Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-15

justice Alicn fCssctNSJs 49, fAS'NH -
very laughable and very silly trial. II
apps ars that Haseltine and Clay togeth-
er with two others, were all sitting in
HaseI,ine's house engaged in delight
fnI and while the thermometer is at 30
degrees. delicious occupation, which
they continued for several hours, in the
meantime discussing varions matters.
| Finally they commenced to feel inebri-
/ atel enough, TO fight and all furnishing
4 Themselves with dinner case knives COM
/ menced TO argue matters; finally one of
the party getting tired of argument took
| the knives away from them all and put
some of them to bed. Afterward HASH
tine and Clay commenced dispute
about an old bedstead, and between them
th-y got hold of a carving knife. and In
fooi,nc with il Haseltine received a
slight abrasion of the skin on the hand.
| Some of the number soon afterward
came 10 town and still being under the
influence of the liquor imagined that
Haseltine was very badly cut, accord
inolv went and swore out q warrant,
capsinp the Sheriff to travel down there
to arrest Clay and the Constable to go to
obtain witnesses. The atove facts were
obtained in the Justice Court yesterday
and both parties claimed that they were
similar to Damon and Pythias, almost
twins in fact. The Judge accordingly
thought that the county should not be
put TO expense and the officers to trouble
for nothing. so accordingly fined Hasel-
tine and Clay S25 each and costs. and so
the case closed.
We were yesterday called on by two of
our medical fraternity in reference to
the report OF the case of Tommy Di-
mond, injured at the Raymond & Ely
mine. Our report said that the Doctors
first called to attend upon Dimond
stated that it would be necessary to am
putate both of his limbs. Our account
dos injustice to them-Doctors Lee and
Philson - as the statement made by
them was to the effect that it was their
firm belief that it would be necessary to
amputate one limb, and that that should
be done Immediately after be had re-
covered from the shock to his system.
In tho afternoon We called upon DR..
Deal, who had taken charge Of the case.
and who thought he could save both
limbs, and he reported to us that both
of the limbs were in very bad condi-
ton, that one was in much worse con
dition than the other and that it might
prove necessary to amputate it to save
Dimoud's life. We make this explana-
ton in justice to oil, as we make every
effort to get report correct, but errors
will occasionally creep in.
JUsrIcE's ouRT.-Two of Africa's no
BILE sons got into row the other night
one of them having accused the other o.
theft is the cause. 1t seems that one
Bill Anthony, who is possessed of more
than ordinary intelligence TO most of hi
race was the victim. He accused Jane
Anderson of appropriating to his owl
use and benefit some clothes belongin,
to said Anthony; whereupon Anderson
Il. ire and indignation arose, and his ba,
= blood was shown by jumping Anthem.
Immediately, with the intention Of put
ting a ''stay of proceedings" on his nose
but his plans were soon frustrated by tn
timely interference of some by-standers
Anthony made complaint before Justic
U. E. Allen, and the matter was investi
gated yesterday, when Anderson wa
fined S25, and told that oil such ways o
resenting insults were contrary TO law
o. He paid the assessment and left, on hi
b. way to Arizona, to act as the good 81
"a marian, to bring back some passenger
who left here some time since.
IN WE had the pleasure yesterday of
in call from G. L. Lambert, Just fro
lie Shoshone District. MIR. Lambert hi
n sole charge of all the mines in that Di
Ii trict and shortly expects to have q mi
10 erected for the purpose o! working Il
-. ore there. He has had worked at Sa
&c. Lake City, Utah, a lot of ore from Il
III Silver Star ledge of Shoshone Distric
q the lowest working of which was 81:
III per ton. The ledge of this claim
W. about 4 feet wide, and has cuts al
re- shafts run into the ledge showing
I've width and quality. He reports Il
no Wide West as 20 feet wide, showing
"a enormous amount of ore; four shat
'iiu sunk on different portions of the vel
-, two of them to considerable dept
az Shoshone is about 20 miles from Poc
'S in northwest direction. In case tn
~ start ur there the principal supplies W
~ have to be obtained from Phoebe, it
' n.y. ing the nearest point.
or CHAs. FRENDo, alias Maltese Charlie
as the Maltese Chief, who is languishing
- Hotel de Birdsall on the Rue de Laco,
inc stood back on his constitutional rigl
of as one of Americas noble and use
zen citizens, and claimed that he was EMIT
bes to an immediate hearing, whereup
nge bis Imperative request was granted, W
rk- the exception of Delaying it until tod
md at 10 o'clock. The bearing will t.
Tor, place at the Temple of Justice, wher,
rec Is to be adjndged whether he is guilty
ngs not guilty of an assault with dea
ing weapon with an intent to commit m
lhn der. He is very aged individual Q
has somewhat resembles the Prisoner
and Chillon,' as set forth by the Poet By
ron as follows:
les. Ny hair is gray, but not with years,
! of Nor grew it white in single night
.ent As mems have grown from sudden fear.
A'e BALDY SAcKETT. Division Agent on
to Salt Lake route, arrived by coach yes
Flo day. Badly reports Hugh White as h
ib6 wv oo't lLdht Slty Ou tU6 lltu u
SEQ, for Washington City on official busin
little He will return in about twenty d,
cam Mr.. Sackett says the Protection Hos
80 now on the way from Salt Lake C
fire. and that he had waited four days at
end of the railroad for its arrival, as
al White had given orders that if it ARR
1ens at the stage road by the morning of
mis- Sd inst. to run it through to Phoebe i
y nv cost $500, and Sackett says he was
orc pared to obey orders and could have
"A 70 it here.
will By notice in to-day's RECORD it
ore ho CO., H.. .ho ep,, - NJ nv.
'ork- ''". WV A"'on q WI
has been dissolved by mutual cons
No. A. o. Wilcox Withdrawing from the {
-, A. j. Mason will still continue the /
time ness of the firm at the old place on
came street, where he has just received an
here receiving large assortment OF b