Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-04
l0CAL INTELLIGENCE.

,;oms were excused by the Court. no
oh;sction being made by any of the per-
sors held to answer g. r. Alexander
,ros sworn as Foreman, after which the
,osmbers were sworn. The Court then
nharred the Grand Jurors in regard to
tbe importance of their duties, and d.
sac,ipg their attention to all crimes COM |
mitted of which the District Court has
noopizance. The Court also informed |
,bem of their duty to inquire into the
condtion of the County Jail. County |
Tospital, Public Schools, ETC.. also to |
me several county offices, fees, official |
hands. etc. The Grand Jury is very
GOOD one, and is composed of the follow |
inc named gentlemen: p. II. Wand, |
saloon, Phoebe: John Morley, merchant,
Blllionvlle; Henry Westjohn, saloon, |
Bnlnonylle; G. Il. Alexander. druggist;
Phoebe: j. j. Halpin, merchant, Phoebe,
AZ. Barron, farmer, Panaca; j. G. Will |
liauls. saloon, Phoebe; A. Fife, teamster,
Phoebe; Judge j. d. CORN, Phoebe; A. j.
Blair, mining superintendent, Pioche L.
P. Davis. clerk, Phoebe; G.. w. Arnold,
merchant, Phoebe; Miles CULLEN, mer-
chant, Phoebe; L. @. Poujade, merchant,
Phoebe: j. W. Wright, manager of State
Bank, Phoebe; Richard Sanders. Phoebe;
D. L. Mitchell, mining superintendent.
Phoebe.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Monday, February
.. Court met at 10 o cock, when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had: Skinker
vs.. f. W. Clute ct al, continued for the
term. o. 2. Sherwood, ct al. VS.. Thos
F. Hanly; defendants allowed till Febru-
airy 90 to plead. Nellie eastman VS.. Ak
tell; set for February Mt O'Clock p. m.
T. a. Buck VS.. i. W. Pyle;l defendants
demurrer withdrawn and cause set for
trial by the Court February 4, at 2 O'Clock
p. m. II. Ward VS.. w. II. Kistle; set
for trial February 4. ]. B. Atchison VS..
Geo. G. Johnston: set for trial by the
Court February 5. 4. jackson vs.. A.
Thompson; set for trial by the Court
February 5. Austin Ryan VS.. Phoebe
Phenix Mining Company; cause tried by
the Court. and judgment rendered in ia
vor of defendants. 2. j. Davis VS.. A. II.
Emanuel; set for trial February 90.
Charles Roberts VS.. Henry Freudenthal
jury Of twelve men impaneled. Court
adjourned.
PRIMARY ScHooL.-Following is the
report of the Phoebe Primary school for
the month of January, 1874: Whole num-
Der of girls enrolled, 81; whole number
Of boys enrolled, 80; total enrolled, So;
average number belonging, 40; average
daily attendance, Al; percentage of at
tendance, 90; total number of dogs at
tendance. SS4; total number OF absentees.
S5 total number of times tardy, 2l2.
Transferred to the intermediate Depart
ment. Sophie Armer, Annie Berry, Mag
gle Kuhls, Minnie Logan, Tiny Newton,
James Curtis, George German and John
Winslow.
Mrs. E. Il. WlLMARTH, Teacher.
SNow.-Oh. the snow, the beautiful
snow! So every Piocher exclaimed yes
terday morning on looking out upon the
whole face of the earth, as far as the eye
could reach, covered to the depth OF
about six inches; and it was still showing
too. The present snow is not so dry as
that which fell in December, and the
temperature peinS Inilu Hucn Vi IL
warm weather Ike that of yssterdar vii; N
cause the streets of Phoebe to run with
slush and muddy water.
LEG BROKEN. II On Monday evening in
"eha " oilioh"S s"'oon Oh Naeaoo"
Valley street, Joseph BENEFITS and an.
other man were wrestling, when Ben
lust above the ankle. The injured MAJ
was taken to his cabin, and Dr.. Deal be
ing called set the broken limb. Tn,
break was entirely accidental.
ST. VALENTINES DAy.-The day is fas
approaching which is often turned to nd
vantage by those desiring to address
tender missiye to their sweethearts
From present indications we fear tina
with srch nissiyes
.>~c
ies'eruay morning TWO ohinese "ohe
had set-to in Chinatown. No BLOOD
,r"a va ~ uioNen a, oo sei, ~ "" 1899 80,
a small.sized mattress.
CHINEsE NEW IEAR.-from the gre'
"'N0ei Vi 'fe'eiaoheia eAp'o'eo 9e''e
lay lay we inler tnat lne ohlhese new .e'
r mnu ses IN. A. oo oI was up; a, az
ainons 'h' "iii'on' eseu ue'''A0N'
n v, .;o;.., =,
,1.N ' ~ "" - '
uancins academy OF MI pacn al pro"l
fva on "net te;, we t l.dies onS osntIem,
earnestly ENGAGED in learning TO trip Il
light fantastic toe,
FINE BEEF Notwithstanding the al
appearance of this sagebrush region al
tho uncomfortable savere Winter I,
markets of Phoebe are filed with
enoices' grass-la''eheo peei'
D,srp,cr Cornr the imnan
ment of the Grand jury Yesterday, I