Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-05

s% o'clock they came into Court and |
stated that it was impossible for them to
agree, whereupon the Judge discharged
hem. They stood on the last ballot
nine for acquittal aud three for convic-
lion.
Maxwell's bond was reduced to 50, 900,
subject to the approval of the Judge.
The motion for new trial in the case
Of the Odd Fellows Savings and Com
nercial Bank against Miles CULLEN,
County Treasurer, was denied.
A FALL IN EGGs.-Eggs lately have
been dear commodity in the market,
but yesterday there was fall in regard
to them not put down in the market
quotations. A man with sack Of po-
tatoes on one shoulder and a paper bag
containing three dozen eggs balanced on
his left hand might have been seen max
ing his way up Main street yesterday
afternoon, in which circumstance there
was nothing unusual-but he slipped!
and lost his balance. In his endeavors
to preserve his equilibrium the eggs
careened to one side and chased each
other out of that bag in the shortest
space Of time imaginable. They struck
on pretty solid foundation and there
was general smash up-but the bag
was saved. As soon as the individual
took in the situation he remarked:
"That s pretty good" took lingering
look at the paper bag, relaxed his hold
on it and continued on up the street.
We venture to say that man did not give
those eggs thought on his way home,
though he may have an indistinct rec
election of having dropped something.
FROM ToKERvrTLE.-Dan Robbs and
Tommy Jose, returned from Bonanza
City, near Tokerville, yesterday. They
say that at present they cannot soy much
in regard to the mines as enough work
has not been done to tell wha. the Lodges
are. The rock extracted so far is OF a
superior quality and runs very high.
Messrs. Robbs and Jose and the rest Of
the party say that they were never treat
ed better in their travels around the
country than they were in that district
During the stay OF the party in Toker.
Vile. Isaac Duffin gave private ball
for the benefit of the Piochers to which
they we're also invited and enjoyed them.
selves hugely.
For SALE.--J. r. Staples, who has fol
the last four years run the furniture bust
ness at the corner of Phoebe and Eugen,
streets. advertises in to-day's Recon-
that his entire property is for sale. The
property includes large stock of fur
niture, the furniture warehouse, a private
dwelling and the lots upon which tn,
same are located. For good energeti,
man with the necessary capital this is ,
rare chance, and we doubt not but wha
some one will take hold and purchase.
FREIGHT Received. Eureka ant
Palisade Railroad yesterday brough
freight to Phoebe for the following par
ties: Miles CULLEN, Raymond & Ell.
mine, J. o. Mccormick. J. Nesbitt 4
Bro. Chas. Wiedeihold, f. W. Clute, G
Wertheimer, Jno. Roeder, R. Solomon
j. Cohn Il Bro, D. G. Clark, w. r
Wilson, G. r. Cushing X. Lanius, r
Droulette & Co.. J. G.. Fortman an
Western Union Telegraph Co.
A FURIOUS SroRM.-On Friday nigh
and Saturday morning q tremendou
storm Of snow visited this town. TIL
wind blew perfect gale all night an
: until about 10 o'clock yesterday morning
when it just naturally quit, at whic
! time the sun came out and made it war;
, for the snow for an hour or two. VIII,
, damage old Sol did was speedily r
paired in the afternoon by another stor
coming to the rescue aud building Il
: the waste places.
/ COLLECTING SUPPLIES. The Hospit
, Steward, Chris. Kastberg, was aroun
yesterday collecting provisions fro
those who had subscribed for the bene
8 of the County Hospital. The vario,
x storekeepers were liberal and show
q that they appreciated the situation,
= lowing him to select such as he wish
a to the amount of their subscriptions, al
"a in many cases over it,
q TIE Jury in the Maxwell case, togett
with the District Judge and two Depu
Sheriff's returned from Dry Valley
q which place they started on Friday aft
. noon at S o'clock) yesterday morning
Of about quarter OF one o'clock, all har
.. pretty well tired out with the trip a
Or pleased to return to quarters that wer
little more comfortable than riding
~ the open cir in o storm.
10 LEAK1Na.-The Clerks room and
=. chamber are in . rather damp state
u present, owing to the leakage throu
the roof. Basins are strung around
all kinds OF places to catch the overflc
10 The plaster appears as though it =
N ready to let go at any moment.
in MEAT MARKET.-Bhly, the Stage B
D. announces that he intends to opel
meat market in Bullionville on Mond
March 9Th. He says he will supply
Ill best meat in Phoebe that can be had
On calls on the citizens to patronize him.
ps AT the Raymond & Ely Foun
W during the past week nothing out Of
w usual routine Of work was done.
" force at the foundry is at present bul
employed on work for various mills
the Nevada Central Railroad.
:. JusTIcE CouRT. Only one case O.
~ up in this Court yesterday morn
al. which, in consequence Of the non.
pearance Of the plaintiff was dismis
with judgment for the cost for the
=. PENDANT.