Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-27

All trial jurors are required to be pre-
sent on Monday the 28th inst.
In the case OF Andrews va. J. L. Dono-
hue; the case was decided In favor of
the plaintiff.
Court adjourned until Monday at ten
a. m.
STAGE RoBBERY.-The Hamilton stage
arrived in Phoebe on Friday night at 10
o'clock. The driver Immediately report
ed robbery, under the following cir
cumstances. Az he was driving along
on the pitch beyond the slaughter house
q man stepped out on tbs road and Or
dered him to halt and "throw of the
box" the individual at the same time
pointed shotgun or rifle at him.
Under this persuasive argument he threw
off the box land who would not), when
he was ordered to turn back on the road,
he did 80 for a short distance and re-
turned by the hospital, RECORD road
down Lacour street. The agent of Wells,
Fargo Il Co., accompanied by Officer
Kelly, went to the place early yesterday
morning and found the box with eX-
change papers for the RECORD Office, all
of which they brought in TO town. On
examination of the box yesterday morn.
ing the staple holding the lock was found
to be neatly cut as il done by cold
chisel or fine saw. Pat Ryan the driver
judges that the man stopping the stage
was an Irishmen from his accent. The
loss we are informed was only trifling on
the part OF the express company.
LEFT OUT.-In the dialogue at the
Grammar School on Friday last, entitled
mot at Home" we inadvertently left
out the name of Sophie Kuhls, who took
the character of Bridget" the servant
girl, which character she sustained bet.
ter than many an older person could
have done. The name of Sophie Arme,
was also left out in the dialogue of 1.-THE
Four Seasons" to which dialogue she
gave tone by having her recitation per
feet We tried our best to have full
report and thought we had. These mis-
takes were inadvertently made.
JUSTICE CounT.-In the case of tn,
State against Stillwell, the defendant wa
held in the sum of five hundred dollar
bail to appear before the grand jury
The bail was not furnished. In the cas-
of Clute against Barber, an auction sal
was held of the lot of mules recovered
the sale being in front of the Justice of
foe yesterday at IL o'clock, George A
Davis, auctioneer. The mules brough
1866 cash.
CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.-We pub
lish in to-day's RECORD the advertise
ment of grand civic and military bal
to be given by the Lexington Guard O
the 18th of March, it being the nats
day of St. Patrick. The committee
mentioned in the programme publishe
insure good time to all who attend
We hope to see clear day and evening
80 as to give the boys show.
RA YMoND & ELY FOUNDRY Til
foundry of the Raymond 4 Ely Com
pany, under charge of George E. Ames
has been running for some short tim
back making the various repairs to til
American Flag machinery. which or
about completed; also doing work fc
the Floral Mill, Raymond & Ely Mil
and the Railroad. The entire wor
gives satisfaction.
SUMMONS. TO all owners Of or CLAIM
ants, known or unknown, in or two til
Hercules mine, situated in Bristol Mil
ing District, Lincoln county, State {
Nevada. You are required to appear Q
the 3lst day Of March. 1875, at IL o cloc
M, before Justice Allen, to answer
the complaint Of the State of Nevad
which sues to recover taxes and cost
See notice in another column.
YESTERDAY morning at eight o'clock
was again showing in good style al
blowing perfect gale, but towards
O'Clock the snow and wind ceased and
. became intensely cold, especially
y portions of streets not protected
' houses. The weather moderated son
8 toward the afternoon.
BOARD OF FIRE DELEaATEs.-The Sc
Rotary of the Board of Fire DeleRat
yesterday sent to the Secretary OF ca,
d company instructions from the Board
Q take charge Of the fire certificates of 1
Q respective members OF the compani
9 and report at the next meeting Of t
Board of Delegates.
A PIcTURE.--We last evening W.
v shown by Earl Hamilton a crayon pt
n trait Of his son Eddy, drawn by the
, dian Paul MamoRowena. II represe,
: the child seated on o table. The dra
ing is as life-like as the on8we mention
few days ago Of Mrs. George @. Job
Il ston.
o HospITAL.-Dr. G. F. Philson repo
70 to us that the man johnson, cut by P
J, terson at Bullionville, is rapidly imprt
" ing, and it will not be long before he v
be around once more. The Frenchma
Louey Jensin, who accidentally 81
q himself in the leg, is also getting alo
% we'll.
e. MUD. although we have dust in ma
N Of our street our main thoroughfare o,
~ tinues as muddy as it has been for
last two weeks. The thaw of the sn
from the hillsides keeps it in this 0,
" dition.