Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-13
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday at
10 q. m. pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business
In the case of the Odd Fellows Savings
& Commercial Bank of San Francisco
against Miles CULLEN, County Treasu-
rer. on the question of the interest on
the county bonds, various points Of law
we're discussed, the defendants asking
the Court to instruct on none of them, as
they wished no instructions in case the
affair went to the Supreme Court.
Court adjourned at 1917 O'Clock uutil
o'clock p. m.
The District Court met again at 2 o.
m, pursuant to adjournment.
The debate on the matter OF the Odd
Fellows Savings & Commercial Bank
against Miles Cullen, County Treasurer,
was continued, no result being arrived at
up to the adjournment of the Court at
6 p. m. Various debates were had on
matters connected with the suit, but they
being OF no importance to the public, we
forbear to mention them. The case was
continued until Monday at 10 a. m.
The WOUNDED MEN.--We called on DR..
Philson last evening to obtain information
in regard to the condition of the two pa
TENTS who met with accidents in the last
two days, and learned that Louis Johnson,
known as French Leuey." who was shot
in the cap of the knee, the ball passing up
so as to make q curious wound, possed
Friday night without experiencing any
great pain. The Doctor is now OF the
| opinion that it is not as bad as first
thought. still he would not advance that
as fact, as gunshot wounds are uncer-
tain. He is of the impression that no
danger will occur to the limb from pres
ent appearances, as there seems to be no
signs of modification. In regard to Jno.
Kelly there is nothing that he can say
| at present. Kelly rested easy on Friday
night. and appeared to be doing we'll
yesterday. A knife wound is quite dan
| gerous, and modification is liable to
ensue at any time. The Doctor is conf
dent of an early and speedy cure. Kelly
has the best of attention at the hospital,
and we hope to see him around and we'll
in short order.
THAwrNa.-Yesterday the effects of the
sun over head was the cause of con-
slant flow of water down Main street, so
much so that walking was terribly disa.
greeable. We experienced that fact
in slight degree by having
some walking to DO in getting
up both mining review and oul
locals. The disagreeable part Of running
from one end of the town to the other in
getting information on various subjects
can but be apparent to all, and can b.
better appreciated when tried. No com
plant to make-pretty well used to run.
ming night and day.
EXAMINED. - The Board of Schoo
Examiners, consisting Of Rev. R. II
Nline, A. B. O'Dougherty and W. H
Dolman, met yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock to examine candidates for tn,
position OF teacher for the Grammar
School. There was only one applicant
J. F. O'Halloran. He passed examina
ton TO the satisfaction of the Board O
Examiners, who issued to him certili
cate of the first grade.
MARRIED. Matt. Halpin yesterday re
ceiyed marked paper from New Yorl
in which he discovered that one of hi,
sisters had taken one of the male sex
for better or for worse during her natura
existence.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will
take place at the Episcopal Church to
day at the usual hour in the morning
Sunday School at 2 p. N. and service
} IN the evening. the Rev. r. H. Kiln
: officiating.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-At the Catholi
Church fitting services will be held a
, the usual hours morning and evening
Rev. Father Monteverde will officials
Sunday school at o'clock p. m.
JUSTICE CouRT.-In the Justice Cour
yesterday one attachment was com
menced, which completed the transac
. tons of the day in that court.
A LETTER addressed to s. L. Lee, NJ
D.. Phoebe, New, is held for postage O
Eureka.