Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-16
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday at
10 a. M, pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business
E. c. Barter vs.. A. NJ. Findley ct al;
demurrer withdrawn and defendants al
lowed to January 22d to answer.
Odd Fellows Savings and Commercial
Bank vs.. Miles CULLEN; continued until
Saturday. 22d instant.
Jno. Newman vs.. VIM. Culverwell;
ten days allox defendant to Ale an
swer.
plaintiff allowed to file amended COM
plant, and defendants allowed until Sat.
urday. January 22d, to plead. 1t was
also ordered that Geo. Goldthwaite be
added as an attorney OF record for plain
tiff.
Julia Clark vs.. q. Ward; as service
upon the defendant cannot be had, or
dered that the service of summons be
made upon defendant by publication.
Miles CULLEN vs.. George W. Arnold
ct al; the demurrer herein set for hear.
ing continued until Tuesday, January
18th.
Frank Wheeler ct al. vs.. Andrew Fife
ct al; the demurrer in this case was
overruled and defendant allowed ten days
| to file answer.
F. W. Clute vs. Frank Wheeler ct al
the motion to set aside attachment over
ruled, and the defendant allowed five
days to file sufficient bond.
| ypa W,Ioop Ctako po-1, -
| Nevada; defendant allowed to and in
Guiding Tuesday, January the 18th, to
plead.
Frank Wheeler ct al. vs.. A. Fife, Sher.
if; defendant allowed until January 22d
to answer.
Mcdonald vs.. I. Hinzeman; motion
for new trial to be taken up by Court in
chambers.
Estate OF T. W. Abraham; hearing or
the petition for letters of administration
continued until Tuesday. January 18th
Barbara Schewber vs. John Schewber
a decree Of divorce granted in favor o.
the plaintiff.
Louis Solomon vs.. M. Fuller ct al.
hearing continued for one week.
| Court then adjourned until Tuesday
18th instant.
CoAsrINa. do not wish to dilat
too much upon this practice, but it i
now becoming o frightful nuisance, a
will be observed by the following:
, lady living on Meadow Valley street, op
posite Cedar, left her residence after dar
and started across towards Cedar street
The first intimation she had of anythin
at all was frightful yell and finding hel
, self sprawlipg in the street, with he
, dress torn and she considerably bruised
but luckily no limbs injured. Anothe
case occurred, that of a man gettin
3 struck by sled opposite Fulks & McA
v pins saloon. on Meadow Valley stree
: which tumbled him over, without injur
: however. II the citizens would sprink
: ashes in the middle of the street in fror
t of their residences the nuisance woul
:. be stopped.
!. TAKEN SIcK.-A rather elderly Frencl
5 man nicknamed French Louey." WI
Z has been waiter at the restauran
l. for some time back. was yesterday NOR
ing taken with bleeding at the mouI
g and nose at one OF the bar-rooms on Il
g lower part of Main street. Doctor Phi
!. son was promptly called by the frigh
ened occupants of the saloon and q
3 ministered the proper remedies, aft
x which he was removed to the hospital
New SATE.-Our Postmaster, Charl
!. Meyers, has lately been making SO mut
# money that he has been compelled
10 purchase safe in which to place it.
it accordingly yesterday had the safe NOV,
ID into his private room, at the Postoffic
A where at night he can stretch out b
is hands and know that registered lette
and other valuables are in it until he
ready to bring them forth.
o.. THE neighborhood of the court-hou
iu was disturbed las! night by a jambore
ID consisting of fearful rattling of rocks
Of dwelling house. 1t sounded similar
o. a charivari, aud every one imagined Ii
I'd there was newly married couple son
in where in the vicinity. This was disco
in cred to be mistake, and the part
Mt were "Campelled TO leave. "Tt
ze settles the whole business"
ne CARSON TRADE DoLLAns.- We ",
> yesterday shown some of the trade
lars that are coined in Carson, also sol
of those coined in San Francisco. Oh
w Meyers pointed out the difference
I'd the two; those Of Carson having lii
o. defect on one side. in the left leg of
IN eagle, which is perfect failure as far
"a to it being a leg.
ed MEETING NOTICE The Lexinel
ne Guard will hold their regular mont
ne meeting at Armory Hall, on Mead
H. Vallsy street. tomorrow at o'cl,
p. m. All members are requested to
present as business OF importance
come before the meeting.
en- ORE SHIPMENTS The following amou
ps Of ore were shipped on the Nevada
,ed trail Rail Road since our last report.
~. the l4th, 107 tons, on the 18th
~ making in all during the week 655 t.
from the Raymond & Ely mine.
,.s A SALE.--Beaupre & Brother yes
a. day made sale of their brick store
the corner Of Main and Lacour street
'he j. Nesbitt & Bro, grocery and provis
'n merchants, Main street.
ere TRIAL JunoRs.-Trial jurors will
serve the notice in another column
which it will be seen that they are
on cused from attendance until the
inc inst.