Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-13
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and transacted .hs
following business:
State of Nevada against A.w. Maxwell.
In consequence Of the inability of the
Sheriff to procure meals and lodgings fol-
q jury-the restaurants and lodging
houses refusing to board or lodge the
same on the credit Of the county-the
further impaneling of the jury was not
proceeded with. Those that had been
impaneled were excused form further
consideration of the case. The case was
then placed upon the calendar for the
first Monday in May. at which time the
day of trial will be set.
State of Nevada against Hanley
placed on the calendar for the first Mon
day in May, at which time the day of
trial will be set.
All trial jurors were excused until Fri
day at 10 q. m, at which time some
civil cases will come before the court.
The court then adjourned until Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
WEATHER.-Most of the day yesterday
we experienced the variations of the
climate of Phoebe in Spring time; it was
cloudy, cold and showed occasionally,
then the sun would suddenly burst forth
making it warm and pleasant, con-
tinuing this way throughout the day
until about 4 O. clock, when the cloudy
portion seemed to have been mastered
by the sun, for it kept shining brightly
until it set. The thermometer yesterday
morning was A degrees, indicating some.
thing less than temperate.
Board OF FIRE DELEdATEs.- The
Board of Fire Delegates held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening at the
house OF the Phoebe Hose Company.
The meeting was called to order at seven
O'Clock, after which their usual business
was transacted. The subject of recon-
mending q Fire Warden to the Sheriff
for appointment came up, several names
being suggested, the most prominent one
at the time we left the meeting being
that of Mr.. McClane.
A TRADE.-We noticed yesterday a
white man making trade with an Indian
for buffalo robe. He finally succeeded
in getting it at what he thought was q
very low price, but we i'm agine when the
heat of the Summer days commence and
little things begin to crawl around
that robe that he wont imagine he made
such good bargain after all.
FREIGHT ARRIVED. -Freight for the fol-
lowing parties arrived by the Eureka &
Palisads Railroad on Tuesday evening,
and was delivered yesterday morning
E. Mo. P; Raymond Il Ely; F. w.
Clute; Record Pub. Co.; J. Rich; Amer
lean Flag M. Co.; D. G. Clark Il Bro.
Miller & Bennett and A. D. Reccabarren
ALPS DIv1DEND.-As many have been
inquiring as to the day OF payment OIL
the Alps dividend we herewith publish
dispatch received last evening by
Superintendent Blair, under date of Sar
Francisco, April IL: "Alps Company
pays dividend of fifty cents per share
payable on the fifteenth. w. E. Hale
President
The Hamilton stage arrived last even
lug at half past eight o'clock, bringing
two passengers to town. The stages
now leave Hamilton in the afternoon in
stead of the morning, which will account
for the late arrival.
FLoaaED.-Gilbert Roycroit was last
evening logged by some irate indi
viduals, they no doubt thinking it the
only appropriate punishment that could
be melted out to him.
WILL LEAvE.-Judge Geo. G.. Berry
will leave on this morning Eureka stage
for Winnemucca, at which place his
family now resides.
JUSTICE Court. No business transac-
tons took place at the Office of the JUS
tice of the Peace.
CoaNAo, brandy, fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, at T. G. Pou-
jade's. If
FRESH imported Cigars just received
by W. r. WILSON.
LAM prepared to make contracts to
furnish ice. [2tl w. r. WILSON.