Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-01
District Court.

morning at ten o'clock, pursuant to adj
journment. when the following business
was transacted.
Letters of administration were granted |
to A. b. Maxwell in the case OF the |
estate of J. G. Fuenzelida.
State Bank of Nevada against F.
Wheeler a. Co; Geo W. Arnold, one of
the defendants, on the stand. Exami-
nation continued throughout the morn.
ing session.
The court met again at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
During intermission some serious talk
had been had 10 regard to settling the
matter of the State Bank against F.
Wheeler & Co., and on the converting Of
court permission was asked to allow
half an hour for conference. Nothing
being done up to three o'clock, court
adjourned until z pm.
Court met again last evening at
O'Clock. at which time the case of the
State Bank of Nevada against Frank
Wheeler & Co., was dismissed without
prejudice to plaintiff, the costs being
paid by defendant. The Jury were
discharged and court adjourned
The LAST OF THE SEASON. Sunday
morning it looked as though the snow
was on the eve of taking q final leave,
and we were pensivsly watching in front
of I palatial mansion the hovoc old
Sol W making with the beautiful, ="
when in the midst of our reverie the
sound of sleigh-bells was borne to us on
startled air. In less time than it takes
to tell it the aforesaid sleigh came to a
halt and the invitation to "get aboard +"
by Grant Blake and Johnny Ernst was
taken advantage of with celebrity. The
last sleighing "ere the blossoms waved
or the green grass grow" added zest to
the occasion, and the fiery untamed
steeds, Cray Apache and "Schui-
phurr." apparently taking in the situa-
ton, lit out after the style of "Joquin
Miller" with blazing prairie at bis
heels. Well, there was little snow left
after We got through, but it was little
bit worn, and not long for this world
The way oursintreped driver put those
animals through 'twould lead one te
suppose horse was q mere CIPHER
After using up all the snow between
Phoebe and the Alps and between Pioch,
and the Four Mile House, and there be
ing nothing left for US to do but desist O.
make our way back to town on barr
ground. our regrets found expression il
the words of local poet; we forget hi
name, but here is what he said:
"The bitter parting hour cometh all too soor
; The sweet meeting hour ne'er cometh to
readily"
ACCIDENT CoAsT1NG.- On Sunday even
ing T. c. Poujade, in company wit
some ladies in q sleigh, was returnin
from Bullionville and was coming u
Main street. At that time the coaster
we're going down at lively rate, and Nj
Pouiade did his best to avoid then
but unfortunately one gentleman name
o Henry Clark, not being practiced in til
q art of steering, went right for the froI
v of the sleigh with his sled. The horse
:, parted and Clark, seeing his DANCE
bowed down his head and so went undel
: but in going one of the animals ga,
n him slight kick on the knee, whic
70 disabled him SO that he had to be col
;, veyed home. Yesterday his limb vi
" very sore, but nothing serious was a.
d pretended.
' WEATHER. Yesterday morning
V about o'clock the sun commenced
!. shine brightly, which caused tho snow
. fade rapidly, especially on Main stree
~ where the melting was the cause of
y large flow of water, much TO the inco
10 venience of pedestrians and to the detl
70 ment of sleighing and coasters. IT
~ !, latter We do not sympathize with, but ,
- do with the pedestrians Gas we are amol
~ that LOTT and also those who wish
~ sleigh. Out Of town the sleighing
very good and those who wish to indul
~ in the sport can do so to the best O
:. vantage, the only set back being that
y. and so wont know you are out
ks CHARLEY CoTToN formerly in I
ut Recorders Office at Phoebe, andaa 10
NO NO time resident of Lincoln County,
to are informed by card received Il
ed evening that on the 18th of January
Id this year he became the happy father
mt daughter, born at Broom Cans
it East. The notice of the event will
GU found under the proper heading.
~ Goldfish, CT. G. Poujade, at
he brick store, Meadow Valley street, n
Cedar, has just received a large lot
Eastern sugar, Goldfish and lard.
are Goldfish has just come from the e.
ter and is new and desirable. All these
nj. ticles will be sold at reasonable prices
ich FRIEND Harrison's wife presented /
ion on Sunday night with daughter.
all says that the furniture store will y
ora plenty of cradles to rock that baby,
~ boys having outgrown their use sc
IN time since.
JUSTICE CoURT.-An attachment
al. against Barlow, who lives near Pan
win occupied the attention of our constal
the and deputies yesterday afternoon,
J is OF whom left for Barlow's premises
Who evening.
FRANK DoDD and Miss Della Lat
the left Eureka at 10 o'clock yesterday m
xiv. ing on the stage en- route for Phoebe.
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