Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-04

The criminal calender was called and
disposed of as follows for January term
of court. 1876:
State OF Nevada vs.. A. w. Maxwell,
set for trial January 10th.
State vs.. X. j. Hanley, set for Janu-
ary 18th.
All the following entitled causes
passed to the February sitting:
Thomas Keogh vs.. W. c. Glissen,
Sykes vs.. E. Lawson, Stansield vs.. F.
w. Clute, Hunt vs.. Halpin. Mathews VS..
Johnston, Solomon vs.. Rich. Todd vs..
Johnston, Johnston vs.. Travis, Me-
Kelvey Vi. N. G. r. R., Wilcox vs.
Wines. John Rice. assignee, VS.. Magnet
M. & M. Co., Peck vs.. Gissen ct al, Z.
Willet VS.. II. & Z. M. Co, Floral Springs
Water Co. ct al vs. H. D. Beene ct al,
M. Abide Va. FL. d. Rosencrans, Pond,
Rynolds & Co. vs.. E. j. Travis ct al, T.
W. Clute vs. WIN. Kestle, Floral Springs
Water Co. vs. County Commissioners.
L. V. Loomis vs.. VIM. Stans6eld, A.
+. Barron W.. A. Delmoie, set for trial
January 18th.
State Bank OF Nevada VS.. Frank
Wheeler ct al, January 18th.
George @ Johnston vs.. Sc Steele, set
for trial January 18th.
Andrews vs.. Donahue, set for Janu-
ury 10th.
G.. M. Sabin VS.. F. w. Clute ct al.
A. NJ Pryor vs.. Mrs. M. Grambs,
passed to January 4th, for the purpose
of hearing motion for default.
T. j. Andrews ct al. vs.. ]. L. Dona-
hue, passed subject to motion.
A. NJ Finley vs. A. Fife.
d. w. Thompson VS.. Mrs. Peter An
derson, the argument of demurrer con.
tinued till Saturday.
Frank Wheeler ct al. vs.. A. File, Sher.
if.
Frank Wheeler ct al. vs.. A. Fife
ct al; hearing of the motions pending in
said causes continued until Saturday.
Louis Solomon vs.. M. Fuller ct al. /;
settling of statement on motion for new
trial continued until Jan. 18th.
-. I. O'Halloran vs.. P. Holland ct al.
Ney Churchman substituted as attorney
Tor plaintiff instead of Bishop & Sabin,
withdrawn.
j. Il. Wilson vs. State Bank of Nevada
demurrer argued and sustained; defend
ant allowed ten days to answer after the
n'ing and service Of amended complaint.
John koeder Va. W. L. Mckee; or.
dered dismissed.
Upon the Courts own motion and or.
DER nifty names were drawn from the
Jury box to serve as trial jurors for the
January term. and q veuire was issued
made returnable Monday, January 10th,
at 10 a. m.
Court then adjourned until to-day al
10 q. m.
DEspERATE. = On Sunday morning
about six O'Clock an individual presented
himself at the back door of the Grange,
restaurant. but was refused admittanct
by the cook. He then went around Il
the front door and commenced knocking
the glass out with his fists. After doin5
all the damage possible in that line he
next went to wood-pile near at hand ant
taxing stick OF wood proceeded to de
molish the entire front OF the house
Having finished this job to his satisfac
,lon he leisurely walked off and apparent
~ courted IN arrest. for which he hal
not long to wait. The superstition il tina
the man was hungry and resorted 10 thi
means to obtain board at the county
expense and was successful.
BACK MA1L.-There has evidently bee,
screw loose somewhere. for after re
ceiv'ng late numbers of our exchange
.hose issued ten and twelve DAYS 40
come struggling along. This is perhap
',aceaole to some OF our postmaster
along the line losing their reckoning dur
ing the holiday season.
HUMAN nature will assert itself some
u"es. A case in point was brouQh
prominently to the front at the hurd,
house , on New Years night, where tw
a en aies had a set.to-in other words
hhsos. What for, and oil that, might nc
in me proper thing to give publicity I
=, I LII !. Hamilton stage arrived last Mich