Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-24

by the calling OF James Duff |
r. the stand as witness for the prosecu- |
ton; Major Sc lden and R. Walsh were |
also on the stand during the morning. |
Tn the afternoon James Duff was again |
called to testify and his testimony being |
finished he was cross examined by the |
defense. The cross examination was
continued throughout the evening ses-
sion.
Court adjourned to Monday, October
25th at 10 A, NJ.
That DUMr. -Stetson, the Superin-
tendent of the Raymond & Ely dump,
hath Just cause for grievance. He gosth
merriIy forth in the morning and softly
informing "a charge to keep have " and
"let all our paths be clean, o Lord"
he with his brooms doth keep the other
wise dusty dump swept and garnished.
And now comes the agravating mules
and their perverse drivers who. though
possessing the broad thoroughfare, pre-
fer the private trail. and with swinging
hoof and cratic single-tree do pillow up
the erstwbile smoothed road. Then
cometh Stetson, the disciple of peace
and clean swept paths, and in the Bit
terness of his heart he putteth up
notice barring progress to the obstrepor-
Gus mule or driver, and calleth on the
powers that bs to- sustain said action.
Truly the troubles of man here below
are serious and manifold, and not the
least of these are the trials of Stetson,
the sorely tried apostle of cleanliness, in
his daily combat Wild the unheeding
drivers as they take their MONDAY short
cut to the stables. Cleanliness IS next to
gndliness, and as godly men delight to
| walk apart from sources of defilement
We vote that the much prosecuted Stet-
| son be sustained in his efforts to run
that dump.
RAYMOND e. ELY Iron WoRKs. - During
the past week work has progressed with
the usual activity. A great variety Of
work has reen done in the machine shop,
such as making taps. boring car wheels.
fitting up ends for the pump bob braces,
fitting up hose couplings, making metallic
stuffing boxes, turning an eight-inch
shaft for pump bob and various repairs
of machinery. In the foundry there has
been made 3,7O0 pounds OF castings, con.
sisting of various descriptions of mill
castings, surface plates for the machine
shop castings for the new boilers and
d mb-bells for the Phoebe Athletic CLUB
In the bac ksmlth-shop the principal
work has been on braces for the pump
bob and machine-shop tools. The pat
tern makers have been busily engaged
on patterns for surface plates, back plates
for boilers, hose couplings for hydrants
reel frame and spur gear for cable. The
boiler makers have been engaged il
making water pipe, new cupola. breech
ing for new boilers, ladies' for foundr,
and various repairs to boilers.
JAKE's Hoe Before Dutch Jake wa
remanded to the County Bastile for
term of fifteen days, he owned pet hol
of which he took exceeding good care
Since he has been away however, be ha
neglected il so much that that the ho
got mad and left. disappeared, went iron
his gaze, and Jake now mourns the los
, OF his hog. In wandering around b
thought or imagined he saw his pet no
, hung up to dry with its skin peeled of
Jake OF course laid claim to it, but tn
party that had slaughtered it and hun
, it up to dry convinced Jake that he mu,
positively be mistaken as no one woul
. be so cruel rs to kin pet hog. Hl
J anyone seen that hog wandering aronn
= loose?
JUSTICE CoURT.--In the case OF 4
Snodgrass against W. Davis motto
was made by defendants attorney to di
solve the attachment, which was dene
by Judge Allen. The defendant the
y called for a yenire of Jurors to try ii
8 case; venire for twelve Jurors, returnt
Q bic on Monday. the 25th instant, at
!. O'CLOCK, was issued at which time tt
y y case is set for trial The case of IL
. Deseret Telegraph Company against ii
= bondsmen of Frank Wyatt, for defl
L L cation of 1915 %, is set for Monday, Il
- 10Th instant.
'r In THE FIELD.--H. Lewis is in Il
r field in the clothing war, and announc
himself in to-day's RECORD as prepar
to make conquest OF customers or q
~ in the attempt at selling clothing che
10 in Phoebe. He guarantees to produce
,e larger assortment and better quality
49, goods than any firm, and also to sell
<. fifty per cent. lower than San Francis
IL cost. "t.#E ..
,e RETURNED. Dave Newman return
d. yesterday from his trip. The attachmt
ne nc papers against the Nevada NJ. & NJ. {
a. at Eldorsdo Canyon were delivered
Dave to Barter, Deputy Sheriff. who
sides at the lower end of Meadow Val
Wash, and he went on to serve the
MS Dave complains of having had an alta
ID of rheumatism whilst away.
'ut A FIRsr-cLAss assortment of Woo
he pipes, cherry stems, fancy letter par
NC, etc, ETC.; also "Solace," "Dore
OF Lone Jack, Durham" caprice
per Bob White" "Gilroy" and "Perqu
OF smoking tobaccos, at my stand in L,
he drug store, RoLLA V. WATT. Y
RETURNED. ANDY Fife, Sheriff.
his wife, Jos. Henderson and Mrs. Nj
inc returned on Friday night about u o 'cl
,oo to Phoebe, in private conveya,
ioV They all appear as il they had enjo
low their trip to the Bay and elsewhere.
sen DELISoUENr LIST, The delino,
list OF the Newark mine is published
to.day's RECORD. The day of sale
,wn all delinquent stock will be Tues
November 9th, 1875.
F. SHIPPED. On Friday last Steel
SEQ; Turrll loaded q number OF teams
ing base ore for the smelling furnace ut
ilton for reduction.
Ell DoRApo SALooN.--Jim McCorl
ooo' was yesterday having the roof OF
the Ell Dorado saIoonput in good order q
but to DO prepared for the Winter storms
'riai SUPERINTENDENT Cahill,
known throughout Nevada, has Just
appointed Superintendent of tho q.