don't neslec: to "pay al
you CO."
In TowN.-Dr. S. l.. Lee arrived here
from Eureka on Tuesday evening. having
been summond as witness in the Fraze,
case. 1t is pretty rough on man tc
have to stage it 400 miles and pay all biz
own expenses. The doctor says Eureks
ia panning out pretty we'll and business
is quite lively.
GRAND LODGE REPORTS - BY letter from
the Grand Secretary of the F. j. A. NJ,
John d. Hammond, we learn that the
book form, will be ready for distribution
about the 18th OF August They are be-
ing printed in Virginia City.
SINCE the Panacans go. there balls and
bats they do nothing but play base ball
aud We are informed by gentleman who
has been spending week ct Panaca tina,
the boys OF that settleme nt have gotten
to be ezcellent players.
ORE.-The Nevada Central trains were
kept bus,ly running during the first three
days OF the week conveying ore from the
Raymond g. Ely nine to the mill. Each
day about eleven ore oars were dis
patched loaded.
SEERIFF's SAIr.-A Sheriff's sale o.
the Groom Company property will tax.
place to-day at 70 O'Clock. in front of tn.
County Courthouse. to settle judgment
for delinquent taxes.
New CLERK. --Charley Wertheimer ar
rived here Wednesday evening to act q,
home clerk OF the Raymond & Ely Com
pany, vice Robt. Collymore, resigned.
THERE are number of people in towr
from the various portions OF the county