Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
District Court.
The District Court met yesterday at |
Na. NJ. pursuant to adjournment, and
Transacted the following business
Sykes VS.. Lawson; an additional stay
of FIVE days granted before execution
issue.
II. Andrews vs.. J. L. Donahue; trial
Of said cause continued for the term.
Miles CULLEN vs.. Geo. w. Arnold ct al
trial of said cause by consent of counsel
continued until Monday.
Jos. Gerrens vs.. HUM & Hunt S. nj.
Co.; Judgment by default ordered to be
entered in accordance with the COM
plant.
Court then adjourned until to-day at
10 IN.
FROM TooUERvILLE.-Jos. M. Coschina
arrived in Phoebe yesterday morning
from Leeds Mining District, Utah. He
reports that mining operations are going
on actively there since the news of the
working by the Alps Mill of Dufin's ore
was received. They have all been en-
couraged by the results and all intend
sending their ore here for reduction.
Zoe will stay in Phoebe about four or five
DAYS. Chandler intends taking mill
from Silver Park to Leeds, as they can
extract from the mines there about 1000
tons of ore, which will 90 from $75 to
500, in sixty days, which would not pay
for hauling to Phoebe. G. W. Pinkham
will be in Phoebe shortly with a lot of
ore Rich ore has been struck in the
Bonanza, Barbee, Emily Jane and
Maggie. The Crompton ledge an in
terest in which is held in Phoebe, adjoins
Duffn's mine. Jos. Coschina intends
commencing suit against Duffiin for
half interest in the mine and from what
we hear we think he will make it rather
Warm for Dut1in.
FROM IvANpAH. Fred. Bishop arrived
in Phoebe from Ivanpah on Thursday
night. He reports that Bidwell's mill is
nearly completed and will start within
two weeks from this date. He intends
to run it as o dry crusher. Four hun.
dred tons of ore are on hand for which
the mill will DO paid $50 per ton fol
working and there is plenty more ore to
be had, one party having offered to con-
tract to supply the mill for one yea
with ore. The offer was refused in con
sequence of SO many other parties wish
3 Ing ore worked. There are now 200 mel
IN the camp. Netherlands 5 staml
mill is turning out bullion at the rete o
$1,000 per day. Fred. Bishop is in tn
beef business in Ivanpah aud supple
4OO lbs daily on contract, He says tina
lvanpah is good little camp for SINAI
camp.
WNDY-DUsTY.-We were visitet
yesterday by another wind storm accom-
panied by the blowing of dust in cloud
throughout the day, rendering outsid
travel very disagreeable. The conse
quence was that the streets were almoI
deserted. About two o'clock an Apr
shower commenced which lasted abor
an hour, laying the dust and renderin
the atmosphere cool and pleasant.
Automatically april 22d 1875
is the fortieth anniversary of the Ind,
pendence Of Texas from Mexican rul
The Independence of that State was a
knowlsdged April 22d 1886 by the Me,
can President Santa Anna, while q pri
oner after the victory of San Jacinto.
CENTRAL CoMMIrrEE.-The Democrat
County Central Committee will meet th
Il Saturday, evening at Geo. Rive's roor
n Tor the purpose of attending to 4
II matter of selecting delegates to Il
81 State Convention.
ma SIcX.-Ws regret to learn that The
dore Hale, Secretary OF the Alps mi
and mill, is confined to his room, ha
ing been taken with the erysipelas
W sae lace. We hope to see him out aga
E soon,
III JUSTICE CoURT.--In the Justice Cor
'ne case of Foye vs.. Thos. Andrews 1
soz. complaint to forclose lien FL
april 2lst 1876; summons issued retur
aole May 22d 1876 at IL o'clock.
AwAeoN containing the mails will
n's In Phoebe some time to-day fre
morning.
MS ooNDITIoN.-Someo of the frien
vi Inn sullivan were under the impr
SION that he was in n worse conditi
last night. ~ '
pcLLIoN-Fourteen bars of bullis
ssi3ed ut S2l 200. are waiting shipm,
wis., Fargo Il Co.'s express Office
HE Salt Lake stage left town vest
mnKNt
sengers. "'uou'
ARhlvED.--J. Fl. Nash one of /
s, raers of the mill at FL Dorado Canv
''sd in Phoebe yesterday.