Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS DEPARTURES

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81 TRAVIS 4 oo.s HAMILTON LIsh;
/ Randolph Thomas Fuller
James Cssh 'ames aahnins
NJ snxEa sALIsBuRY's SALT LAKE LINE:
Il tiuisse Con sullivan
DISTRICT CoURT.-On The sdsy the following |
csses we're continued for the term: Ely Con, s. |
NJ Co. vs. P. B. Miller ct al; Phoebe S. NJ. Co.
vs. Meadow Valley NJ. Co.; Meadow Valley W. |
E., NJ. Co. vs.. Meadow Valley NJ. Co.: Barnum |
W. Field VS.. Henry Phillips; John V. Cullen VS.. |
Daniel Hardy; Caroline West s. n. Co. vs.. Ray
mond Ely NJ. Co.; Raymond Ely VS.. Phoebe |
phenix S. NJ. Co.; Kentucky G. and S. NJ. Co. vs.
Raymond Ely n. Co.; ]. NJ Parker VS.. Wood. |
HYDE; Raymond Ely s. NJ Co. VS.. Hermes s. |
NJ Co.; Thomas +. Hanley VI. John Pattie; khe- |
dive NJ Co. VS.. Amador Tunnel NJ. Co.
Continued TO February setting of the calendar: |
D. W Perley VS.. Thomas Grieves and charles
Foreman; p. b. Avery VS.. HUM L Hunt s. NJ
Co James Shea ct ais. vs. T. +. Hanley Andrew
Jackson VS.. A. Thompson; Joseph Mendenhall
Co. vs.. Nevada Central Railway Co.. l.. Solo
mon ct al. VS.. NJ. Fuller ct al; George s. Saw
yer VS.. County of Lincoln.
Passed: John Hughes ct al. vs.. W. c. Glissan:
VS., Pigott ct al. VS.. John Worley
Set for Jan. IL: Henry shafer VS.. J.. A. Bid
well; A. McAlllhter W. hAte DODsOn; FRANK
Wheeler Va. Floral Mill and Mining Company;
CHI. Light vs. same-two cases.
Set for jan. -. George H. Carney w. Gilmer
/ salisbury.
Set for Jan "A: Henry weliand vs. NJ. Huber
stsl Austin Ryan VS.. Phoebe Phenix 8. NJ Co.
Set for Jan. is: S.A. Culverwell vs. State Bank
ofNevsda.
Set for Jan. le: p F. Davis vs. A. H. Emsn.
uel.
Set for Jan. II: VIM. Kraft VS.. A. H. Carlen.
Set for Jan. 10: g. r. Willis va T. ] Jones ct
al.
Set for Jan. 90: John skinker vs.. Clute
Young; II. Abadie vs.. J. ". Peck ct al.
Set for Jan. a: II. Ward Va. W II. Kistle; s.
c.. Barnes vs.. Johanna Nieman.
Set for Jan %: f. A. Buck vs.. B. W. Pyle.
Set for Jan. %: Peter Harrison vs.. Belle
Earle; ]. W. Parker VS.. G. ". Fairbanks ct al.
Set for Jan. a.: Belle Earle vs.. W. 8. Travis;
Chas. Roberts Va. Henry Prudential.
Set for trial Jan. %: Nellie Osshman vs.. Az.
tell; NJ. Quillan vs.. St. Vincent de Paul Hos
pital.
Co.
Set for Feb Is: George c. johnson vs. Robert
Glover ct al.
Set for Jan 90; John B. Atkinson vs. Geo,
c. Johnson.
ANOTHER SAN JOAN LHTTER.-A good many
Piochers have found their way to the San Juan
country, and ~ an interest In their welfare Is
felt by the entire community we always take
pleasure in giving allthe information from them
that We can obtain. We saw yesterday . letter
dated Tierrs Amarills, N. NJ, Dec. 20. written
byJ. W. southwick to Charley wiederhold and
Joe Hoag. The letter says: All arrived here on
the 18th. Reached Anmss Park in SO days from
Phoebe. with animals very much jaded, having
travelled over the toughest desert country in
America; portion Of the way heavy deep sand;
almost impossible canyons. with poor water
and no feed. Their route after crossing the Col
orsdo was through the diamond fields, thence
across the country to the San Juan river, which
they struck little below the mouth Of the Man.
cos. This stream was followed up to the Sierra
Plata Mountains Here they got out of the deep
canyons and mesa country and found 9 besuti-
full rolling country, covered with large pine
timber and splendid grass. From there to Ami
mas Park they passed through beautiful noun.
tain country, with pine timber and bunch grass
and every ten or twelve miles . stream Of clear
cold water filled with trout, and plenty Of game
Reaching Aninas Park they found the snow toe
deep to prospect. and nothing to eat. Bot
Wright and Orsey went up to the Mines but be
ing caught in . storm returned. They were nine
days coming from Animas to this place, most o.
the way through deep snow. They crossed the
head waters Of the San Juan and the summit o.
the Rocky Mountains, and were, at writing, on
stream called the Charmer, which flows int,
the Rio Grande. TERRA Amarillo is in New
Mexico; is small Mexican town. with Postof
Ace, Indian agency, two American stores, AM
1000 inhabitants. All the Phoebe boys are 10
Gated for the Winter The writer knew nothin
Of the mines, but was satisfied from all the sur
roundings that it was . rich mining country
He had seen some Of the rock, which was ricl
In silver. Four towns have been laid out-thre
in the mountains near the mines and one at tn
head of Animas Park, IS or 40 miles from IN
mines. But little work is being done in tn
mines; the mill is shut down for the Winter Of
account Of the company negotiating sale for
mil an1. hale dnlI pro q n n n m
Is scattered along the Rio Grande, and will
put up in the Spring. A tramway 100 fee
long is completed on the Little Giant. SAY
mil Is going up in the Spring. company ha
One mine, with shaft eight feet deep. has bee
sold for $4,000. The Government has pul
chased Of the Indians 40 square miles Of teri
tory, embracing all the mines. and also tn
right TO prospect the whole Ute country.
DIED OF HIS INJURIES Joseph Thomas, til
man shot on the night Of November 2. by wn
Rosamurgsy, died At 81 O'Clock p. m. yesterda
at the County Hospital. The shooting too
place in or near . saloon on Meadow Vale
street, and an account of the ARRAY was publishe
in the RECORD Of November4 !. As, however. Il
coroner will hold an inquest on the body t
DAY, We need not review the circumstances
the killing at present. The unfortunate ms
mas fingered at the hospital, suffering great pa
ma ma without hope OF recovery, since the night
u Cornwall. where he leaves . wife and a.
children. He came from England about
months ago. and was . miner by occupstio
hhosssamursay is now in jail, where he has be-
me injuries Inflicted by his act. Thomas "
shot in the back and his spine injured.
Mr.. HOLLAND has received . photograph
John F. B. McCleery. champion OF the billiar
- pa~{4 to
nteness OF the original. Mr. McCleery was
Eureka on the 9Th.
The remains Of John Snyder, the miner kill
in the Raymond Ely mine on Tuesday, We
buried Yesterday There was large attsndan
MEMBERS Of the Hook l. Ladder Compa
must be prompt in the attendance upon
meeting this evening. - ofacers are to be ele
sd See advertisement.
ATTENTION Is invited to the card Of Nesbitt
Wsarne, commission merchants, dealers In pl
auce' groceries and provisions.
TIE case Of Farley W. Felsenthal will pro
ply claim the attention Of the District Court
remainder Of the week.
ffsrrnpAY was Q warm sunshiny, beauti
aay' and the snow melted rapidly.
- All trial juron not impansled are excufed
monday next at 10 O'Clock q. m.
TIE District Court meets 1t 10 O'Clock I
morning.
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