Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-13

TRANSFERS OF PRoPERrY.-On the Sth
inst, great number of transfers were
filedin the Recorders Office. We give a
portion to-day, and will give the remain
der hereafter:
Mary Fitzgerald, heir of j. d. Doty,
to Chas. Lofty and j. D. Doty,
decd interest in district. 81
WI. Box to R. Gill; 200 feet No. Z
South Panaca ledge. ....... 100
Henry Cramer to r. Gill; 200 feet
No. 20 East Shirts Ledge. -. 100
Henry Cramer to r. Gill; col feet
No. 10 North Panaca Ledge. 49,. 100
j. N. Van Denmark TO R. Gill 200
feet Millionaire Ledge. ........ 95
+. +. Conner to J. w. Olmstead;
400 feet Mammoth 5000
G. w. Ryckman to J. W. Ohm
stead 200 feet Mammoth Ledge. 1000
+. V. Robbins to J. W. Olmstead;
200 feet Mammoth Ledge ... 1900
w. IL. Whitehill to j. W. Olmstead;
all interest in Mammoth lode. -. 500
81. S. futile to j. W. Olmstead; all
interest in Mammoth Ledge 80. 500
Chas. Doty to j. w. Olmstead; 200
feet Mammoth and 200 feet
Creole, $500
j. NJ Williams to j. W. Olmsted all
interest in the Mammoth Ledge 500
JUsTICEs CouRT.-In Justice Stouten-
burgh's Court the following cases were
disposed Of: State VS.. John Fitzgerald
Disturbing the peace. He was arrested
by Deputy Mcintyre, Fire Warden. The
case grew out of the discharge of
pistol in the street, but proving that the
firing of the pistol was accidental h was
discharged. State VS.. Morris Polly
Petit larceny, stealing four pair of
blankets. The defendant was arrested
by Fire Warden Mcintyre, who caught
him in the act of stealing the blankets.
He pleaded guilty, and was fined $50
and costs, amounting to $S2 in all, and
IN default of payment was comm tied to
the County Jail until he works out the
$50 at 50 per day. This individual has
before been arrested, once for Grand
larceny, once for robbery and twice for
petit larceny, but has always managed
to escape conviction. State VS.. Timothy
O'Brein Charged of murder and
charge of assault to commit murder. An
alibi wis proven and the defendant dis
charged.
ALDINE LEDGE This mine is under the
superintendency of Charles Goedicke.
1t is situated about midway between the
the Chief of the Hill and the American
Flag. Assays have been obtained rang
ing from $500 to 5000. The tunnel is
now in 125 feet, with a shaft 50 feet d sep;
DRIFT of 40 feet, running west in vein
two feet wide, showing very good ore
AS the ledge is getting wider every day,
good results are expected from this
mine. Mr. Goedicke will start to San
Francisco in IA few days for the purpose
of having the mine incorporated,
New SUPERINTENDENT Tar
pey, brother of M. F. Tarpey of the
Meadow Valley Company, has been
appointed Snp, rintcndent of the Wash
ington Il Creole Mining Company, vice
p. G. Hyman, resigned. The new APP
pointee Is very worthy gentleman AMI
fully qualified to perform the dpties of
the position to which he has been as
signed.
ARRIvED-Col Cowles, of Pritchard's
Fast Freight Line, arrived here last
night. He says the roads between Pal
isade and Phoebe are now in good condi-
ton, although the late falling WEATHER
WAS detriment for time. The line is
now well stocked and capable of meeting
all the wants of the public.
LIVERY STABLE CHANGES. C. Barnes
has rented OF Travis Bros. their livery
stable on Meadow Valley street and
bought the stock. Mr.. Barnes is well
known as Il thorough business man, and
1t Is not too much to say that he will
conduct the business to the satisfaction
of all his patrons.
pleasant hour may be passed at
Clancy's Saloon, where all the papers are
kept on file for the use of patrons. sell