Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-01
.sRIyALs AND DEPARTURES

DISTRICT CoURT.-Court met Tuesday
morning and the trial Of George Hadley
vas resumed. After the evidence closed,
John Croylapd. his attorney, made an
able argument in his favor, but it availed
not, as the jury, without being out long,
returned verdict of guilty as charged in
the indictment. He was ordered to ap-
near on Saturday for sentence. The
State of Nevada against Geo. Hadiey-
the said indictment charging him with
breaking Jail, to which the District Attor-
new entered a nolle prosequ; State of
Nevada against F. Ryan-the district At
torney also entered a nolle prosequl in
this case; State OF Nevada against the
Floral Mill-trial continued until Friday
evening. Court then took recess unit!
Friday night.
CELEBRATION The prolonged blowing
of tho Raymond & Ely whistle last even
ing about six o'clock, caused at first O
general alarm aud fear that the works
were on fire. The fire companies sounded
the alarm and turned out, but We're soon
turned back. by war- that it was
to celebrate the news of the resum-
ing of the Bank of California that
the whistle was blown. Giant powder
was exploded, and the salutes wers kept
up fora long time. A general feeling Of
pleasure seemed to prevail throughout
the community at the reception of the
news.
JUSTICES CoURT.-The stay of execu-
ton in the following cases against the
HUM & Hunt Silver Mining Company,
namely: VIM. Dunstan for $11S and
costs, etc.; J. W. Wright, for $3.50. 10
and costs, ETC.; A. X. Hargett, for $240
and costs, etc. Mace Dixon, for $148
and costs. etc.; Hugh Gately, for $146
and costs, etc., having expired yester-
day, an additional stay of execution was
granted until Saturday, September 18th,
1875. The attachment suit of A. d.
Reccabarren against r. Morrow will be
heard to-day Wednesday at II o'clock.
ATTORNEYS AT LAVA. B. O'Dough-
erty and W. J. O'Dougherty have pub
lished their card in this mornings
RECORD. W. J. O'Dougherty has re-
Gently been admitted to practice as an
attorney in this State, and his brother
and he have formed partnership for tho
transaction of legal business. Anyone
calling them to their aid we are sure will
not be disappointed with the endeavors
they will make to win.
THE following private dispatch came
to hand yesterday: San Francisco,
August 81, 1875. Everything cheerful;
bank will resume. Outsiders bidding for
stocks; no regulars allowed to trade vet :
Bidding $40 for Ophir, SIT Mexican, $50
California, $3.50 Con. Virginia. / an
ticipate steadiness when market opens :"
SKATING CLUB.-Now that the first
touch of cold weather is being felt, some
of the boys are starting in to form a
skating club. The proposition is to
have skating pond at the lower end OF
the town, being supplied with water by
the Floral Springs and having a person
attend to it during the freezing weather.
WILL RESUME. - The State Bank of
Nevada received the following dispatch
yesterday; "San Francisco, August 3lst
lS75.--To State Bank; Bank of Califor-
MIA will resume very soon. Sharon, Reese
and Mills put in three millions. Signed,
j. Fl. Latham K Co."
New TwENTY-cENr PrEcE.-We were
shown last evening by Matt Hapin, one
of the new coinage of twenty-cent pieces.
1t is similar to the quarter of dollar,
only smaller and the rim is not milled. It
is doubtful if they will be used in mining
camps.
PINE NUT gathering seems to have
been finished, as yesterday Indians were
making their appearance on the street,
and they signalled that they had re-
turned by building a wickiup and fire
on the sidehill.
A GENTLEMAN in Phoebe received a let
ter from San Francisco asking if the Ray
mond " Ely would strike it in six
monthst He answered, cit aims to do
it." Who can see the iokep
FALLING. - The thermometer as fol-
lowed the example OF stocks, and the
result is making people look as blue
from atmospheric influence as stocks
have.
FLAos.-Various flags were thrown to
the breeze yesterday in all parts Of
Phoebe, in honor of the news being re.
ceived that the Bank OF California would
soon resume business.
THERE is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for Frank Lam.
son.
HE game law in regard to killing Ger.
be in force. "
iHE Salt Lake stage arrived at 2 D. m.
yesterday. No passengers for Phoebe on
TRIAL JURoRs.-All trial Jurors are ex-
cused for this term of Court.