Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

met yesterday at ten o'clock, when th
case of Gsrrahan vs.. Wells, Fargo & Co
was proceeded with, the defendant
closing their case at noon. After recess
the argument was commenced and con
'nued until 6 o'clock. at which time tn
Case was given to theljury. At half
past eight o'clock the Jury returned I,
Court and stated that they had agreed
upon o verdict, which was given in favo,
OF the defendants, Wells, Fargo & Co
The jury stood three in favor of th,
plaintiff and nine for the defendants
Court then adjourned until ten O'Clock
this morning.
LIE SAELTrNG FURNACE. learn
from Mr.. E. Bassett, who has been
soliciting our citizens to take stock in
the building OF u ten ton smelling fur.
mace, that be Is meeting with very good
success from most of the business men
10 town and that the building of such
furnace is an assured fact. Miners are
also starting to work now to extract
smelling ore, which will be kept here
and not sold to outside parties.
THAsxs.-we are under obligations
to the Committee of Arrangements for
an invitation to the Centennial Ball to be
given BY the citizens of Carson CITY,
Nevada. on Tuesday, evening, July 4,
1875. The Tickets are Of tasteful de-
Sign, having the figures 1776 and 1875
printed on the face OF the ticket. We
hope the citizens Of Carson will have a
pleasant time on that occasion.
MrRED.-One Of the Eureka and Pals.
sde Railroad team was 90 heavily loaded
that in going up past Panaca Flat yester-
day morning It became mired in the
neighborhood OF the brewery, one wheel
getting almost covered. It became ne.
csssary to get hydraulic screw to raise
1t up before it could be got out.
Posi- PULLED Down. - The awning
post in front of the RECORD business of.
fee was pulled down yesterday by two
horses that were hitched to it and took
fright at something. The horses were
stopped bsfore they could get away, SO
shat the damage done was triAng.
FssIoHr AnaIvED.-Freisht for the
following parties arrived by Hugh
Whites teams via Salt Lake Citv: ].
Elsenmann 4 Co.. T. @. Pouiade, +. w.
Viqte. Mott, Fish & Co., and Raymond
Il Ely.
Will ARRIvE.-The uniforms for the
Chief and Assistant Engineers, and for
the balance Of the members Of Phoebe
Hose Company, lett San Francisco on
monday BY express and will arrive BY
'o-morrow's stage.
TAKE NoT1cs.-We publish to. day
notice Of W. s. Ferguson. of Hike, to
INC eject that note of hand for $500.
gwen BY him to George Caldwell, has
0een altered and dsfaced. and ell parties
s.s cautioned from negotiating the same
@it will not be paid.
TIE great. great ''unlnowns" arc now
IN tho fisld. Also the well-known Pa
-. usoA saloon. Lacour Street, commences
ne second century with all the +" heated
'sim drinks and soothing cigars, One
pflos!s One Bill! Inn
PRESENT YouR B,11s.-E. Frslick. the
Roche agent for the Eureka and Pail.
.soe Railroad. requests all parties hav.
asnt .hs ssainst the Company, to pre-
. ssu; mem early to-dsy. June 3Oth for
4A ksxspH.-Dutoh Jake has be-
sou' such nuisance Of late that the
rsvp.le!ors Of the different saloons have
on h ny 10 the plan Of turning tho hose
sy.r i. and wstting him down, when.
~ comes around any of their places.
h. ms A. J. BIA1a. accompanied BY
~ r'l children and her brother Jot.
o asy.'' will leave on to-dsy's Hamilton
vh;a a 1or q visit to San Franoisco' At
weeks. WA stsy for about six
A.. -. "oADs.--Ths road to Hamilton.
'' the Smile house is passed. are
vs, v Tree r from dust. as there ~. bean
Of The ro.a rains lately all along the line
M nAmilton and Salt Lake buck.
time vi mr. rioohe yesterday morning on
R,;,. - ,iso.-Ths Eureka and pslissde
ior EO O,s,s.s team viii leave this morning
and az -. Isso.-Frsd Eddy, Mr.. Duncan
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morning. N'u 'ssvs for Tybo this
Al S,l,. nsn,lton stage arrived yesterday
,ssass.p A's four o'clock With on. Ds..