Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-05
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DISTRICT CoURr.-The following cases
we're ordered continued: B. W. Field VS..
II Phillips; Caroline West S. NJ. Co. VS..
RAYMOND & Ely S. NJ. Co.; ]. NJ. Parker
ys Woodman; A. F. Barron ct al.
VS. Nevada Central Railroad Co.; John
Newman VS.. Taylor Bayles ct al; j. II.
Lapeford VS.. John Doe Robinson ct al;
Jas. Shea ct al VS.. 7. F. Hanleyi G. G.
Johnston ct al. VS.. Il. Glover ct al; J.
NJ. Parker VS.. c. NJ. Fairbanks; j. b.
Atcbison VS.. /. Hinzman ct al; L. II.
Bessekummer VS.. NJ. H. Lichtenstein;
Henry Schaefer VS.. Jacob Barrett; VIM.
Hopkins VS.. Joshua Dunn; A. A. Young
vs.. F. W. Clute.
The following cases were passed for
the present: Khedive NJ. Co. VS.. Amador
Tunnel Co.; l.. Solomon ct al. VS.. M.
Fuller ct al. G. S. Sawyer VS.. Lincoln
County; A. Culverwell VS.. State Bank of
Nevada.
John P. Cullen VS.. Daniel Hardy,
passed; j. W. Wright vs.. G. S. Sawyer,
set for May IL; o. p. Sherwood VS..
Hook and Ladder Co., set for May g. M.
Powers vs.. Jas. King ct al, set for May
Z: State of Nevada VS.. Sunbeam u. and
S. M. Co., set for May IL; John Skinker
VS.. Clute & Young, s. G. Barnes vs..
Johanna Neenan and George Miller VS..
Z. II. Bessekummer, set for May II.
X. J. Hanly VS.. W. S. Travis; and A.
II. Emanuel VS.. Lincoln county, set for
May IA.
D. W. Walter VS.. II, Ward, set for
May 10.
P. +. Davis VS.. A. H. Emanuel, and
NJ. Simonsen VS.. Joseph Cook, set for
May Is.
A. c. Wilson VS.. H. schaefer, set for
May 10.
A. Delnoise vs.. Nevada Central r. r.
Co., set for May 20.
d. McKelvey vs.. Nevada Central r. r.
Co., set for May q.
j. Mendenhall VS.. Nevada Central r.
X. Co., set for May o.
Jno. Skinner VS.. Clute & Young; Geo.
Goldthwaite Esq. added as attorney for
plaintiff,
VIM. Hopkins vs.. Joshua Dunn; Hen
ry Rives Esq. substituted as attorney of
record in place Of o. q. Mcdonald Esq.
e. Miller VS.. Z. II. Bissikumer; Geo.
Goldthwaite Esq. appointed as attorney
of record for plaintiff
j. Cronan VS.. Clark & Mcdonald, set
for May Is.
All trial Jurors excused until Monday,
llth inst. Court adjourned until Wednes-
day May G.
Board OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. -
Yesterday the regular monthly meeting
of the above Board was held, and full
Board was present. The following ac-
counts were allowed: City Market, $55;
T. F. Hanly, rent Of Armory Hall, $500;
Pioch Laundry, for March, $73.25; Hol-
land & Co., S26.33; d. ]. Krause, sta
honery, So; Holland & Co., S117.33; p.
B. Miller, Clerks fees, S233.75; b. III.
Hereford, board of prisoners, S255; AL.
Bancroft Il Co., stationery, etc., $50;
Mckee & Knerr, fees in criminal cases,
1913; Eisenman & Co., S32.75; s.
Ashim & Bro, $2S; Jacobs & Sultan,
S347 60; L. Sultan, salary, $50; H. l..
Hoyer, Hospital Steward, 1926; w. H.
Henderson, So; Floral Spring Water Co.,
S9O.2l; D. G. Clark Il Bro, $50; J. b.
Van Hagen, justices fees, S2l3.25; W.
P. Goodman, $3.50; c. Wiederhold,
$3.50; D. L. Deal, drugs, etc, Sits;
D. L. Deal, salary, 5000; c. Williams,
washing for hospital, S49.75; G. Viii.
liams, washing for Jail, SS.75; T. NJ.
Richardson, $3.50; L. S. Scott, drayage,
$3.50; II. S. Lubbock, 81; H. Ward,
mdse. for hospital, So; VIM. Culverwell,
milk for hospital, S44; Wines 4 Mont.
somery, IS; I. f. Hanly, rent for Arm
DRY Hall, 1898; John Roeder, mdse.,
Si6.44; 2. b. Miller, Clerks fees, 1852.
The following bills were rejected John
st. CLAIR witness fees, $50 so; Mrs. N.
st. Clair, witness fees, $3.50; II. S.
finley, witness fees, SOS; Thomas Kerr,
witness fees, SAL. The Board adjourned
to Monday, May IL.
hIaHlASD.-We are much eratitied to
oe aole TO announce that large body of
very me ore has been struck in the
namourgh, one Of the Highland Consoli-
aa'ed oompanys mines. The strike was
S Eaoe on sunday evening, and Mr..
snitn' the foreman, at once sent word
~. ar, harrison. the acting Superintend-
cut from whom we have received our in.
;Utuiatoh' We trust that this enterpris-
ra company Will, ere long, reap a rich
.eward Tor its spirited exertions and
n nTni present appearances it certainly
oS bVslSEss.-D. B. Nye, who repre-
SUITS Inc well known liquor house of E.
a. Fargo ~ Co., San Francisco, reached
.0wn on Sunday, looking as genial and
1Iony as ever. Mr.. Nye and the house
,ran "hom he Is doing business are too
co,', nnowh 10 require any comment or
som az at our hands, but we NAV
any, ma. .n"' IN our opinion, So long as thew
h,t aeh customers as well as they have
in u . done and treat them as liberal
~ 'ney need not fear the crusaders.
AN animated discussion took nlace
yesterday on Main street between a
un.y Official and member of the
a apGd''lns fraternity. Pistols were drawn.
ions a. one moment matters looked ser.
yopr NV , afterwards quoted down. Keen
mad nmpers, boys; it is no use to Get
Nv uiuts.
WA, The OLD STAND.-We notice Mr.
"'ii"tns again at his old stand Mt the
inn inner e o, Lacour and Main streets. sell.
ebe,nHo oous as formerly, cheaper than the
kno,i Mr.. w. is we'll and favorable
he win IN pioche, and will we are sure
well patronized by his many friends
vo nIichSfD.-on Sunday two of our
M Nh and respected citizens
a ,s;, Duff and Craigue, returned from
CONF MP 70 the bay. We were glad to wei.
piocb .hem. Like the rest of the
'O'nefs' they will come back. ~
oioa,s new circulating library, imported
tione S, tobacco 70. stationery and confec-
Hamilton. o. s., Levin & Co.'s, opposite