The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-07-26

Three dunken Indians and souaw
held high carnival on Main st. Thursday
evening about o'clock. The bucks had
got to much fire water aboard and a
quarrel ensued as to the ownership of the
squaw, which was finally settled by one
OF the bucks forcibly taking the squaw
and putting her on his horse behind him
and striking for his wickiup. One of the
Indians took in all of Main Street with
his horse and came near running over q
couple of small children. Remarks were
made by a number of citizens to the
effect that it was disgrace that a
drunken Indian should be allowed to
ride up and down Main Street and no
effort whatever being made by the off.
GERS to stop it. The Indian certainly
should of been stopped from riding up
and down the street, and if not Jailed
should have been made to 60 to his wick.
lup. 1t is too late to tend to these
matters after some one is hurt and if the
Indian had of run over and NAMED the
children last night the censure of the
public would fall Justly on the officers.
Thursday was great day at Panaca.
the occasion being the celebration of the
advent of the Mormons into Utah. Sew.
eral horse races wererun and the Panaca.
ties found themselves minus considerable
loose change. The foot race of IS yards
between Claud Atchison and the survey.
or was won by the latter. Little Johnny
Roeder also distinguished himself as
footracer, coming out winner in race
with the Lee boy Phoebe was well rep
resented and as sport was plenty every.
body felt hilarious, except those that
lost A couple of fist fights not on the
programme took place, the effect of too
much valley tan. ave never speak as
we pass by" was there and as is usual
with him got left.
Mr.. }. V. Kelley arrived by Thursday
mornings Milford stage. Mr. Kelley
left here two years ago last May and has
travelled the continent over. He notices
an improvement in Phoebe aud says ex /.
aggerated reports of the Furnishing con.
dition of this place is met with all over
the coast. Mr.. Kelley will remain but
short while with us.
The contracts for all the grade to
Phoebe have been let and party of
graders ars now at work in the Flat on
the last four miles of the road. The ter.
minus will be about three miles northeast
of town. To see the work so near one
can imagide they can hear the whistle of
the locomotive already.
Sheriff Turner went to Glover Valley
on Wednesday to subpoena witnesses for
the Grand Jury. That body meets at
the Court House to-day at ii A. NJ, and
the first case taken up will be that of
Ben Marsh and Dennis O'Brien from
Clover Valley charged with grand lar.
ceny.
There will be ameeting of the members
of Phoebe Hose Co, No. at their hose
house on Wednesday evening, July Both.
A full attendance is requested, as bus.
mss of Importance will come up.
Carl Schuman the photographer will
take negatives for few days longer.
He will finish at Ely and send the
photos back by mail.
A Bottle Of Trib should be in every
household.
Chief Engineer Mccartney, Division
Engineer H. Woods, Mr.. Pearson, Right
of Way Agent and Mr.. Fitzpatrick were
in town during the week.
A dispute over bet at faro Thursday
night came near ending in o genuine
shooting match. Pistols were drawn hut
failed to go off.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the
season, the thermometer at the weather
service Office registering l0a degrees.
Judge Wells and Judge Rives came in
Sunday night from Ely.