Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-22

| DISTINCT CoURT.-The District Court
met on Saturday at 10 clock, pursuant
to adjournment, when the following bus.
mess came before it: The State of Ne.
vada vs. Chas. Connors-arraigned and
ordered to plead on the oath of August
the State of Nevada Va. Geo. Hadley-
| demurrer filed and overruled, pleaded
| not guilty, and the case set for trial
| August 30th; the State OF Nevada ys,
Charles Frendo-pleaded guilty to the
indictment. and ordered to appear for
sentence Tuesday August oath: the
State of Nevada vs. X. j. Hanley-time
to plead extended to August 3Oth; the
State of Nevada VS.. the Floral Mill and
Mining Company ct al.-set for trial
Thursday. August Goth. All trial Jurors
are excused until Monday, August 3Oth.
Court then took recess until Tuesday,
August Oath.
JUDGE q. G. LoBER leaves Phoebe in
this mornings Salt Lake. stage for San
Francisco District, Utah He is the
principal owner of the mines in that dis.
trict and has made his arrangements
complete to have them thoroughly pros.
pected. He leaves US now for the Dur.
pose OF starting the work on them, and
will return to Phoebe in about three
weeks TO complete what other arrange.
ments are necessary. The Judge has
entire confidence in the mines Of that
district, so much 30 that he has and in
tends investing considerable money in
prospecting and working them. We
wish him pleasant trip.
We have been requested by several
parties who subscribed towards defray-
ing the funeral expenses of VIM. Carver,
30 that he might have q decent funeral
and not be buried at the expense of the
county, to say that the money was not
used for the purpose for which it was
collected; that the man was buried in n
common county coffin and no one at
tended the funeral except the under.
taker, grave-digger and the driver of the
cart. The man was buried at the ex-
pense of the county.
SHOCKING learned Yesterday TINT
man in this vicinity had shot off the
head OF his boy, bright, intelligent lad
of thirteen. The grief consequent on
the announcement is somewhat mill
gated by the supplementary announce.
ment that he but used his boys head for
rest the better to draw bead on his
mark. He did it with his little rife.
Social AT BULLIoNv1L1E. A private
social, to which a number of our citizens
have received invitations. will come off
at the Meadow Valley Hotel, Bullion
vile, on Tuesday evening, August Oath
The committee extending the invitations
are al. Eastland. D. Sultan and @. p
Washburn, guarantee that the social
will be as it should be.
FIaHr.-A row occurred in one of the
saloons on Lacour street yesterday after
noon, in which one of the combsttants
who showed his nose too far in his oppo.
nent's face. had it badly bruised, causing
It to shed claret-colored stream freely.
The members of Phoebe Hose Com |
pany No. desire to return thanks par-
ticularly to A. e. Arnold, Secretary of
Protection Hose Company No. 2, for the |
assistance he afforded them at the en-.
given by the Phoebe Min
strels for their benefit.
NEWARK M1LL.-The mill has been
busy running on ore from the Geo. Nav
mine. extracted by Grant & Hastings.
The working of Alps ore has not yet been
completed, teams being employed yes-
Eerday in hauling lot OF it down to the
mill.
MARTIN TARPEY. Superintendent of the
Washington & Creole, will arrive in to-
Jays Hamilton stage; also A. ]. Barnes,
Indian Agent for the Maopa Reser-
vation.
The following passengers will arrive
On this evenings Hamilton stage: G.
W. Craig, Master Litchenstein, A. j.
Barnes, j. f. Holland, Martin Tarpey.
Mass at the Catholic Church will be
sung at the usual hour in the morning,
and Vespers in. the evening. The Rev.
Father Monteverde will officiate.