Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-25

JUSTICE CoUIr.-Tho attachment suit
Of VIM. Dunslan against the Hnhn A
Hunt 5. IT. Co. for Sis was called yes
terday. The Huhn & Hunt 5. N. CO.,
by their attorney, A. d. Hunt, confessed
Judgment for the above amount and
costa stay of execution was granted
for ten DAYS. The attachment suit Of }.
W. Wright against the HUM a Hunt ;.
N. Co for Sl69.15; judgement con-
fessed for that amount and costs-a stay
Of execution was granted for ten days.
The attachment suit of Mike Ryan
AGAINST Tim Holland for 5000 was COM
mencsd in the Justice Court yesterday;
some money belonging to Tim Holland
was carnisheed at the Phoebe West Ex-
tension mine Yesterday. The attach
mept suits Of Miles Quillen against Dom
ahue A Horgsn and Chas. Stein against
Dohahue 4 Horgan were continued until
SATURDAY, the 18th inst. at the same
hour.
CoLLEcr1oN.-W met two Sisters OF
Mercy Mt the residence of John c..
Lynch Yesterday, who arrived last Fri
day morning from Eureka. Those
ladies have a school and orphan asylum
at Yreka. Siskiyou county, CAL, and are
now visiting the principal towns of Ne
vada, for the purpose of collecting funds
sufficient to place the institution en- a
substantial footing. We wish them a
degree of success commensurate with the
merits of the worthy object they have in
view, and hope they may be amply re-
paid for all toll and trouble. The order
to which they belong is composed of
educated and refined ladies, who devote
their lives to instructing youth and re-
claiming innocence from the contact of
! vice, which is certainly most praise
worthy and commendable vocation, and
we bespeak for them the sympathy and
support of our citizens.
CHAs. FRENDo.-Charles Frendo is
one Of the defendants in the suit insti-
tuted by the Floral Springs Water Com
pany for The possession of the spring on
McCannon street; he had been served
with a summons TO that effect about a
month since. Yesterday, after receiving
sentence, he pulled out this formidable
document and wanted to know how he
was to attend to that business if he was
sent to Carson. The Judge politely in
formed him that the Sheriff would at
tend to that business for him, so that the
rights OF the people, as far as Frendo is
concerned, will have to suffer.
WATER RIGHT. Geo. c. Johnston and
Henry Rives have leased all of the water
discharged from the pipes near the
Floral mill. They have also contracted
to prevent the use of this water by other
/ parties, 80 they in to-day's RECORD
notify all persons not to use the said
water, as by so doing the offenders will
be liable to prosecution.
RE-ELEcrED.- We see by the San
Francisco Evening Post, of the Goth
inst, that J. W. Wright has been re-
elected to the position of Superintend-
ent of the Chief Of the Hill mine by the
Board of Trustees.
The Chief Engineer, Russ Scott, and
First Assistant, Earl Hamilton, were
around Phoebe yesterday examining into
the condition of the plugs, the apparatus
and hose, to see that everything was in
good order and condition.
VIM. J. O'DoUGHERTY last evening re-
ceived his license from the Clerk of the
Supreme Court, confering on him the
privilege of practicing law in all the
courts of tho State. Mr.. 'DouRherty
will please accept our congratulations.
LEAVES Us.-Benj. James, foreman Of
the American Flag, leaves us in to-day Z
Hamilton stage for q trip to California
Ben is making a trip for the benefit o.
his health, and will be gone about three
months.
A. B. O'DoUGHERTY & BRQ. have re
moved their law Office from McCannor
to Lacour street, where they can always
be found on hand ready for business.
STAGES. The Hamilton stage arrive,
last evening at 619 oclock-no passen
gers on it for Phoebe. The Salt LAX
stage will arrive to-day.
GRAND JURY.--The Grand Jury held
morning session yesterday, and adjourne,
to | o'clock to-day.
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