Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-06

A FoREIoN COUNTRY. Talking TO a
friend yesterday We happened to mention
Jersey as foreign country and the CT
CARS from there as being " imported. :"
The reason for the statement-which We
couldn't give Just then-is as follows
Some years ago distinguished member
of the New York Bar was retained BY q
friend TO attend to a complaint made
against him before New Jersey Justice
of the Peace, for an alleged assault and
battery upon one of tho residents of the
Old Jersey State. " 81 appear for
the prisoner, said the lawyer to Dog
berry. 90 You abbears for de brisner,
hey; said the Justice, looking at him
from head to foot. i" We're you come
from; vots your name?" The counsel
for modestly gave his name, and said.
am member of the New York Bar. &"
g Dot vos noting; you CANT bractis in
dis gort. " am a counselor of the
Supreme Court of the State of New
York, reiterated the attorney. dot
vos no difference. said the placid per-
sonifcation of justice. Well then, a"
said the baffled lawyer, suppose
show your Honor that am a counselor
Of the Supreme Court of the United
States. " % 1t toni make pit peter, 1"
replied he of the ermine, you amt a
counselor Won de State of Chersey, und
you CANT bractis in dis gort. " This de-
cision accounts for the fact that New
Jersey is not in the United States.
JUSTICE CoBRT We dropped in at the
Temple of Justice, on Lacour street. yes-
terday afternoon and found his Honor
swearing man who wished to register
but had lost his papers. We felt like one
who treads alone some banquet hall desert
ed, whose lights had fled, whose garlands
dead and all but his Honor departed. The
walls that had resounded with the i'm
FASHIONED eloquence of learned counsel
frowned gloomily and the echo of our
footsteps, like the "beating of the sad
heart, was the only sound we heard
There were two attachment suits entered
yesterday. The registry contains 255
names. Those who have not registered
as yet would do well to do SO this week.
MINERS KILLED.-A special cores
pondence to the Cheyenne Sun, dated
Deadwood. 23d ult., confirms the death
at the hands of Indians of Isaac Brown.
Charley Holland, Henry Smith and Lou
Mason; the frst-named from Virginia
City, Nevada. and of the firm of Lee &
Brown, owners of one of the best claims
in Deadwood district. which has been
averaging 81 900 day for some time.
Holland halls from Sioux City, Iowa,
and Smith was a preacher, late Of Ken
lucky. Lou Mason, OF Denver, was
killed whilst in pursuit of the party who
killed Smith.
TO-DAY isa big holiday with the Chi
nese. 1t is the Goth day of the seventh
moon, or the festival of the :" White
Dew. All sorts OF goings-on will take
place to-day, and more gilt paper and
fire. crackers will be combusted than
would pay our China wash bill for W hole
month.
W. W. BISHOP left for Beaver, Utah,
yesterday morning. Court meets at that
place next Monday and Mr.. Bishop has
been engaged there as counselor in seye-
raj important cases.
HE wind blew great guns yesterday
and most OF the solid men kept in doors.
As for the light weights they anchored
themselves securely in the morning and
didn't venture out till the wind lnlled,
which it considerably did at shutdown.
FRUIr.-Fruit of all kinds is plenty
just at present. The greater part of it
comes from Utah. We noticed very fine
peaches being sold on the streets yester
day for ten cents dozen.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
GO. shipped bullion yesterday valued at
$4,410.