Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
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district Court met pursuant to ADJOURN
mani. but without transacting any bust
ness of importance, it adjourned until
. o'clock in the afternoon. On reas-
gambling, Judge ! uller asked If the |
plaintiff wished to argue the point raised
on the previous day, with regard to his
qualification to sit as Judge in the case.
The plaintiff not disputing the motion of
the defendant, his Honor made in sub
stance, the following remarks
override the objection to my presid-
inc in this case, and l also override the
notion of the defendant, that should
declare myself disqualified. l under
stand that the attorneys have entered
INTO an agreement to try the case before
another Judge, and without jury. l
am pleased that this opportunity is given
me TO withdraw from the case, because l
feel myself relieved of a great response
biIity, | am also glad that such stipula-
tion have been made, because it will re-
move the necessity for number OF men
to sit as Jurors during weeks OF tedious
trial. Judge Beatty, of White Pine, will
be invited to preside over the trial.
The term Jurors were then excused un-
I'll Wednesday, October 80, at 10 a. IN.
Next Monday is the day set for the be-
ginning of the trial, in case Judge Beatty
accents the invitation. After the trans
action of some business of minor i'm
portance, the court adjourned until Satur-
day at 10 a. m.
CHICKEN THIEF CHARLEY.-Charley
Roddo, of "fowl" renown, was up in
the Police Court yesterday, on charge
of petty larceny. The courtroom was
filled by a throng of expectant people,
eager to see the hero of SO many hem
coops. The great mining trial excited
not half the interest that was aroused by
the story of this innocent (?) yet perse-
cuted man. The legal battle was long
and well fought, and at the end the
scales of justice, as represented by jury
of twelve intelligent citizens of these
United States, hung evenly balanced,
neither inclining to right nor to the left
neither to the side of the injured
Charles nor to that of the tyrannical law
as represented by the prosecution.
Charleys friends say they want to know
what this world is coming to, If a man is
to be arrested for pursuing the only avo-
cation for which nature has fitted him.
Coon News FROM BRIsToL.-D. Hol-
land, acting Deputy Sheriff of Nye coun-
ty, who went out to Bristol to sell the
effects of the National Mining Company,
brings good news from the Cave mine,
in Bristol District c. L. Roe, the Su-
perintendent, as well as the workmen in
the Cave, informed him that, in o winze
from the main tunnel, body of rich
high grade ore had been struck last Sat
urday. Work had been continued up to
the time that Mr.. Holland left, on Mon
day, and the Superintendent was well
satisfied that the body of ore was very
extensive. II the hopes OF those inter-
ested-and in fact all Of our citizens are
directly or indirectly interested-are full
filled, this strike will be an important
thing for Phoebe. as well as for the own
ers of the mine.
That WALK.-Piochers of the "West
End are doing nothing, apparently,
toward having walk constructed from
the Postoffice to the Courthouse. 1t is
to be hoped that footway of some kind
may be made soon. We have not
had any kind of experience in hay
making, and consequently cannot say to
our own knowledge what is the most APP
propriate weather in which to gather it.
But when it comes to the matter now in
hand, it may certainly be said with pro-
priety, make road while the sun shines.
DoGs.-The dog is undoubtedly saga
cious animal. Your dog especially, if
you have one, is a very sagacious dog.
He is much more sensible than Thomp-
sons dog or Browns, or any one else's-
II he only had the training. Dogs take
naturally to man. Sometimes they take
after him. At other times they take from
him, as the rear part of his unmention-
abIes will testify. There are several
fierce dogs on the way to the RECORD
office, Buck-shot is not good for dogs.
No FIeHT.-Yesterday Justice Van
Hagen did not have fighter to pass on,
as he usually does every day. This
must be sad thing for the fighting pop
ulation to contemplate. Once there was
time when not u day might pass du-
ring which different brands Of poison
did not fall out and have fight three or
four times in the course of twelve hours.
Now, alas, the hoodlum may seek all
day and not find a fight-with fists.
SELLING OUT.--Within the last few
days, number of sales of furniture have
taken place. The Justices Court is now
not unfrequeutly the scene of the sale Of
some insolvent debtors goods and chat.
tells, and sofas, chairs, tables, carpets
crockery, etc., may often be seen in front
of this temple. Yesterday, especially
were noticeable there a great variety OF
household furniture, literally of all kinds
CoLD.-Last night the weather was
cold again. About dark, piercing vino
came up from the northwest, and W.
have every indication that we shall OK
perience another "cold snap" like tina
IN the early part Of last week. From til,
wrath of Boreas, o Lord, deliver us!
CHEEsE.-D. c. Clark & Bro. have JUS
received between 1000 and 5000 pound,
Of cheese from White River. 1t is /.
prime article.
Mrs. HARRISON offers at rattle hous,
and lot, together with the furniture il
the house. Tickets (200) at $3.50 each
Here is chance for house and lot TO
$3.50.
JUDGE DELos LAKE is the only passen
ger telegraphed to arrive on to-day
stage from Hamilton.
Go TO H. krause's Photograph Caller,
on Lacour street, over the New Yorl
Bakery, for your A No. pictures
Prices reduced to one-half. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Cartes de Visite $500 pc
dozen. Ferrotypes for Soc apiece.
No19-f.
Go TO Bishop & LEES for your Drug
and Medicines.
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