Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08

State vs.. Gleason; sentenced to Il
years Imprisonment in the State Prison
of Nevada at hard labor.
Jacobs & Sultan vs.. Murray; passed
for term.
Kehoe vs.. Glissan; passed for term.
D. McKelvie vs.. Cen. Nevada r. r.
Co.; continued for term.
Jacobs & Sultan VS.. Heitizelman; set
for trial 2Sth of June.
NJ. Perasich vs.. NJ. V. NJ. Co.; passed
Wilcox VS.. Wines; continued for term.
VIM. Glissan VS.. j. Cook; set for trial
18th of June.
State Bank of Nevada vs.. Frank
Wheeler; passed for present, subject to
motion.
NJ. CULLEN vs. ]. Steele; set for 10Th
of June.
John Rice, Assignee, VS.. Magnet NJ.
Co. and r. Il E. Co.. passed.
J. w. Peak VS.. W. C. Glissan; con-
tinued for term.
Hereford vs.. Hereford; set for Gath of
June.
Willet vs. r. Il E. Co.; passed, sub
ject to mutton to be taken up.
Abrahamson VS.. Abrahamson; leave
granted to file amended complaint.
M. Reagan vs.. N. Wescostt; passed.
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.--The following
ladies were assisting to arrange the ia
bles IN Browns Hall yesterday for tht
Festival, Concert. ETC., Mrs. Halpin, Mrs
Frazer, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Z. Clute, Mrs
H. H. Day, Mrs. Cassidy. Mrs. Franl
Wheeler. Mrs. Gilbert LINDSAY, Miss
Perley, Mrs. LOOMS, and Mrs. Good
speed. The ladies above named ant
others whose names we did not get, wer,
arranging the hall. They had genera
supervision of decorating and managing
the tables. Mrs. Halpin, Miss Perle,
and Mrs. Lyndsay, took charge OF tn
fancy table. Miss ALIVE Bib took charg
OF the lemonade stand. Mrs. Brown AM
Mrs. Watts assisted by Mary Pierson
Julia McLane, Matte CORN, Rache
Abrahams. Emma Buck, and Isabelle
Osborne took charge of the ice cream
stand and other refreshment tables. Th
singing was conducted by Mrs. c. A
Bidwell, assisted by Chas. Weiderhol,
at the piano. The singing was divide,
up 81 follows: Choruses, quartettes
duets and trios. Jos. Henderson, Gee
Miller and d. w. Newman, assisted tn
ladies in decorating hall, tables. etc.
FUNERAL OF Col. L. LANE.-On Sun
day, 7th instant, the funeral of Colone
Ebenezer Lane (killed by an accident O
Saturday, took place from Masonic Hal
Lacour street, at 5 o'clock p. M, pre-
coded by the Phoebe Band. He wa
buried under the auspices of the Key
stone Royal Arch Chapter and st. John
Masonic Lodge, he being a member c
the Lodge and Chapter. An immens
turnout, not only Of the members {
tnese lodges, but citizens generally a
tended the remains to the grave, wher
the impressive rites of the Masonj
order were held. which visibly affecte
many. Colonel Lane was native
New Hampshire and SO wears of 40,
He was for a long time a resident
South Carolina, where he snent n
greater portion Of his early years.
WELLS SpIcER, counsel for John 7
Lee, accompanied by J. H. Dupaix, TO
merly Postmaster OF Phoebe, arrived
town on Saturday. These gentlemen o.
the principal owners in the smeltir
works and mines Of Lincoln, Uta
They are here examining our mines al
purchasing machinery for their min
and smelling works, and find they CO
do as we'll here as elsewhere.
We have just received letter from
1. Thornton, dated Georgetown, Cole
ado. May 3lst, rs, in which be says
is very busy preparing his case for tris
expecting it to be called about the Is
inst. He expects to be detained the
until the 25th Of June or perhaps lat,
Mr.. Thornton is enjoying excelle
health and has every confidence in
ability to win the suit.
b The fleets Of pay day was plain
to be seen on Saturday and Sunday,
sulting in several fights and any numt
of DRINKS, etc. Several scrimmaoes ,
Cured on Sunday. but as the only we,
ons used were Hsts the results were ,
very disastrous, amounting only
scratched faces and bruised heads.
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