Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-11
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday at
10 a. m.. Pursuant to adjournment. and
the following business
Johnston vs.. Steele; motion to correct
Judgment heretofore taken under advise
ment, the Court having fully considered
the premises, orders that the Judgment
be corrected so as to read "ths plaintiff
have and recover Judgment from defend
a Mt in the sum of $142 so. each party
paying their own costs" Execution
stayed for ten days.
State vs.. A. W. Maxwell; this case
came on for trial. and the impaneling
of jury was proceeded with. The venire
becoming exhaust ed trial was continued
until Wednesday. April 18th, at 10 a. m.
A new yenire ordered to be issued for
twenty three names. returnable same
date.
A. w. Findley VS.. A. Fife; cause or
dered dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Court then adjourned until Wednesday,
April 18th. at 10 q. m.
A SxRENADE.-We were awakened
Just about the break Of day on Sunday
morning by a terrible noise, which at
first was supposed to be produced by
cats dancing a hoe-down amongst the
pots and pals in the kitchen underneath,
but on getting thoroughly awakened
found out our mistake. for the noise pro-
ceeded from the front of the house on &C.
OAR street. On proceeding to investigate
matters we found at the front the Maid
OF Monterey" alias Garcia. accompanied
by couple of the "boys" who showed
evident signs of having been around on
the loose all night. "The Maid" was
drumming upon his guitar being accom-
panied in his Spanish songs by his two
companions who understood about as
much what they were singing as a crow
would. Not proffering them any re-
freshment they tired out and left us to
our repose once more. Their voices
were raised in concert further down Co.
dar street and in few moments was
once more quiet. We understand they
visited the Court House, closing both
the back and front doors so the music
would sound well, and then proceeded
to serenade Geo. Birdsall, Deputy Sher-
if. They however esconsed themselves
where Brdsall's Henry rifle would not be
apt to hit them.
FIGHTING. Dutch Jake being little
loose on Sunday morning contrived to
get into fight with drunken Indian
and got away with him. After that hi
| (Jake) took few more drinks and be
came very valorous, finally concluded
to whip a store-keeper He started il
and but for the interference OF an out
slider he would to day have been buried
in pauper's grave. as the store-keepsl
picked up an iron bar and would hav'
Drained Jake with it only for the stoppage
A BAD Cold The recent storms hav
affected friend of ours, giving him
cold in the head. He signs for SprinI
in the following style: Cub. Redtl
Spri'g. ethereal bli'ddess; cub, ah-kit
chew" The last was the wind up fron
the nose.
W1EpERHoLD & GOODMAN have just re
ceived the April number of Bow Bells,
fine magazine printed and publishe
in Now York city. With this number il
given away beautiful telegraph of Chap
Inns celebrated painting, "The Lady an
J the Dove"
YOUNG MEMS SocIAL.-We are undo
, obligations to the Young Mems Soci,
Club for an invitation to a cotsrie, to b
given by them at Browns Hall on Mol
day evening, April 18th.
FoR SAN Francisco. John R. Jane
Superintendent OF the American Fla
Mine and Mill, will leave Phoebe to-da
3 for San Francisco on business of Ii
t company. He will be absent abor
8 twenty days.
MINsTRELs.- a troope of minstre
/; from across the country have arrived
+. Phoebe, and we believe they intend
J.. give AN entertainment shortly If they ca
: obtain suitable place.
STAGES. The Hamilton and Salt Lal
n stng~s left Phoebe at s O'Clock on Sundi
n morning. The Hamilton stage with s
passengers and the Salt Lake witho
any.
a DEAD Horse. e. McAvoy lost
y valuable horse yesterday by deaf
}: which he had recently purchased fro
l the Eureka and Palisade r. II. Co.
q FROM HIKo.-- r. Wilson arriv
yesterday from Hike. He reports MI
M tiers jogging along in the same old st,
in that burg.
II. CONSTABLE SALE.-A constable sale v
q take place on the 4th day May Of all I
le interest of T. E. Flanagan in and to
,e building known as Armory Hall.
~ ARRIvED,-Judge Geo. G. Berry
nv rived in Phoebe on Sunday evening
re- by private conveyance from Eureka.
10 The Eureka stage arrived last even
~ at half past six o'clock with one p
sepger.
tn BY Il ELEG II AP !