Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-25
District Court.


The District Court met at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning. pursuant to adjourn
ment, when the following business wa,
transacted
On motion of A. b. Hunt, Esq, thu
Hon. Henry Eigerton was admitted &c
practice at the Bar OF the Seventh Judi
cial District Of Nevada, upon signing III,
Roll Of Attorneys.
A. c. Wilson vs.. Globe Silver Mining
Company-Judgment ordered entered il
accordance with the prayer of the CON,
plant.
Meadow Valley Mining Company Va
A. W. Maxwell-The demurrer with
drawn, and five days allowed to answer
Jno. Newman vs.. Taylor Bayles ct al
Motion to dissolve the restraining order
partially heard, and the further hearing
continued until Monday morning, 26th
instant.
The motion for payment of back costs
in case OF VIM. Wiggans vs. Meadow Val.
ley Mining Company Was denied
Charles Wiggans vs.. Meadow Valley
Mining Company-Motion to remove the
cause to the Circuit Court of the Uoited
States for Nevada, Count refuses to make
any order upon motion and further argu-
ment upon motion for stay OF pro-
ceedings. 1t is continued until Monday,
10Th instant.
Court then adjourned until Monday,
July 26th, 1875.
LIGHTSER Hook AND LADDER COMPANY.
The members of the Ligbtner Hook
and Ladder Company met last evening
at the Truck house. II. Ward, Presi-
dent, il the chair, and A. II. Emanuel.
Secretary. The same delegates that
were elected by the company whilst COM
bined with the Hose Company were re-
elected last evening. namely: A. H.
Emanuel, M. Schustrich, E. Thompson.
A committee was appointed to confer
with like committee OF the Phoebe
Hose Company, in reference to house,
the same tender being made by John II.
Rice for the building on Meadow Valley
street, rent free for six months. Ap-
pointed the regular meeting night to be
the first Saturday in each month. Ad-
journed to meet Saturday, August 7th.
EPISCOPAL CHuRCH.-The Rev. r, II.
Kline, the newly appointed minister of
Christ Church at Phoebe, writes to J. W.
Wright under date of Philadelphia, July
10, 70, that it will take him one week to
fix up matters in Philadelphia, that he
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home. and sets down September LIST as
the time when he may be expected in
Phoebe. He says that then the Episco-
pal Church will have pastor here that
will work. $685..
NEWARK MnL,-Worked the last week
five tons of ore from the Newark, the
pulp assay OF which was 1929, the tail.
ings assaying $1S So; also lot from the
Meadow Valley mine, the pulp assay of
which was $3.50, and the ASSAY of the
tailings $18 S5. Are now running
steadily on ore from the Meadow Valley
mine.
JUSTICES CoUBr.-The case of Henry
Welland against Wm. Donnelly, set for
trial Saturday, July Oath, was yesterday
settled by the payment of the amount de.
manded, costs of suit, etc. The case of
VIM. Zadow against Alex. Quinnell, was
settled in the same way.
LAND OFFIcE.-The case of John II
Rice against John Myers. for alleged
of homestead, was coutin.
ued in the Land Office yesterday. After
Inc examination OF some witnesses it was
decided that the homestead claim of Jno.
Myers should be cancelled.
The Salt Lake stage arrived Yesterday
at 2p. M, with ten passengers and a
large amount OF baggage, freight. etc,
Quite large number OF passengers for
one load. The roads are in good copdi.
ton from Salt Lake to Pioche-so saw
the passengers.
HE stamp mill at Bullionville
started to work on Friday morning on
tailings. This mill is owned by John P
Kelly, and is in charge of Mr.. Crane.
We hope in our next report to give good
account of its workings.
j. J. Halpin has on hand at Highland
80, 900 brick, which he wishes to sell for
the benefit Of the Typo Mill & Mining
Company. These brick will be sold at a
reasonable rate. For full particulars ap-
ply to him.
DIR. DEAL informs us that Tommy Di-
mond is doing as well as could be ex-
pected, and that the chances are now very
favorable for the saving OF both limbs.
The patient rests easy and is in good
spirits.
FIvE-STAMp MILL.-The mill during
the last week has been running on ore
from the HUM & Hunt minc. No clean
up has yet been made, 30 that we are
unable to give any results.
FLORAL MILL, J. A. Bldwell, Superin-
tendent. The Floral mill has engaged
all the necessary hands and will start to
work on Monday morning. Ore is being
hauled rapidly to the mill.
SERVICES at the Catholic Church in the
morning and afternoon of to-day, at the
usual hour. Rev. Father Monteverde
will officiate.
We received letter last evening from
r. Martin, Falls City. Nebraska, inquir.
ing into the death of Mike Casey, who
was killed in Phoebe in 1871.
The Bullionville stage arrived last
evening at about 8 o'clock. with a large
load of bullion, which was delivered to
the Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co,
The Hamilton pony mail arrived last
evening unusually early. it only being
seven O'Clock when it struck Main street,
Phoebe.
The following passenger will arrive
on this evenings Hamilton stage: Miss