Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

stay of proceedings be granted herei
until final hearing and determinatio
of the said cause in the Supreme Conrl
The court at this point adjourned t
"a p. m
At71a O'Clock the court met, at whicl
time the counsel for Geo. Hadley pre-
scented bill of exceptions, which wa
settled and allowed and ordered filed
and motion was made for a new tria
on the grounds set forth in the bill o
exceptions; the motion was overruled
and the defendant being in court, was
called on by the Judge to stand up and
receive sentence, which be accordingly
did. The Judge sentenced him to two
years imprisonment in the State Prison
at Carson and fine of one dollar.
The case of l.. Solomon vs.. M. Fuller
was then called; a settlement of state.
ment on motion for a new trial was then
made; after argument, the case was con-
tinued to September Odd.
The court then adjourned to Wednes-
day, September 22d.
We learn from DIR. McCune who has
just arrived in Phoebe from West Point,
the seat of the Indian reservation known
as the Moapa River Reserve, that the
roads along which he has travelled from
the Muddy have been repaired and
placed in first class condition by the
ranchers in the lower part of the valley,
among whom we may mention AL. Lis
bon, W. Culverwell, Applewhite and A.
| G. Yoacham. Mr.. McCune says that
these ranchers have placed the roads in
splendid order and deserve much credit
for SO doing.
HAMILTON STAGE.-Late on Wednes-
day night W. E. Griffin. agent of Wells,
Fargo & Co, received the following dis
patch: " Hamilton, Sept. 8th, 1875
To W. Z. Griffin: Both stages returned
here tonight. Have started one back,
Jack Gilmer driving No hostile Indi-
ans on the road. The stage will arrive
in Phoebe about 10 o'clock Thursday
night. (Signedl Geo. P. McConkey."
The pony mail arrived yesterday after
noon about 4 O'Clock, bringing papers,
letters, etc.
RETURNING.-Mr. Newman, one of the
former proprietors of the Panaca Saloon,
Lacour street, telegraphed to his old
partner, Henry Mahlstedt, that he would
arrive in Phoebe as soon as the cars and
stage would bring him. He was under
the impression that the Hamilton road
was an unsafe road to travel, and there
fore thought he would come by Salt Lake
city. Mr.. Newman is good citizen in
any town. and we shall be glad to well
come him to Phoebe.
TIMBER FOR THE MEADOW VALLEY
MINE.-Several wagons loaded with tim
bers for the Meadow Valley mine arrived
yesterday by the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad. These timbers are the larp.
est that are grown in California, being
l6x2O inches in width, and over forty
feet in length, and are intended as the
Rallows frame of the new hosting works
OF that company.
The pony mail arrived at Phoebe yes
terday afternoon about clock, bring
ing the latest papers and news by mail,
being two days later than our previous
mails. This gives us news from San
Francisco to the 9th inst, which, con.
sdering the disorganization of the mail
routes, is very fair time.
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad
forwarded freight to Phoebe, which ar.
rived yesterday, for the following mer-
chants: L. G. Poui ade, Phi. Felsentbal.
A. D. Reccabarren, NJ. Regain, Raymond
y Ely mine, Meadow Valley mine, Mes.
bit ~ Bro. and G. r. Gushing.
LosT-Mr. Charles Flanders last even
ing lost black memorandum book, con-
tanning papers and cards of no account
To any one but himself-most of them
memorandums for reserved seats for to.
nights performance. The finder will
please leave them at the RECORD Business
Office, on Lacour street.
A FEErFUL PoRcuprNE. evening
Thompson & Gaudin received by the
hands of Billy the Stage Bow. from n
TREND OF theirs in Bullionvile, q porcu-
pine. The qullls on the animal stick
out IN irightful manner. 1t is an OBJ
1ect to behold. Call there and see it to-
day.
The Salt Lake stage arrived yesterday
at about . p. M, bringing the Salt Lake
mail, the papers by which are only to
the 9th inst. Our news by Hamilton is
two days ahead of that by Salt Lake.
The referee case of Donahue & Quill
len VS.. John A. Steele, will be heard to.
day at 10 O'Clock before Judge Foster.
referee, at Pitzer & Croyland's office,
Lacour street.
For SaLE.-An A No. | RIDING Horse
and Light Wagon for sale-cheap for
cash. Apply to
W. Il. Wilson,
AT Fulks 4 McAlpin's s, Meadow Valley st.
WE learned last evening that Mr.. w,
G. Glissan was improving very rapidly
aud the chances are that he will be on
the streets either to-day or tomorrow.
MARTHA CAMP gives notice in to.,1av,s
RECORD that she is to be found at her old
residence on Meadow Valley street. on.
poslte Cedar street.
TIE Salt Lake mail was dispatcbed
yesterday morning at 6 o'clock
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