Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-16
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, when the following business was
In the matter of the estate of j. j.
Monahan, deceased. Ordered that the
further consideration of w. W. Bishops
referee herein, be postponed
until Saturday, March 22d.
In the matter of the estate of John
Debinger, deceased. The argument OF
the matter relative to the issuance of let
tiers testamentary is ordered continued
until March 22d.
Belle Earle VS.. W. S. Travis. The
hearing of the demurrer filed in this case
was argued, and taken under advisement
by the Court.
In the matter of the estate of w. H.
Seals, deceased. Hearing of application
for letters testamentary and to admit Will
to probate set for March 22d.
WHO WILL Try IT?-Parties who have
had experience in the cultivation of the
cranberry say there are portions OF the
valleys around Phoebe we'll adapted to
raising them especially of Spring and
xlOSc ulltyS. SldhoClAiCo uAO VIC AhooS
valuable of the small fruits, there being
cash market for them the world over, and
we would suggest that some OF our cult
vators who have land in favorable condi-
ton for the purpose undertake their pro-
duction. They would get rich returns for
their enterprise, if successful.
REPAIRED AND IMPRovED.-Mr. Butler,
the assayer, whose assaying rooms came
near being the scene of confagration
the other day, has repaired the slight
damage done by the fire, and, at the
same time made the establishment much
more secure than it was before. A mass
i've brick partition has been built up be-
tween the furnace and the Office depart
ment, extending from the ground to the
roof.
GREAT STRIKE REPORTED IN WHITE
P1NE.-Considerable excitement was yes
terday afternoon caused among the
White Pine mining stockholders in this
city by the report that rich and more ex-
tensive deposits had been struck in the
Eberhardt ledge, below the limestone
formation, than were ever before known
in that section. We know nothing about
the source or foundation of the report.
PosTPoNED.---A card elsewhere an.
nounces the postponement of the pro-
posed ball for the benefit of the st. Vim
cents Hospital. The 9th is the time
set for it. We have no doubt the hall
will be crowded with guests on the occa-
sion, and many will undoubtedly pur-
chase tickets who will pot attend. For an
object so laudable an appeal will not be
made to this community in vain.
The FLAG PREsENTAT1oN.-The flag
sent to Phoebe by the Mcmahon Grena.
diers of San Francisco, made to order
expressly for the Meagher Guards, will
be presented in Armory Hall. at half-pas,
2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The
presentation will be made by n young
lady of Phoebe in an appropriate speech
FOUND GUILTY OF MANsLAuGHrER.-
hejury in the case of the State VS.. Hag
gerty returned verdict last night, a
half-past seven o'clock, of manslaughter
He was indicted for murder in the frs
degree. The jury We're celebrating owe
their verdict between twenty-four an,
twenty-five hours.
Work TO BE REsUMED.-Work will b
resumed the coming week on the Pea
cock mine, the scene Of Mr.. Mexican
misfortunes some weeks since. Tn
Peacock is promising ledge, and W
confidently look for important develop
ments in it ere long.
The SrEKEEN RIVER EXPEDITION
next Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock
there will be meeting of the Stekeel
river eXpeditionists at the Adriatc res
taurant. A number have expressed t.
Mr.. Cargotich their desire to join his eS
petition.
ROADS IMPEovING.-The warm weathe
is beginning to have salutary effect O
the roads. The valley roads, generally
are becoming quite dry. But ''it is light
ming" says an old wagner, "crossin
the ranges"
The Alaska expedition promises to b
joined by number here. Study tn
matter over carefully, boys, before start
ing. 1t is long voyage, by land an
sea.
FIRST DRILL IN THE New HALL.-Th
first drill of the Meagher Guards in tn
new hall took place last night Ever
name on the roll-call was responded tc
Our usual local variety has bee
crowded out of this issue by correspond
ence, the Mining Review and new adve
tisements.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS service in II
, Courtroom every Sabbath at II a. n
and 7-30 p. IN. Sunday school at
: o'clock.
WE understand that Mr.. Frank HUI
say and Miss Blanche Clifton are e,
gagged to appear at the theater soon.
In the case of Haggerty, found gull
: of manslaughter, his counsel have fiji,
. notice of motion for new trial.
4 QUITE number of produce wagol
n arrived from Utah yesterday-load,
n principally with butter and eggs.
Il SEE Phoebe Phenix Silver Mini
9 Company's advertisement in this issu