Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-20

ceedings during session of the same;
Glissan vs.. Washington & Creole 4
Mining Company. Pearson VS.. Wash
ington X Creole Mining Company. |
Floral Springs Water Company VS.. /
Washington 4 Creole Mining Company. |
On motion A. B. Hunt was entered as /
an attorney of records for defendant and |
stay of execution ordered to and in- |
Guiding July LIST.
Jacobs Il Sultan VS.. Heintzelman. /
Trial continued for the term.
Snodgrass VS.. Hill. Settling state |
ment and hearing motion for new trial; |
set for Monday june 2lst.
Mary Jane Williams VS.. Newark s. NJ |
20. Motion to remove said cause TO L. !
s. Circuit Court for the District of Ne
yada, heard and denied, to which ruling
defendant excepted. 1t was further or
dered that the time for answering of the
said defendant be and the same is here
by extended pending the hearing ana de-
termination OF a writ of certiorari in the
U. 5. Circuit Court, and until the fur
ther order OF this Court.
All trial jurors excused until June %,
1875.
Court adjourned until Monday, June
2lst, at 10 a. m.
PENDING the trial of Thomas Miller
yesterday in the Justice Court for grand
larceny, Judge Pitzer's black Newfound-
land dog. seeing that his master was a
little excited over the case thought that
another dog named Tag was intrud-
ing and disturbing his master and i'm
mediatey bounced him. The lawyers
present endeavored to separate them,
whilst the Judge sat on the bench smil-
ing at their endeavors. After they were
separated by the aid of the Constables
and officers, Bishop made the remark
that the Judge presided over dog fight
with more dignity than any man he ever
saw, ut which j. G. Foster moved he be
fined for contempt of Court, which was
done, aud the fine made nominal and
liquidated at the neighboring saloon.
YESTERDAY Bishop e. Sabin were
called upon by an Indian from Cherry
Creek who, after some circumlocution.
finally made them understand than an
other Indian had ran away with his
squaw, and that he wanted a divorce, all
same white man. Bishop advised him
| to get a lasso and catch another In
dams squaw. The Indian said ono,
no. me no want any more squaw, me
had enough squaw, me want divorce"
| Bishop again urged him to get another
| squaw, but he said he had enough in
his and did not want any more, because
| it was too much all same as Beecher.
Observing Indian.
A FIsT-FIGHT took place yesterday
morning near the Warm Springs, Panaca,
between body of 25 or 30 Indians, for
the possession of a squaw. A party of
Indians are encamped there and party
went from here to obtain possession of
the squaw. After considerable knock
ing, broken noses, etc, the Phoebe party
were victorious and bore away the wo-
man. During the melee all the squaws
were seated on the side-hill and az every
knock down occurred they exhibited
their intense delight by yelling, laugh
ing and screeching.
MORTIMER FULLER. formerly District
Judge of Lincoln county, leaves on to-
days Hamilton stage for San Francisco,
at which city he will remain for the
space of month or so. He has been
suffering from ill-health for some time
passed and makes this trip to recruit a
, little. Parties desiring to make appli-
cation for patents to their town lots will
, HE the notices with j. G. Foster See
, notice under head of New To-day"
ALVIN L. GossAGE, for some time
past ga printer in the RECORD office
leaves on to-day's stage for Virgins
, City on business. He is one of thu
heirs of John Gossage and as such has
= commenced suit against some of tn,
. mines there to obtain title to grount
which his father owned and which il
l claimed to have been taken from him.
;, JUsTIcE's CoURT.-The examination in
( the case of Thomas Miller charged will
# grand larceny, was continued before Jus
o tice Allen yesterday. One witness, L, G
Greenleaf, being examined by the prose
O cution, and afterward ross-examined TO
the defense, after which Court adjournet
until Monday at p. m.
: New HATS FOR LADIES. Attention i
l. called to the now advertisement thi
II morning of Mrs. Ward. who is Just il
receipt of large assortment of the lates
l. styles of ladies and childrens hats from
q the East. Mrs. Ward offers these good
- at very reasonable prices.
IF Mystic KREw OF CoMUs.--A lare
y . meeting was held at the Fire Department
a engine house last evening. Committee
" were appointed to make all arrangement
1. for the coming parade on the 4th O
81 July and adjourned till Wednesday even
s ing at 8 80 o'clock
~ A MEETING was held last evening, q
v the engine house, Of the M. X. OF
u Many new members were added to tn
le committee. The meeting was enthusi
ID astic. Any parties desiring to join or
$, requested to be at the engine house mex
ID Wednesday at $50 p. m. and sign tn
le roll.
le To TRAvELERs.-Reader of the Pioch
!. RECORD will notice by new advertisement
"a to-day that the Hamilton stage change
~, ~ the time Of leaving Phoebe, after the 25t
:, ; inst, from s a. M, as heretofore, to a
~ m. Travellers will please note this littl
- fact.
10 Our County Assessor, R. p. Dayton
ig returned to Phoebe yesterday from a
OF assessing trip to Bullionville and th
N rural districts
IN A field of lava SO miles square has bee
ia discovered in southern Utah, by th
panlnuisfa of the Whaalar aYnadifinI