Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-15
District Court.

Der Goth.
State Of Nevada against Hanley con-
iinued; to be taking up during the month
at one days notice.
State Va. Maxxell; continued until
Monday. October 18th
A yenire for twelve additional Jurors
was ordered and set aside.
S. S, Danner was excused until Mon
day. the 18th inst.
All Jurors that tried the Hsnley case
are excused until Monday at 10 O'Clock;
other Jurors until to-day, Friday. at 10
a. m at which time the case OF Jacobs
& Sultan against Murray is set.
The cour. then adjourned until to-day
at 10 a. m.
AUTUMN TINTs.-For the first time this
Fall we noticed yesterday the blue shad-
owy mist that partially veiled the noun
tains to the north and east. Though we
lack the lovely slope of field, forest aud
fragrant meadow land. the stream rip
ping along in the smoky sunshine and
tho feathered life that animates the
Autumn scene, yet there are attributes
of rugged beauty and points of landscape
harmony observable. in which other and
lower lands are deficient. A stroll upon
the hills reveals an amount of natural
beauty and depth of color unnoticed by
! the casual observer. The cliffs that
shine in the mellow sunlight, the CLINT
! ing rocks, the shadowy recesses Of the
? IL. .,,.> I
! in baZy silhouette that deepens as we
| recede and is dispelled as we advance.
/ In the distance twould seem as though
! the sky had settled down on the noun
! tain tops, and an isolated peak looms up
/ here and there through the blue and
misty haze. The yellow sunlight, the
mellowed sight and subdued sound CON-
bine to form dreamy mood, and as the
| grsyish violet haze enfolds every out
! door form in its folds, it seems a pity
! that Wintry winds should ever howl or
snowy wreaths wrap their fleecy mantle
around the recumbent form of Mother
| Earth.
Upset. Constable ". l.. Mckee was
yesterday returning from Wilson's ranch
in buggy, accompanied by lady, when
on coming near Sherwood's mill, where
there was rough portion of the road,
be had the lady slight whilst he drove
the buggy past the dangerous portion.
1t was well that be did so, for, Eure
enough, in the toughest portion of the
road 1t upset, turning over and over,
sadly demoraIi2ing our friend Mac. He
managed, after considerable trouble, to
extricate himself and count up the dam
ag 8, which were new suit of clothes
ruined, a sore head sore knee and n
general decentralization, caused by his
ground and lofty tumbling, and lady
an eye witness of the same. He, how.
ever, managed to gather him self together,
and got to Phoebe with his company
without further trouble.
| ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. On Wednesday
morning Peter Edwards of Lake Valley
Nevada, which is about So miles from
Phoebe, shot himself in tho left leg while
riding, the ball entering from behind
just above the knee and passing oblique.
Iy round the joint under the muscles
The wounded man was conveyed here
and DR.. Hammond extracted the bal
yesterday afternoon. The wound ia no
necessarily dangerous. and when we saw
him last evening he was resting very
we'll.
FIRE HAT FRONTS. Yesterday Pat
Holland presented Phoebe Hose Co. No
l, number of hat fronts belonging tt
the following old time fire companies
Knicserbock4r. OF Virginia City; Libert,
No. |, of Gold Hill; BOOSTERS, of Sacra
mentO; Sacramento No. 3, OF Sacramen
to; Z gle Engine, of Virginia, Washot
No, 4. OF Virginia City; Nevada Hool
and Ladder, Of Virginia City Thes,
fronts were presented to Holland b,
Andy Peasly and he now donates then
to Phoebe Hose.
LAMP PRESENTATION. Geo. c. Johns
ton of the Dexter livery stable, has pre-
scented to Phoebe Hose Co. No |, a larg
globe lamp for the purpose of lighting
the outside of the hose house. Il is
very pretty one and valuable and use
; full present. Matt. Halpin cleaned it III
= = yesterday, and he and Johnny Ems
acted as carpenters and hung it up OF
=, the outside.
n WASHED. - Yesterday afternoon o MAJ
q lying drunk on the sidewalk on Lacou
y street was washed by the street spriu
= king hose, but it did not have the effec
= OF awaking him from his stupor Rude
=. means were employed, and be breathe
. prayer III which gracs, mercy or peac
y had no part.
s The Sacramento Bee says: The war;
Indian Summer that we are now havip
has had a very bad effect upon til
health of the city. breeding innumerabl
e fevers. Physicians say that there is no
n more sickness In this neighhorhood tina
IA they have known at this season for man
,. years. All of which applies to this plat
,. just at present.
y Tom ANDREWS Tom Andrews W,
# # not feeling quite as we'll yesterday
heretofore in consequence Of his havir
chill. caused by the ice water applied
u his limb to keep down Inflammation;
r, was all bundled up to keep warm whe
" we saw him yesterday and felt anythir
- but pleasant.
" CHAs. F. DINsMoRE, of the firm
Dinsmore & Bro. of Austin, was in TOW
on Wedne sday night and Thursd
N morning. He came from Belmont, J,
D. ferson and Tybo and is on his way ba,
at to Austin. He looks as natural as VIII
,e we saw him some six years ago.
ID FREIGHT ARRIVED. Freight for the {,
lowing parties came to Phoebe yesterd
lie through the Salt Lake Forwarding Hou
>g of Hugh, White Il Co.: j. Eisenmapn
It Co. Jacobs & Sultan, j. W. Virgil
9. Pb. F-lsenthal, Mott. Fish & Co. a
If Raymond & Ely mine.
90 A. p. Rowe. agent for the San Fra