Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

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case Of McDermott vs. Raymond 4 Ely
Mining Company, sustaining the de-
murrer to plaintiffs complaint, dissolv-
ing the temporary restraining order, and
denying the motion for perpetual injunc-
ton.
Plaintiff asked leave to amend, to meet
the objection Of the Courts want Of juris-
diction. Ten days time allowed for that
purpose.
A Grand Jury was impaneled for the
County Court, and the Judge charged
them specially to inquire into the affairs
of the Sheriff7s Office, with particular
reference TO the escape of the Brother
tons. He said that if the Sheriff was
warned that an attempt would be made
to escape, and neglected to act so as to
prevent it, he was guilty Of wilfull negli-
gence. If he knowingly kept in position
those who were not competent and trust
worthy, and who in any manner connived
at the escape, he ought to be indicted.
The Jury was charged to make diligent
inquiry whether the conyicts We're aided
by any creature of the class known as
Snysters, one of whom, said the Court,
Is more dangerous to tine public than fifty
murderers or forgers.
The Court charged them also relative
to abuses in the Harbor Commissioners
Office, and that they must make a search
ing Investigation. 1t would not be sufh-
cient to reach and punish few under
lin5s, whose guilt seemed to BE- alb tied
by the Board Itself. Suspicion rests
upon one Of the members of the Board,
and neither wealth, political Influence or
social position, should d.ter them from q
fearless inquiry rs to guilt. 1t is due to
| the public and to him that such course
| be taken.
J. X. Wilson, late Principal of the City
Academy, has been elected Principal Of
the Lincoln School in this city.
john Morrisey was knocked down this
morning, on Webb street, an robbed of
money and a gold watch
A portion of the reward for the Broth
ertons has been paid. Several claimants
contend for the remainder.
1t is stated that one frugal Collector,
employed by the Harbor Commissioners
for the past six years, at salary of S75
per month, saved enough to support a
family of seven children AMI build a
house worth $4,000.
In the Police Court, to-day, Auguste
Hppolite was held to answer in the sum
of $780, (?l 70. honse breaking; Con
R-agon, for unlawful exhibition Of deadly
weapons, was fined $780,
The case of Trusty John Rilsy was
continued till Fridny next.
Elk Mayor T, H. selby is foreman O.
the Grand Jury impaneled to-day.
Horner Hoyt was divorced from Han
nah Hoyt, to-day on grounds of willfu
desertion.
Gold 1897 @ 1895; Greenbacks So q
$3.50.
EASTERN.
New York, Nov. 12.-The situation O
mercantile affairs is unchanged. Rail
interferes somewhat with the shipmen
of goods, although there are many orde
and buyers from Boston here.
The Boston boats are crammed will
goods tonight, and extra steamers will
freight will probably leave tomorrow.
In Wall street, the financial situation
is bri shter, and the Boston fire is alread
being lost sight of; but much anxiety i
felt as to the situation of the Treasury
Washington, Nov. 12.-The followin
telegram was forwarded to-day:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Nov. -.
To Gen. B. F. Butler, and Thoma
Russell, Collector, Boston: Tue Presi
dent authorizes me to say that ever
possible means of relief and aid will b.
afforded the citizens of Boston by tn
Government, and should circum stance
appear to demand action by Congress
such action will be recomn ended by him
: GEO. S. Boutwell,,
Sec'y of the Treasury.
Boston, Nov. 12.-No feeling of de
spondency; but disposition is every
where manifested by business msn t.
meet their reverses manfully and con
quer them.
At meeting Of the Shoe and Leathe
Dealers Association, John Cummings
President, to-day, Committee was ap
pointed to secure from the City Govern
, ment property, now vacant, on which t
erect warehouses to resume business.
At meeting of the Citizens Aid Com
mittee, to-day, Mr.. Gray, Chairman
read, with great emotion, dispatch fror
Writ Dexter, Chairman of the Relief As
ISOLATION Of Chicago, stating that the
had appropriated 100000 for the relic
OF Boston.
1t is understood that Postmaster Bur
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