Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-09

DOME time since LON Clilen Drought
to Phoebe, from Bullionville, three ami
mails of the species of Bullionville Wild
cats, and distributed them among sew
eral of our saloon proprietors. They had
been thriving frstrate until Wednesday
night, at which time We learned that the
one presented to John II. Cassidy de-
parted from this world to that undiscov-
cred country from whose bourn no
wildcat was ever known to return. We
are extremely sorry for this sad demise,
and heartily condole with our illustrious
friend Cassidy in his great loss, as he
exhibited so much affection for the cat,
and we know he would rather have had
some one go through his safe than to
have lost it. Requiescat in pace.
JUSTICES CoURT.-Greenlea vs. Eliza
Lawson. Case continued until set by
agreement on account of the absence of
witness who is in Eureka, New. The
deposition or the same witness having to
be obtained in case he is not present in
time to try the case. In the case of the
State vs.. Maxwell, the defendant by his
attorney A. B. Hunt stated that they had
no evidence to introduce for the defense,
and the case was submitted to the Judge
without further argument. The Judge
held him in the sum of $4,000 to appear
before the grand jury, pending the filing
OF the necessary bonds he was remanded
to the County Jail. The amount of bull
lion said to have been stolen is "a, 4OS. 6S.
STILL CLAIMS Tive are informed by
the attorney of James H. Langford that
our previous statement to the effect, that
the action that Langford had taken was
virtual abandonment of the land to
which he was seeking to obtain title,
was incorrect, and be intends to still
continue struggle for the same in the
land courts, and hopes to get decision
IN his favor in due time. In justice to
ourselves, we say that the statement we
made was obtained at the Land Office,
and if We were in error it was not our
fault.
WRIST BONE BRoKEN.-Little Harry, a
son OF Frank Wheeler, met with very
painful but not serious accident on We'd
nesday last by falling on the stone side
walk IN front of Wheeler & Co. 8 store.
iracturlng small bone of his right arm.
Or. 5. l.. Lee was summoned immedi-
ately and set the broken limb, making IL
az comfortable as possible for the little
sufferer. Yesterday he was doing as
well as could be expected.
Docs SHoT.-Yesterday morning the
dog owned by J. E. Lucas was taking his
usual constitutional walk on the hillside
In the rear of the Star Hotel and com.
menced to interfere with the dog of some
parties living in that neighborhood.
much TO the annoyance of the residents.
h Sine.eupon the owner of the dog on the
nliiside turned loose his gun and shot
Do.n OF them dead. The funeral came
OIL in the afternoon. -'
JAS. r. RICHARDS, formerly in tho am.
ploy Of Jacobs & Sultan, one Of on,
prominent grocery firms, and iatter,v .
school teacher in Glover VALLEY ,na.s :
by this mornings Salt Lake STAGE 70,
chicago, for the purpose of SEEING s.rrhs
Old Folks at Holne.'' We wish hin, n .
pleasant trip and hope he will find ali
W. W. BISHOP and wife leave BY this
mornings Salt Lake stage for Beaver
Utah. Mr.. Bishop is called there or
business connected with the case o.
John D. Lee and other matters. He
VIII be absent about o month. We hope
Bishop and his wife will enjoy pleasan,
trip and return in safety.
NEEDS REPAIRING. - The sidewalk or
Lacour street beginning at the junction
OF Lacour and Hoffman streets and end
ing near the Courthouse, is in a YER,
pad condition and needs repairing. a,
u ID. It is quite unsafe for pedestrians t.
use 1t at night, many preferring to TAX,
the middle Of the street to riskino tbei,
limbs on the planks.
We see by poster in the express
ofice that Wells, Fargo & Co. offer
reward Of $3.50 for the arrest of por,;e
fobbing Woodruff & Ennor,s staoa ' nc
the Wells on the I'd inst. s' Aea
TIE Salt Lake stage arrived in pioob
Yesterday at l p. m. with one peasenoe,
u did not bring any paper mail and vsr,
few letters. "Ae ver..