Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-23

conclusions of law and Judgment were
presented to the Court, signed and or
dered filed.
Gaudet vs.. Roeder, ct all motion to
permanently stay execution upon judg-
ment in said action.
Court then adjourned until Monday
at ten o'clock.
RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENTAL terrible
accident occurred yesterday morning,
about eight miles from BullionviIle, in
the Meadow Valley Wash near the ranch
formerly occupied by Ike Hinzeman. A
party had been held at Culverwell's
ranch in the wash, and party ofseveral
persons were returning from the same
in Tom Gillen's wagon, consisting of
Tom Gillen and wife, VIM. Gedling and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway and child,
when the horses took fright at the point
mentioned, by the breakage of some har-
ness and commenced kicking up and
running. and as Gillen tried to hold
them he was grabbed by the arms by
both ladies in their fright, who were on
the same seat, the consequence being
that he had no control of the animals,
80 that when they struck hole in the
road all on the front seat we're thrown
out. The horses continued running,
upsetting the wagon and throwing out
the balance of the occupants. All bands
were brought to Bullionvile by another
wagon, DR.. Lee being telegraphed for
Immediately. On his arrival in Bullion
vile he found Mrs. Gsding insensble,
Mrs Gillen suffering from cut on the
leg, which almost resembed the cut of
knife, and the other parties suffering
from various wounds, the two ladies'
above mentioned being the worse of the
number. The wounds were all dressed
and the cut Of Mrs. Gillens stitched up,
the doctor using his best exertions for
the restoration of Mrs. Gedling, who at
the time he left was regaining conscious
ness, OF which she had been deprived
from the time of the accident. Nothing
fatal is apprehendsd from any of the
casualties and we hope to have the
speedy news of their being out of danger
SUIT FOR KILLING DoG.-Theodore
A. Hale, whilst on his way to the Alps
mill yesterday, was the unfortunate but
innocent cause of the death of dog on
Hoffman Street. He was driving through
that street, when the dog running for
ward, commenced to bark at the horse,
who striking the dog with his feet threw
him under the wheels of the buggy,
which passed over him, and owing to the
extraordinary weight of Hale, crushed
the poor animal. The owner of the
aforesaid quadruped rushed out as the
buggy passed and lifted the lifeless form
of the canine in his arms, giving it a
vigorous shake; but alas it was too late.
Life was Iextinct, and that "purp will
ne'er wag its tail any more. Owing to
the scarcity of the dog species in Phoebe
and the value placed upon that animal
by its master, he forthwith weuded his
way to the seat of justice on Lacour
Street and demanded justice in the name
OF Jehovah and the present Democratic
Congress for the loss he had sustained,
damages estimated at $40. Too cheap
by million, considering the prese MT
scarcity of dogs in Phoebe. The neces-
sary papers We're issued and the case will
be tried on Monday at II o'clock.
Our dispatches show the killing of a
man named Sullivan by Jimmy Harring-
ton, yesterday, in Virginia City, on G
street, in front of the New York Bakery.
The dispatch says Sullivan was recently
from Phoebe, but as they do not give his
first name, and as several of that name
have left here lately, we are unable to
place him. Jimmy Harrington every
one knows IN Phoebe as having been con-
cerned in the killing of John Fl. Lynch,
for which he was sent to the State Prison
and afterwards pardoned. Some parties
here think Sullivan's name was John, az
he recently left Phoebe.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DELEGATES.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Fire Delegates was held last evening.
An election was ordered for Chief Engi-
neer and First and Second Engineers of
the Phoebe Fire Department, to be held
on Wednesday, August 2, 1876, at the
house of Protection Hose No. 2. The
following were appointed as Judges of
Election: H. Ward, D. G. Clark and A.
Arnold. The companies rolls OF all
members entitled to vote at the election
were approved by the Board. A resolu-
ton was unanimously passed recon-
mending the Sheriff to appoint fireman
as Fire Warden. Ths Board then ad-
journed.
GRAND JURY.-The following gentle
men compose the Grand Jury su mmoned
on Friday, the venire of which is return
able tomorrow: John Fl. Cassidy, Phi.
Felsenthal. j. J. Halpin. J. Eisenmann,
4. Il. Alexander, Charles Wiederhold,
P. II, Wand. E. F. Morton D. M. Tyr
rell, Matt Schustrich, 7. r. Butler, Neil
Boyle, f. b. Clarke. A. s. Thompson,
Jonas Cohn, G. f. Patchen, A. G.. Steele,
J. Williams, R. H. Elan Louis Sultan
T. G. Pouisde, Peter Harrison, P. Helm
zeman and P. Lemon.
RAMA light shower o! rain COM
menced to fall yesterday morning al
seven o'clock, continuing until nine
o'clock, when the sun came out for a
short time. 1t again commenced raining
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, continu-
ing up to eight pretty lively without in
PERMISSION. 1t remained cloudy, how
ever, through the evening, indicating
more rain.
MARsIAaE.-The marriage of Chas.
Goedicke to Miss Charlotte Bernham,
will take place this evening at 81 o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. Leonard, on
Meadow Valley street. Judge Rives will
perform the ceremony. Tho reception of
the welded couple will be at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Goedicke, on Panaca Flat,
at 81 o'clock.
NOTICE OF ELECTION. - An election
for Chief Engineer, First and Second
Assistant Engineers of the Phoebe Fire