Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-16

The District Court met pursuant to
adjournment, on Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
and the following business was trans
acted Glissan VS.. Cook; trial continued
till June 25th, by consent. Estate of
Fannie Peterson; supplemental report
heretofore filed approved and confirmed
by the Court, and further ordered that
ELIZA Lawson, Executrix of said estate,
be and she is hereby appointed guardian
of Josephine WEIGH and Rosa WEIGH,
children of said deceased, and that let
tiers of guardianship be issued without
the necessity of producing bonds, and
that said guardian distribute whatever
moneys remaining in the estate, and the
articles devised by the will, in accord
ance with the terms of said will. The
Court then adjourned until Saturday,
June 10, 1875.
EDWARD GREGG, Of the firm of Logan,
Gregg Il Co., importers of hardware,
Pittsburgh, Pa, leaves on this mornings
Hamilton stage for Eureka, Austin, Bel
mont and other places in this State,
where his firm have business connections.
This is the third trip of Mr.. Gregg to
Phoebe. He sells large amount OF
goods to our hardware merchants and is
satisfied with the prospects of the camp
MIR. Gregg has been 40 years with the
firm of which he is partner, and is a
representative business man of the East.
He is related to our Sheriff, Andy Fife,
being cousin. We wish him pleasant
trip.
WE had the pleasure OF seeing on Mon.
day last the portraits of the father and
mother of our friends in the hardware
business, j. j. & M. D. Halpin. These
portraits were painted in China we Learn
from them) from photographs of the
parties, taken in New York City. They
are well executed and. as far as we could
judge (never having seen the originally
must be good pictures. The Chinese
are noted for their excellent powers o.
imitation and copying.
RETURNED. - r. S. Wilson, Deputy
Sheriff of Lincoln county, returned OF
last evenings Hamilton stage from {
trip to Carson, where he conveyed james
Gleason, who was sentenced for 81 years
acted we'll throughout the trip and wa!
not at all troublesome. Wilson delivered
his prisoner and Immediately returned
making quite quick trip, having lef
here on the Sth instant.
SOME of the letters stolen from the U
5. mail on the Hamilton road, men
toned In the RECORD yesterday morning
were found near the scene of the rob
berry and carried into Hamilton. from
whence they were brought to Phoebe b,
Y. +. Bowen, Assistant Postmaster. p
Harrison recovered his letter and IN,
check enclosed; other parties wer
equally fortunate.
SOME ore brought in by John St
Clair from the Mammoth Cave mine
near Cave Valley, was recently worke,
at the 5-stamp mill at Bullionville, an,
proved to be good milling ore, the re
suits from which will induce them t
bring in another lot shortly. The Nam
moth Cave mine is owned by John ST
Clair & Co.
AT Buck and Lights ranch they ar
now having rodeo. the owners drivin
all the cattle from the different range
and grazing places into band and thel
each party selects his own cattle. Thos
that are not branded are general
branded on the spot, to prevent an,
mistakes in future.
YESTERDAYS Hamilton stage brougt
to Phoebe ]. c. Smith, Grand Chic
Patriarch Of the Grand Encampment {
l. o. o. F. Of the State of Nevada. Fl
Will institute an encamgment in Phoebe
JUSTICES CouRr.-The case of til
Fire Warden vs.. CULLEN & Donahue wa
postponed until Friday, June Is. 1877
F. G. Nichols vs.. Mrs. Neenan; attach
ment suit-set for 18th inst
We call attention to the delinque,
list of the Phoebe Mining Compan,
which appears under the head of me
To-day"