Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-27
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WILLIAM CRARY, whose case has been
on trial in the District Court, for killing
Robert ". Benefiel at Mineral City some
weeks ago, was acquitted on the charge
The evidence went to establish the fact
that Crary acted solely in defense, and
was justified in the act under the circum-
stance. The jury were out but ten min
utes. There is moral to be drawn from
this case, which would be well for pas
sionate and unruly natures to remember:
which is, never to allow evil passions to
gain complete control of our calmer iudg-
ment, when difference arises on mat
tiers of small Importance. Had the par
ties to the trouble, originating in family
misunderstanding consulted their bet
ter natures and explained matters with
out giving vent to angry and unseemly
words and actions, Benetiel would have
been alive to-day and Crazy been relieved
from a load which must hereafter be
heavy burden through his whole life
White Pine News.
DAN MORRIS, the enterprising livery
man, is about establishing line of stages
to Troy District, which will be in run
ming order about the LIST of August. In
short time there must be considerable
travel that way. rs the splendid mill be-
longing to the English Company operat-
| ing there will be started this season and
make things lively.-[White Pine News.
SINCE our last issue renewed activity
has been manifest among our merchants
and otheIs on Main street, and new
houses are springlng up, as by magic, on
every lot. In the course Of two or three
weeks people will wonder where the fire
was, and what new town is being built
up. Old residents would scarcely know
the place; in fact the fire, through the
indomitable energy of our people, seems
to have increased our prosperity instead
of diminishing it.-[White Pine ews
A LITTLE girl aged five years, daughter
of Mr.. Averill, had the misfortune to
break her right leg between the knee and
ankle, at Alexander's mill, above CRYSTAL
Peak, Sunday night. She was PLAYING
with Mr.. Rhoades' little girl, made a
mistep, and fell. DR.. Bergman was tele.
graphed for and went up and set the
broken bone, and the little sufferer is
doing as well as could be expected under
the circumstance Reno Journal.
HARRY SMITH, convicted of the crime
of grand larceny on Treasure Hill was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment;
G. Mitchell and Charles Wray (colored),
for HOUSEKEEPING, one year each, and
W. ii. Bethsrds, for murder in the Sec
ond degree, 10 years. All went to Car
son yesterday in charge of a Deputy
Sheriff. This is quite an invoice from a
peaceable county.-[W White Pine News.
AT an election for Mining Recorder of
White Pine District, held at Treasure
Hill Oh the 2lst instant, Justice of the
Peace j. L. Robertson was elected
unanimously to fill that office. A glance
at his neatly kept office on the Hill as
sures us that he is the right man in the
right place. White Pine News.
A SPECIAL car from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad came through yesterday,
attached to the regular train. in charge
OF j. Il. Dukehart, of that road. II had
on board SS,0O0,O0O in greenbacks, in
charge of Colonel Frank Jones, of the
Redemption Bureau at Washington, who
had with him eight clerks from that De-
partment. The car was accompanied by
a guard of ten soldiers, under Captain
Oevau, U. 5. A. The greenbacks are to