Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-30

JURTIcE SroUTENBUEGHs CoURr.-In
Che case of A. H. Emanuel VS.. Carrie
auckland for lisburing the peace, which
has occupied the court for the past two
evenings, the jury returned the following
verdict: 1--WE, the jurors in the above
entitled case, find the defendant not
guilty, and recommend that the costs Of
court be charged against the prosecuting
Witness" In accordance with the find
ing Of the jury, the plaintiff having failed
to appear, papers were issued to bring
him into court, the tax for making the
unsubstantiated charge amounting to
Sl2S. Much might be said in this case,
but we don't know what. .....
HIS Enthusiastically morning about
half past one o'clock, the denizens in
the neighborhood of the Courthouse
were awakened from their dreams by the
sharp report Of pistol shot. Our $50
cal items" was then seriously lounging on
tue northeast corner of the Office stove.
With grim smile lighting his leathery
and expressionless countenanca he num-
bled "bless the Lord" and started with
alacrity for the scene of blood. Half an
hour later he dejectedly shambled into
The office, and after begging for chew
Of fne-cut, whispered, 'twant nothin' {;
some policeman let an old revolver go
of accidentally. ......a ..
n FIRE WooD.-The are 100 Or more pack
mules now engaged in conveying cord
wood into the camp, outside of twenty or
moreteams. Itaverages 81 so per cord.
It's estimated that wood sufficient to
supply the camp for two years to come,
ALLOWING it to be used in the same pro-
portion as during the past two years)
may be procured within radius of -four
miles. The price is as high now as tits
likely to be for many months.
WOULDN'T TAKE-An admiring throne
gathered at the corner of Main and
Meadow Valley streets yesterday fore
noon to drink in the expoundings of NJ
extempore auctioneer. After tautolo
giving the merits of an old silver watch
for an hour or less, together with thu
words going, going" he went, and sc
did the ticker" Watches were not il
great demand in that section.
COUNTY INrrRMARy.--There are a
present 20 inmates in the above institu
tlon-all of whom appear as we'll satisfied
IS their maladies will permit OF. w
iound the place neat, airy and comfort
able. The patients with whom we con
'ersed unite in praising those in charge
which proves the efficiency Of kindness
IN There are no cases of dangerous malig
nant type.
VI THEATER.-Do not forget the super
programme set for Mr.. DUNES bene6
tomorrow evening. During his adven
among us he has oft made the evening
pass pleasantly. Mr.. and Mrs. F. N
Bates appear for the last time. Go earl
70 secure seats, as we predict the hous
will be crowded. l.l 1tI
THEATER AT BULLIoNvILLE.-We III
derstand TINT Frank Hussey. Mis-
Blanche Clifton and others of the thea
neal troupe here, contemplate visitin
buliionville the coming week. o.
lrlends down that way will have an Of
portunity Of witnessing talent of no con
mon order. y-,.....
New SrocK.-J. Levin. we understand
has purchased stock of cigars and t.
eacco, in Chicago, which is now en- rou
ior this city. Mr.. Levin has leased Il
store adjoining Clancy's saloon, beir
me same that was occupied by the o
hrm Of Folk \ Levin, of which he was
member. 5i4 .Ia.l .8.H.l
PASSENGERS DUE To-DAY.-The follo'
ing passengers left Hamilton yesterda
10y Travis Il Co. g stage, who are to 9
rive to-day. E. Reynolds, M. H. Lict
enstein and family, Geo. Tobias. v
FRE1oHr.-Teams from Mormondo
are fast arriving, via Dry Valley, wi
Produce. They report the roads
splendid condition, and large amount
freight on the way.