Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-17

of the defendant. The Page and Panaca
S. II. Co. was entered as to all the plain
tiffs and intervenors as follows: L. Cam
eron, j. Leahy, assiguees Of Mcmillan;
J. Pierson, assignee Of Chas. Young; T.
l.. LOOMS; Jas. A. O'Neil, assignee Of
Jos. \. Berry; A. McQuaie; ID. J.
krause, assignee of II. Harpel; John
Williams, ID. Eberhardt and J. G. Perry.
Judgment by default was entered as to
all these parties, and the amounts en-
tered up, and the hearing of the petitions
of the plaintiffs, W. Ii. Ellis, C. A.
Patchen and Rouse, was continued until
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. In the
case of the State VS.. Maxwell-arraigned
and ordered to plead on the 2S,h; State
VS.. Hadley-arraigned and ordered to
plead on the 21st; State vs. Frendo, 2lst;
State VS.. Hanley, 2lst; State VS.. Con-
nors-time set for argument continued
TIL 2lst; Hunt VS.. Dayis-judgment for
plaintiff in accordance with complaint.
Court adjourned till Tuesday evening.
FmE,-On Sunday night, about 1917
p. m, Ike IIinzeman, who is now en-
ployed in mining, entered his room at the
Marysville House, on Main street, to get
some articles before he proceeded to
work, he struck match, the head of
which flew off, and, as he thought, went
out; he lit another, obtained what he
wanted. and left. Yesterday morning
Ryan on awakening found the room had
been set on fire from the head of the
match that was first lighted. 1t had
burned some towels, table-cloth and q
paper. and went ont of its own account
This We call IA pretty narrow escape, as
by the time it would have been we'll
lighted every one would have been
asleep in the house and danger to life
would have necessarily ensued No one
can be too careful in striking matches
to see that they burn entirely out, other
wise fire is likely to occur.
NOT CoRPsE.-Yesterday some of the
boys at the machine.shop were under
the impression that one of their number
had died, and accorpingly proceeded to
lay him out on the Putnam lathe in the
machine-shop. When laid out he was
dressed in black frock coat, large boots,
straw hat and knee breaches, and on
his breast was placed card inscribed
thusly: Farewell Quadrille Party at A.
Sulzbacher's, Pioneer Hall, Meadow
Valley Street" The arrangements had
had hardly been completed when they
found that the supposed corpse was en-.
"dowed" with animation by the lively
exhibition that was made by kicking
things around. He is not dead, but only
sleepeth, was satisfactorily illustrated.
BE CAuTIous.-We are desired by the
Chief Engineer and First Assistant to
caution members of the Fire Department
from kindling any more alarm fires SINH.
lar to the one on Saturday night, as such
things not only cause i'll feeling but il
they occur people will get so callous tc
an alarm of FIRE that il one does happier
to break out in reality they are very ap
to be slow in going to it. Like the boy
that yelled wolf to get men to come t
bis aid and thus fool them, he yelled
once when the wolf did come but tn,
men came not to his aid, and the DO,
died an unnatural and horrible death.
The WATER TANK. - From cards il
to-day's RECORD it will be seen that tn
Floral Mill was stopped on account o
the non-supply of water from the spring
and the reason of the non supply is be
cause some unknown individuals hav
for the two last evenings twisted off tn
waste pipe SO as to allow the water t
escape from the tank. The tank fror
having four and half feet of water in
ran down to fourteen inches of water
This kind of business is outrageous an
should be promptly checked partie
caught in this kind of work will b
apt to suffer.
SHERIFr's SALE. - The sale of tn
Floral mill, and property of the sam
seized and advertised for sale to satisf
judgments of Frank Wheeler a. Co, j. j
Halpin 4 Co. and Andrew Snodgrass
came off yesterday at the Courthouse q
II O'Clock. The entire property wa
bought by IL. S. Lubbock as trustee fo
the lien holders. The price paid wa
the amount of the three judgments, il
terest on the same, the costs, and all {
the accruipg costs.
JUsTIcE's CouRT. The cases of Cha
Stein and Miles CULLEN against Donahr
X Horgan came off to-day, before Ju
, tice Allen, at 3 o'clock p. m. Jake Uhe
stadt against VIM. Zadow-this suit WI
tried on Saturday, and the Judge r
v served his decision until yesterday at
e O'Clock. at which time he gave iudgmel
. in favor of Uherstadt for S65 IS and IL
. costs of the suit.
v BALL AT PANACA. We learn from son
e parties who visited Panaca Sunday afte
0 noon, and who stopped at the house.
y Mrs. Wedge, that that lady intends q
l. ing grand ball on Monday, August 8
o The parties who were on the visit sta
that Mrs. Wedge intends to make IL
.. ball pleasant to all who visit her.
n COUNTY COMMISSIONERS The Cour
d Commissioners met yesterday at 100 clio
~ M. and approved the bonds of Mi
y y CULLEN, County Treasurer, and Geor
"a Goldthwaite, District Attorney, and tn
- adjourned to meet at the call Of Cha
:. man.
UNDER the head OF New To. Da,
)f VIII De found an advertisement for
ID partner with $1,000. The enterprise
- which this ia wanted will bear investil
ton and we believe it to be very des
IT able opportunity for the investment
1t capital,
n j. B. HANFoRD, our Deputy Coun
n Clerk, received last evening an offic
Of notification that his license to practi
y law would be forwarded during {
~ present week. Mr.. Hanford passed
10 very creditable examination someti,
y since. We congratulate him upon
success.
H. IKE PHILLIPS to-day opens the salo
lg on Main street adjoining the store
We Chas. Weiderhold. Ike intends sprea
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