The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board of County Commissioners
met on Wednesday. February 18th, and
allowed the following bills:

Floral Springs W. 20 repairs and water. IS 80
Joseph Eisenmann, merchandise..... 10 rs
]. G. Henderson, recording deed. .... 8 90
Floral Springs W. Co.. judgment. ....... .23l As
c. Il. Patchen, fees in McLane. Mcintyre
case. .2OO w
Mrs. McFadden, lodging jury. ......... .lO4 90
Mrs Pterson, board of jurors. .222 90
A. O. Pulsifer, attendance on siok......... "a 20
lndlgent.. .......................1 10 "
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"CHEAp" goods are not what this oom-
munity wants; but good articles at the
lowest prices censistant with quality.
Approaching this fact fully, q stock Of
the finest groceries. with q small sslso-
ton of mems furnishing goods and few
very foe "prints." are now offered to
the public of Phoebe at figures that DEFY
COMPETITION THROUGH THE MAILS. This
Offer 10 made by one who has never yet
failed to do a. be advertised he would
do-who makes it his whole study and
his only labor to be tbs distributor of
merchandise in his line. Everybody 10
invited to call. PoujAde has plenty OF
time to show his goods. Go whether
you want to buy or not. II will not cost
q cent to look at the prices and qualities
of goods offered in the lines of groceries;
fancy and staple, glassware, lamps,
crocksry, and fancy notions. Do not
throw away money by paying fancy
prices for COM mon goods. Do not take
fattsry or "seeing it's you" talk for
money, but see that you got oil Of the
bsst goods that your money will buy.
You can always do this Of Poujads's.
II you 60 there you will recsivs polite
treatment, because THAT IL due to every
one; and full value for your money il
you wish to spend it with him, bat NO
"taffy" for anybody. 1t
TIE FAoTs.--Ws learn the following
facts in regard to the killing of Dutohy.
and it oame from such source that w
feel confident that such is the case !:
Dutchy had bssA contemplating going to
Arizona. and had determined to steal q
valuable horse frsm a man out At Des-
ert Springs. During the night j. r..
(Ben) Tasker and Ike Matthews, tho
owner of the horse. hearing noise
out in the stable, got up and went
out to see what was the matter. As both
men were Watching, q man came riding
on Ike's horse, and both Ike and Ben
shot at him, putting i've bslls into
Dutohy's body. This occurred on the
22d Of January, and Dutchy died twenty
three hours after being shot, and was
buried out near the station. Dutohy's
name 10 Albert Ferdinand EncelkinR,
and he il a dsser!er from Fort Cameron,
Beaver. Utah. he came to Desert
Springs about the middle Of July last and
has been stopping in that vicinity ever
since. Dutchy was engaged in robbing
wagon loaded with Hillside bullion
some time ago, and was perhaps the only
man who knew the exact place where
The bullion is buried. Desert Springs
are situated in Iron county Utah, and
not in Lincoln county, Nevada, as news.
papers have stated.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A shooting ARRAY
accurred Monday night, about ~ CLOCK,
at Browns & Sparks saloon, between F.
G. johnson and J. T. Rsed, two cattle
mon. They had some words together,
when they both drew their pistols and
commenced turning them loose. Reeds
pistol was out Of working order, the pin
on which the barrel rsvolved having
dropped out, and after swapping 1t seven
times no threw it down and closed in on
johnson. johnson shot Reed four times
once in the breast, in the ribs, ON the
arm and in the back, but none of the
wounds are serious. although the wound
in the back troubles him little. Reed
also received bad scalp wound from
tho blow Of = pistol. Complaints were
made against beth parties BY the District
Attorney and the case will be ventilated
oy the Grand Jury. Reed will be able to
% around In about fifteen days.
NOT K1IIED.-Ws received q note
from Robt. Logan, OF St. Joseph, who
states that Joseph Upsher, the man sap.
posed to have been killed by MeIntyre
ana McAans out in PAhranseat Valley.
arrived ct his place on or about tho 18th
OF Dscemosr aud stepped at that place
over nlRht, leaving ths next morning for
tombstone, Arizona, where he verv prob.
ably now 10. Mr.. Logon also vritss that
there are three inches Of snow in The VAL
10y 1t st. Joseph. . thing which hs,
never bssu kAown to OCCUR bsfers .vsr
within the recollection OF the oldest In.
habitant. ,, ~~''' 49,
NOT wANTsD.-Bob Bennett, that csl..
orated witness in the late murder trial
vho' like George Washington, "couldp,t
tel = lie" applied to the Court the mast
wesk Tor aid - an INDECENT witness. and
among the items charged In the bill Wa
expenses to return to Hike. The Judos
crossed snis item out, rsmarking that
Bennett did not want TO 90 to Hiko ~
leaving the impression that il vould not
DO very healthy for Bennett to return to
that place. We concur.
MAcH1sshY.-Ths machinery Of tho
Bristol 8. M. Company. for the mill. fur.
naos and boring An artssian we'll. il now
at the terminus OF the Utah Southern