Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-07
District Court.

Owing TO the rush of matter in our last
two issues the court calendar was
unfortunately crowded out. but which
we herewith publish:
State Of Nevada vs.. A. Maxwell; set
for trial August 1st.
State of Nevada vs.. X. j. Hanley; con-
tinued for the term BY consent.
The civil calendar IS disposed OF as
follows:
Miles CULLEN vs.. G. W. Arnold ct al. !;
set for trial July 9th.
F. W. Clute vs.. A. D. Miller; set for
lrial July 10th.
Deseret Telegraph Company vs. s. L..
Lee; set for trial July 10Th.
State of Nevada vs.. Page and Panaca
set for trial July 10th.
Clute vs. Kiste; set for trial July 18th
Clark vs. Ward; set for trial July 1lth.
Newark :. NJ. Co. VS.. John Doe Smith
ct al set for trial July 11th.
j. II. Rice vs.. Pitzer; set for trial July
18th.
Clute vs. Whitehill; set for trial July
18th.
Charles Matthews vs.. johnson. B. P.
Pyns vs.. Johnston, John R. Wilson VS..
State Bank, Hughes & Ewing vs.. John
stop; all set for trial July 18th.
Peck VS.. Glssan, Abadie vs.. Rose
Grams. T. M. Empy vs. Sherwood & BIO. ;
all set for trial July 18Th.
John h. Rice, Assignee, vs.. Magnet
N. Co. ct al; by consent, passed sub
ject to a motion.
Seaman vs.. Clark, J. Mcdonald vs.. I.
Hinzman, Doscher vs.. Roeder; passed
subject to motion.
Willett vs.. Raymond & Ely NJ. Co..
Pond. Reynolds Il Co. vs.. Travis.
Wheeler vs.. A. Fife ct al, Wheeler vs. A..
Fife. Sheriff; Continued for the term.
Floral Springs W. Co. VS.. H. D. Beene,
Pryor vs. Grimbs, Andrews VS.. Donahue,
Clute vs.. Wheeler, Clute vs.. Weller.
Roycroft vs.. Poujsde; continued until
the August setting of the calendar.
AccIDENr-H. Ward, the undertaken,
met with an accident yesterday after.
noon whilst returning from the funeral
of John Hanrahan. The neck yoke Of
one OF the animals gave way, the ami.
NAL became fractions and started to run,
at which time Mr.. Ward jumped from
the hearse to stop the team. In Jump
ing be slipped, and fell on his hip, injur
ing himself. The hearse was stopped
and Mr.. Ward helped in and brought
home, when DR.. Philson was called
who, on examination, found no bones
broken, but the patient suffering from
severe Commissions.
Don't LIKE THE GAME.-Some OF tn,
"boys " on Wednesday evening, led I
small-sized mule inio one of the saloon!
on Main Strest and into rear room il
which faro game is being dealt. Aftel
they had succeeded in getting the ANNA
to the room they let go of him, leaving
him to attend to himself The mule
looked on at the game for few minutes
and then turned and walked out in tn,
street. He showed no inclination t
buck at the tiger, and evidently die
not like the game.
The ALARM BELL.-Some steps ough
to be taken Immediately in regard to re
pairing or reoasting the FIRE alarm bell
that was cracked while ringing the Cen
tennial anniversary chimes. The way
it is now. it is of no use at all for pur
poses of alarm and the Episcopal
Church bell, which has been kindl,
placed at the disposal of the people, il
rather far out of the main thorough
fares. D. M. Tyrrell, Superintendent
of the Raymond & Ely, has kind,
volunteered to have the bell recast.
SMITH & ScHUMAR's FuRNAcE.-Mr
Smith, of the firm of Smith & Schuma
OF Shauntie, called on US last evenin
to state that he had just received tel !.
gram from Mr.. Shumar, saying that b
had contracted for all the material tina
could not be obtained in Phoebe, to star
in Immediately and build twenty to
furnace below he. Alps Mill. The wor
will be pushed ahead as rapidly as i
possible.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of John Har
rahan, who died on Wednesday las
took place yesterday at 5 o'clock frol
his late residence on Panaca Flat. H
body was followed to the grave by hi
wife and q large number of sorrowin
friends. Mr.. Hanrahan was native G
Ireland and aged 80 years when be dice
The disease which caused his death wa
inflammation of the bowels.
A HURRICANE Yesterday the win
blew very strongly in Phoebe, scatterir
clouds of dust up and down the stree
throughout the day, and sending tt
thermometer down to 80 degrees. Tt
cool wind was very pleasant, but ii
dust accompaniment was not. The win
subsidized towards dusk, no damage beir
} done.
. For BELLEv1LLE.-Mrs. Jos. McClar
! accompanied by two of her children
will leave for Belleville to-day to joi
her husband at that place.
HERMAN KRAusE returned to Piocl
last evening on the Eureka and Hami
7 ton stage. after an absence from Piocl
I. OF about month.
= The Hamilton stage arrived last eve
. ing with two passengers.