Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-19
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday morn
ing at 10 q. m. pursuant to adjournment
when the following business was trans.
acted:
A. Fife vs. Frank Wheeler. ct al cause
discontinued without prejudice. The
sureties on the bond in said at
tachment are ordered exhonerated and
are discharged from further liability on
said bond.
Jno, Croyland VS.. Jno. A. Steele. De-
murrer set for argument Tuesday Deem
Der 21st
In the matter of the estate of Jas.
Clancy. deceased; the report of the ex-
ecutor of the said estate was presented.
approved and ordered filed.
d. p. Barstow vs.. South Eureka Min
ing Company; judgment ordered to be
entered in accordance with the PRAYER of
the complaint.
The Court then adjourned until Tues.
day. December 2lst, 1875.
MEADOW VALLEY MACHINERY. - We
were yesterday shown by Geo. Ames,
the plan for the new pumping machinery
which will probably be set up in connec-
ton with the hosting works of the
Meadow Valley mine next March. The
principle is new to this section, being
direct action from the steam cylinder to
the pump rod. The saving of power will
be immense and with a uniform rate of
ten strokes per minute it is thought 90O..
600 gallons Of water can be daily raised.
The pump column will be IA inches in
diameter, this with an 8.feet stroke and
no bob gears or other retardments will
obviate q great deal of lost motion and
power requisite to give an enormous mass
of metal momentum.
The Elko Independent OF the 18th has
the following: John Collier has been
assigned the position of manager of Flo
raj mill, at Phoebe, and yesterday morn
ing left these parts to enter upon the dis
charge of his duties. The Floral is said
to be good property, and with such q
man as Mr.. Collier to direct its workings
the owners will certainly receive the
most gratifying returns" Mr.. Collier ar
rived here on Friday nights Salt Lake
stage, and will assume charge of the
Floral mill tomorrow.
UPSET. The butcher wagon belonging
to the Peoples Market was perambulat-
ing on the side.hills yesterday driven by
a youth, when it was upset, the animal
dragging it along some distance. Some
citizens happening to be near at hand
soon caught the horse and righted the
cart, fixed things straight and sent the
boy on his way rejoicing, his last remark
being: "Please don't put this in the
paper"
NARROW EscApE.-While an amateur
rider of the female sex was turning the
corner of Meadow Valley and Main
streets yesterday afternoon, the animal
boots struck on some ice, causing the
animal to slip and fall to the ground,
the feminine in the meantime saving
herself from injury by jumping off the
animal to one side. 1t was narrow es.
cape for both.
A SPECIAL to the Salt Lake Tribune
dated December 14th, from Minersville,
Utah, says THE blackboard which
left Phoebe on the 18th instant, was
robbed of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s sack al
Desert Wells, on the night of its depart.
ure, by cutting the sack and taking ou
the contents This is the robbery o.
which an account was given in the REcoRI
last week.
LATEST STyLE,-Pin-backs, very clos,
fitting. and masculine hats pinned on tn,
left ear are the latest feminine fashion
in Phoebe. Both styles are much I'D
mired.
ELIZA JANE.-A crowd of hoodlum
indulging in this melody on Main stree
about three o'clock yesterday morning
awakened many that were sleepily in
clined.
SKArING.-All those interested in th
skating rink are requested to meet a
Phoebe Hose house tomorrow evenin
at o'clock
The amount of bullion shipped b
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. from Phoebe for tn
week ending December 18th aggregate
$49.599
| JUSTICE CoURT.-No business trans
acted at the Justice Court yesterday c
public Importance.
The Raymond & Ely mine yesterda
disbursed the amounts due by that min
for merchandise purchased in October.
| ALPHABETICAL Xmas drinks at Panac
Saloon. Lacour street.-One price! On
Bit!
BULLION SHIPMENT. Fargo
Go. shipped yesterday bullion valued (
$15.557.
W. NJ. WILSON, from Hike, arrived i
Phoebe yesterday.