Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-28
DISTRICT CouRr.-Ths District Court

DISTRICT CoURT. District Court
met yesterday at 10 a. M, pursuant TO
adjournment, and the case OF the state
of Nevada against A. w. Maxwell re-
sumed, Hugh White. W. Il. uriinn ana
James Duff were called to the stand as
witnesses for the prosecution. The
testimony of Duff was being taken at the
time the court adjourned, which will
meet this morning at 10 O'Clock.
A SEATING RNK.-A number OF our
skaters have formed Skating Club, and
have secured the lots adjoining the court
bo,se mon which they intend erecting
a skating rink Immediately, to be used
This Winter. A frame building will be
erected and covered with canvas; the
size will be forty five feet front by sixty
five feet deep. The club will be com
posed of twenty-five members.
NEVADA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The con-
tractors on this road are fixing the track
at the dump piles, track, turntables.
etc, of which were taken up to allow
teams to get to the ore dumps. The
switches, turntables, ETC., will be placed,
and the taking of ore by the cars will
commence on Friday.
W. E. GRIFFIN, agent of Wells, Fargo
Co. s Express in Phoebe, leaves on to-
days Hamilton stage for Eureka. Mr..
Griffin's object in this journey Is to re-
turn with his better half to Ploche. he
will be absent six days and during MS
absence John II. Rice will fill the duties
of his position.
PIocuE M1NsTRELs.--The Phoebe Min
strels intend advising with the Commit
Tee in Virginia City in regard to giving q
benefit here for the Virginia sufferers by
the late fire; as soon as the arrangements
are consummated we will give due
notice.
JusTIcE Court. Nothing TRANSFERRED
in Justice Aliens Court yesterday. Civi
business is very slack, and there beiuE
no payday lately, men have not had the
money to spend for liquor, so rs to kicl
up row when they had more ABOARD
than was good for their health.
ONE1LL's SLAUGHTEn-H House. W.
made trip to O'Neill's slaughter hous
whilst the butchers were slaughterinI
and there found some very fine cattle OF
hand shat were being prepared for tn
Phoebe market.
POWDER. committee was visiting
the various stores yesterday to see tina
the law was complied with in regard t
powder, to only have 25 pounds of pow
der in the stores and no giant powder o
caps.
FREIGHT FROM ToANo.--F. F. Marx
teams from Toano brought freight yes
terday for Phi Felsenthal, II, 462 pounds
Miles CULLEN, 4,270 pounds. On
wagon broke down on Patterson mouI
tain and had to be left behind.
TRIAL JURoRs.-By notice in anothe
column, trial jurors will take notice thu
they are not wanted at the District Cou
until Monday, November LIST, at whic
time they are required to be on har
promptly at 10 a. IN.
DARWIN CITY.-From letter date
Darwin City, the 21st instant, we leal
that furnace is being built, and will
running by the 1st of cember; tn
times are getting lively and better {
the time, and the prospects encouragin
TIE Bullionvlle stage last eveuii
brought seven bars OF bnllion to Wei
Fargo Il Co.'S Express. Six OF the ba
were from the Raymond & Ely mill al
one from the American Flag mill; tot
value of same $40, 500
IKE Phillips is happy father, as "
be seen by an announcement in anotf
column of the RECORD. Mother q
daughter were flourishing at last
counts.
GROOM DIsTRIcr.-J. B. Osborne,
perintendent of the mines of Gro,
District, lett yesterday for that pla
after a sojourn in Phoebe OF few da
MAJOR BARNES, Indian Agent, lea
in to-day's Hamilton stage for Pyrar
Lake, Is miles from Wadswortb.
business connected with Indian affa
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amount
to $500.
DISTRICT CouRT-The case of
Donald against Hinzeman occupied
District Court last evening.
MRS. HENRY RIvss gave a social pa
on Tuesday evening last in honor of
birthday.