Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-27

The NUISANCE BUSINESS The first
nuisance case brought before Justice
Stoutenburgh was that of a Chinaman
for keeping hog pen; John" pleaded
guilty, was fined one dollar and costs and
allowed five days time to remove his hog
pen. The second case was that of an
American citizen Of African descent; his
case was disposed of just as the China
mans was. The third case was that of
white man; but having q Jury to
try the case, disagreement occurred
and the jury was discharged. Then JUS
tice Stoutenburgh granted the Chinaman
and the negro five days further time to
to comply with the order, hoping in the
meantime that some white man may be
dealt with rs the Chinaman and negro
have been. He says if nothing is done to
enforce the law against white men, he
will grant the descendant of Confucius
and the son of Ethiopia thirty days fur
ther time. This we regard as very
proper course, showing disposition on
the part Of the Justice to apply the law
fairly without regard to race, color or
| Cbuulilou VI StTNltuut.
The PRoPosED REsERvnr1os.-By a
private letter from Daniel Bonelli, who
resides Mt st. Thomas. to Macon Miller.
of this place, We learn that reIsons-
trance is about being gotten up against
the establishment OF the proposed Indian
reservation on the Muddy. The people
of Phoebe will be afforded an opportuni-
ty OF joining with the settlers on the
Muddy in protest against the reserva-
ton scheme. The sentiment OF the peo-
pie on the Muddy is unanimously against
1t, aud We very much hope their wishes
may be respected.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-Our ire
prissible friend Johnny Lynch, says
times are so hard that he feels compelled
to invest portion of his losses in real
estate; and 10 that end has purchased
from II. Matthey his residence on Nc
Cannon street. The property comprises
| the dwelling and three full lots, sur
rounded by II substantial fence, and is
one of the most charming spots for a
residence in Phoebe. We have not
learned positively the price paid, bnt
understand ii was in the neighborhood
of 1900.
GAVE Bonds, Yesterday Rosa Stein.
under Indictment for assault upon an
other fair and frail creature with intent
to commit murder was admitted
to bail III the sum of $4,000. Phil
MuIloy, indicted for assault with intent
to commit great bodily harm, was
bailed at $4,000. Ferguson, indicted
for assault with intent to do great bodily
harm, also gave bonds to appear at the
/ time Of trial.
ARRIVED IEsTGEDAY.-F. I. Marx s
OK train-Wm. Barnes driver-arrived
yesterday morning in lG days from
Toano, loaded with eight tons of malt for
the Philadelphia Brewery. The train
consisted of seven yoke of cattle and two
wagons. This is the quickest time ever
made between Toano and Phoebe by OK
teams,
\ NECESSARY PREoAUrIoN.-N the
entrance of the County Jail is a large
sign upon which is painted mo talking
allowed with the prisoners This is
necessary precautionary measure,
MS by allowing prisoners too much
latitude IN the matter of communicating
with friends on the outside, there is dan
ger that mischief may be concocted.
Ir ia sad to think kat with all the ad-
ventages of free schools, there are peo-
pie who cant read: it is a pleasure to
reflect, however, that with stacks and
piles Of literary matter at Charley We'd
erho!d's there are any number in Phoebe
who will rush to obtain a supply of Sun
day reading this morning.
We We were informed last night Just
before the paper went 10 press, that a
very important strike of rich ore had
been made in one of the levels of the
Portland mine. We have n specimen in
our office which looks splendid.
TRIAL JURoRs.-ls the As trial jurors
have not al been summoned, we defer
giving list Of their names for the pres.
ent. The venire is made returnabe on
Tuesday, August ),
IL Mr.. Nelson's office. on the summit
of the divide, certainly rs cool place as
can be found in town, the thermometer
at 3 o'clock yesterday afterdoon. stood at
% deg. in the shade.
SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURcH. -
Morning service ut eleven clock. Sun
day school at , p. M, and evening ser,
vice at eight. Henry L. Badger, Rector
Tc BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT morn.
ing the various persons indicted by the
Grand jury will be apaigned before the
District Court.
JOHN KELLEY arrives ON to-day's stage
from Hamilton.
THE Grand Jurv stands adjourned nnf;