Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

dmeuO uuOluRS cOuttuueu until TO-DAY,
time for filling the statement on the new
trial extended until to-day.
The court at five o'clock, after hear
ing the testimony of Villiancourt, ad-
journed and convened again at seven
O'Clock, at which time Il. Willett was
placed upon the stand on tho part of the
defense, the Court after hearing his
testimony and portion of the testimony
in rebuttal adjourned until this Friday
morning at 10 a. m.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE. The anna.
tours engaged in getting up the benefit
for the little girl, Fanny Clements. have
lately Ind several rehearsals, all of which,
80 far, are satisfactory. The ladies and
gentlemen engaged represent their vari-
GUS characters well and are rapidly be-
coming versed in stage matters. The
prospects are that this performance will
be a number one entertainment, as the
folks engaged in getting it up are taking
great pains to make it success We
hope to see a crowded house on the oc-
casion, as there is no worthier object of
charity than a child who has the misfor-
tune to be crippled.
SCHOOL LEcTURE.-We yesterday had
the pleasure of meeting the Rev. Geo.
B. Allen, who is travelling through the
State of Nevada lecturing on the school
question. Mr.. Allen will this friday
evening lecture on this subject at Han
ly's Hall. The programme of the lee
ture is very interesting. 1t is subject
on which the best of us can receive some
information. The Phoebe Glee Club
has promised to be present to enliven
the entertainment with number of
songs.
INsANE.-Yesterday DR. Philson, to-
gether with DR.. Lee and Judge Rives,
had the case of Daniel Murphy under
examination, charged with being insane,
and after going through q thorough
course OF questions he was so adjunged
by tho Doctors and the Judge. The
cause of the malady was superinduced
by an attack of epilepsy, from which he
has recently recovered. He will shortly
be sent to the Insane Asylum at Wood
bridge.
ROSE VALLEY.-W. G. Glissan came
up from Rose Valley at which place he
has his ranch located. He reports tina,
there is six inches of SLOW at that place,
and says this time one year ago lie was
blowing and sowing. He thinks how.
ever if the weather keeps as pleasant az
it was yesterday that the snow will dis
appear in about eight or ten days.
FREIGHT will arrive about the % Of
March for the following named mer
chants by the Eureka and Palisade Rail
road: Miles CULLEN, Raymond & Ely
J. o. Mccormick, J. Nesbitt g. Bro, G
Wiederhold, f. W. Clute. G. Wertheimer,
Jno. Roeder, R. Soloman. J. Cohn &
Bro, d. G. Clark, w. R. Wilson, G. r.
Gushing. X. Lanius, A. D. R., Droulett
u Co., J. G. Fortman and Western I'm.
ion Tel. Co.
QUARTERLY LICENCES. Andy Fife was
around yesterday devoting his attention
to the collection of quarterly licences
that he left unfinished in the fore part
of the month, owing to the sickness of
Geo. Birdsall Fife has to keep going
pretty lively to keep the office in good
order.
Bon Bon PARTY. The Independent,
Club will give on the 10th Of March next
at Browns Hall, Bon Bon Party
Those who receive invitations can be
| assured that they will have pleasant
enjoyable time, as the members of the
Club are noted for their courtesy to in
vited guests.
BUSINESS AaENr.-G. NJ. Aguayo hav
ing left in yesterdays Hamilton stag,
for San Francisco on important bust
ness, has left his legal business in th.
hands of A. B. O'Dougherty and Brother
constituted Miles CULLEN bis agent. Mr.
Aguayo is interested in the estate of
q. Fuenzalier, lately deceased.
IDAHO BILL.-Idaho Bill leaves fo
Salt Lake to-day, under q requisitio,
from the Governor of Utah. We under
stand that he will stand his trial a
Beaver at the next term OF Court.
JUSTICE CouRT.--In the case of tn,
State against Stillwell, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretences
owing to one of the attorneys being en-
gagged in other matters, the case wa
postponed until to-day
FREIGHT to arrive on or about the 27t]
inst, via Hugh Whites Salt Lake Line
Jacobs & Sultan, Mott, Fish &c Co.. E
L. Moore (Bullionville), r. @. Pouiade
Record Pub. Co., D. G. Clark & Bro
and f. W. Clute.
MEETING OF FIRE DELEc ArEs.-Th,
Board Of Fire Delegates hold a specia
meeting this Friday evening NJ tb
house of the Phoebe Hose Comnany
The meeting will be called to ords
promptly at seven o'clock.
LEXINGTON GUARD The Lexinpto,
Guard held business meeting last even
ing at Armory Hall. The usual bushes
was transacted. The Guard passed
resolution to give ball on the l7th n
March, due notice of which will be given
THE case Of johnson vs.. Steele ,
Bassett, which has been on trial for sew
eral days in the District Court, was give,
to the jury last evening at II o'clock. VIII
returned verdict for plaintiff for on
hundred and forty-two dollars and costs
THE Hamilton pony mail arrived las
evening about o'clock. shortly followe
by the Salt Lake stage. which arrive,
without passengers.
BULLION SHIPMENT Wells. Fargo
70. shipped yesterday bullion valued a
&c. $50.
IHE amateur performers had re
hearsal last evening at eight CLOCK.