Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-05

Judgment rendered January 10, 1874.
State Of Nevada, ss-I. Alfred Helm.
Clerk of the Supreme Court of said State
Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the
foregoing are full and true copies OF the
original judgment and opinion OF said
Supreme Court in the above entitled
cause, as the same appear OF record in
my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and the seal of said Supreme
Court, this day OF January, A. ID. 1874
ALFRED HELM. Clerk.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS On Monday
last the Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The minutes of the last meeting
held January 5-were read and ap-
proved, after which the following bust
ness was transacted: In the case of the
State OF Nevada VS.. W. l.. Riggs for de-
hnGuent taxes, it is ordered that said
suit be dismissed upon said Riggs pay
ing the amount OF taxes and the percent
age thereon-said suit having been in
sttuted against W. l.. King instead of
W. L. Riggs. Tho following bills were
allowed: John Roeder, mdse. for indi.
gent sick, $3.50; d. L. Deal, inquest
and post mortem on the body of Joseph
Thomas, S73 .50-allowed for sos so;
George A. Wadsworth, labor on county
roads, S47450; W S. Travis, Sheriff's
Tess, S94l so; P. 3. iller, Clerks fees,
Sl95.75; b. H. Hereford. board for pris-
oners, $3S5. 75-allowed for 1887; Phoebe
Laundry. washing, S2S.66-allowed for
S21.50; John Kelley, Constable's fees,
S53.75; Smith Gray, Constabe's fees,
STATS; Floral Springs Water Company,
water, Sl3S As; Mckee and Knerr. Com
stables fees, S13l.75 j. b. Van Hagen,
Justices fees, S199 25; Il. C. Ayers,
glass and labor at the Courthouse, Sl3.-
%; Holland & Co., printing for the
county, SlSS; l.. S. Scott, vegetables for
hospital, $2O.15; Phoebe Laundry,
washing for hospital, S53; W. H. Hen
derson, fees as Funding Commissioner,
$3.50; W. II. Henderson, freight and ex-
pressage, SAG ,25; ID. j.. Deal, salary rs
County Physician, 5000; VIM. STAINS
field, meals furnished jurirs, sol; Jacobs
Il Sultan, mdse. for hospital 1904 90;
Jacobs & Sultan, mdse. for Jail, Sal so;
l.. Sultan, salary as Superintendent of
Schools, $50; VIM. Culverwell, milk for
hospital, S3l; Mason & Wilcox, labor.
l.5O; j. Eisenman, mdse., S24.24
Wines & Montgomery, meat, IS; G.
Hlckhouse, work on Jail, $50; d. l..
Deal, drugs, $S1 so; Wiederhold & Good
mnn, stationery, $50; p. B. Miller,
Clerks fees, SG6 so; g. STANDARD, salary,
S225; John Roeder, mdse., $4S 95; City
Market, meat for hospital, S51.65; d.
l.. Deal, drugs. $576. The Board now
stands adjourned.
Mr.. j. z. CURTIS who has just re-
turned from Pahranagat, informs US that
Mr. Chaffee, who was burned so badly
some two weeks ago, is still in a precari-
Gus condition, but there is yet hope that
he will recover. Mr.. Curtis also gives
us some particulars Of the fire in the
house by which Chaffee was burned. In
the house were lot of axes, tinware,
trying pans, guns, sacks of barley, etc.
Into one Of the sacks he had placed for
security nine $20-pieces, a $5-piece, four
~. oO-pieces. two dollars and one quar-
ter, and all the money was found except
one S2O-piece, which, however, may yet
be found. He had a check or certificate
of deposit for 81 900 in his vest pocket,
but as he had on his vest. this was
saved. The fire was discovered through
the sagacity of a large dog belonging to
Charley Heath. The dog, seeing the fire
came to his masters bed and awakened
him. Charley told the dog to lie down,
which he did; but soon after jumped
upon the bed and was SO very demon
strative that Heaths attention was
aroused, and seeing the fire at once go,
up and went to Chaffees assistance.
Bound yoLuMEs.-We saw at the Re-
corder's office yesterday bound volumes
of the DAILY RECORD from September /,
1872, to December 81, 1874. The bind.
ing was done Mt Bancroft's, San Fran.
cisco. The bound volumes are a very
mandy thing to have about the house, as
they furnish an epi,ome Of local history
during that time. They form a portion
of the county records, and are open &c
the inspection of any citizen during of
flee hours.
COUNTY JAIL.-There are only six pris
oners in >he County Jail at present-fou,
of whose cases will come before the
Grand Jury. One of the number Ger.
guson) has been granted new trial, and
another (Wilcox) has appealed his case
to the Supreme Court. There has no,
been less number in jail here for many
months.
Mr.. NEsBIrr, Superintendent of tn,
N. G. r R., informs us that for the &C.
commodation of those desiring to attend
the b. B. club social ut Panaca this even
ing. the afternoon train for Bullionvillt
VIII leave Phoebe at five o'clock instead
OF four, the usual hour.
The Hamilton stage had not arrived a
IL o'clock last night. 1t was - hours
behind time at Washburn's yesterday
and will probably be in by s o'clock thi,
morning.
FOR SALT LAKE.-A sleigh started on
Tor Salt Lake at noon yesterday, carry
ing three passengers.
ooAsrINa.--Since the snow.storm OF
tuesday coasting has been resumed. bu
not with such shirt as heretofore