Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-11
THE GREAT MINING SUITS.

THE GREAT MINlNG SUIIS'
In the Seventh District Court, Hon.
NJ. Fuller presiding-Pioche, March ~;
RAYMOND & ELY MINING COMPANY VS..
HEnMEs MINING CoMPANY-Now come
plaintiffs and move to amend their COM
plant, without prejudice to the ln]unc-
ton heretofore ordered and issued.
Objected to by defendants counsel:
Objection overruled, to which ruling
of the Court exception was taken.
Plaintiffs allowed to amend complaint
accordingly; and defendants given ten
DAYS in which to file and serve their an
swer.
RAYMOND & ELY MINING COMPANY VS.:
KENTUCKY MINING CoMPANY-The trial
of said cause ordered continued until
Monday, March II.
GLOOMY NEWS FROM SEPToE WILEY
Domineck Tarpy, well-known citizen
of Phoebe, arrived last night from Step
toe Valley. He brings gloomy news from
that stock and farming region. The STOCK
are dying there in large numbers--dy1ng
from starvation. One man lost 700 out
of herd of 1000. The higher grazing
grounds are snow. covered, and on the
lower the snow has fallen and melted so
often that all the nutrition of the grasses
has been bleached out. There is no hay
in the country, and the whole herds are
too weak and poor to be driven out.
Cry CLUB RooMs.--There has been
change in the proprietorship of this
favorite resort. Mr.. Allen retires from
the firm, and Brown, Allen e. Finagin
will be succeeded by Brown & Finagin.
The Club Rooms will be found one Of
the most pleasant retreats on Main street,
the bar being constantly supplied with
the best wines, liquors and cigars. See
the advertisement Of the Club Rooms, as
changed.
The FLORAL MILL ATTACHED.-An at
tachment has been put on the new Floral
mill, to satisfy demand in favor of Ham
Light of 1922 Work was suspended
day before yesterday. 1t is unnecessary
to say the lien will not be allowed to re-
main on the mill long, as it is worth foul
or five times that sum, and is one OF the
most profitable investments ever made IL
Phoebe.
SOME of the Phoebe property-holders
are running projections out into thu
street, on the supposition that the new
town law will be put in force, when sucl
work will be forbidden. Did they evel
hear of such thing as municipal au
thorities ordering nuisances removed?
H1GHLAND.-Work has been suspended
on the Mendha mill, Highland, from lacl
of material. The necessary material ha
{ long been on the road. To-day work vii
. be commenced on the furnace, to be con
nected with the mill for the roast pg O
: ores.
JAMES McGUFFIE, of Hike, one of tn
leading capitalists of the western part c
= the county, whose life was some tim
ago despaired of, is again on his feet an
. growing as corpulent as ever. His staI
h dard weight is 275.
d WE last night heard a fellow declal
from post he was hanging on to TIL
times-hic- re-hic-awul-h ic-du
!, -hic in Phoebe"
REV. SHELDON JACKSON, q distinguish
IL Presbyterian divine of Denver, Col,
II said to be on the road to Phoebe fro
q Salt Lake.
!. The "spotted fever" (meningit
+ is reported to DO among the children
l. st. George.
X. DAVIDSON is the only passenger
N arrive by to-days stage from Hamilto
y CIVIL business only in the Justice
~ Court yesterday.