The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-14
DISTRICT COTRT.

and by the Court dismissed.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Civil calendar called and disposed of
as follows: NJ. Delaney vs.. W. @.
Glissan; set for July 10th. John Roeder
vs.. A. Fife; passed. Geo. G. Johnston
Va. Jas. Pearson; Passed. A. Gaudette
vs. John Roeder ct al. passed.
In tho matter of the estate of Earl
Hamilton, deceased; the hearing of the
final petition for the discharge OF the
administrative of said estate came on
regularly to be heard; no objections
being made thereto it is 40 ordered.
Reed Va. Cook; this cause came before
The Judge, sitting without jury; Henry
Reed sworn. and pending examination.
TUESDAYS PRoCEEDINas's.
Reed VS.. Cook; the trial of the cnuse
was resumed, number of witnesses
being sworn and examined on the part
OF the plaintiff; defendant called, sworn
and testified in his own behalf; the case
then closed and submitted to the Court
for its decision, whereupon the Court
takes the matter under Amusement until
Wendesday. July II.
The Court, upon its own motion,
orders that twenty-four names be drawn
from the jury box to serve "a trial jurors
for the July term of Court, and that a
venire issue therefor returuable July
10Th, at 10 a. III.
WEDNESDAYS PRoCEKDINGs.
Reed vs.. Cook; W. n. Henderson sp-
pointed referee to take an accounting OF
the property of the partnership and re-
port to the Court.
Johnston vs. Pearson. Roeder vs.. Fife,
Gaudette vs.. Roeder ct al; set for trial
Monday. the leth inst.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Grand Jury made their final re-
port and were discharged.
Delaney vs.. Glissan; set for trial
Wednesday, the 18th inst
Coat SToLEN.-Bob Fulks desiring
to find some papers which he had left in
his coat at the lodging. house on Meadow
Valley street, repaired to his room there
to find that the coat had mysteriously
disappeared. The lady of the house in
formed Mr.. Fulks that man working in
Dry Valley came ont of the room with q
coat under his arm, and thinking that
Bob had sent for it asked no questions
Bob Immediately got Constable and
hied him to Dry Valley, where the gen.
tleman having the coat was interviewed.
He made some lame excuse, but Bob was
satisfied to get his coat, and 80 returned
to Phoebe, leaving the individual who
had taken the garment to suffer from the
pangs Of guilty conscience.
AN exchange says; "Pioche girls are
tho ugliest. Susanville girls are the
dumpiest. Trucsee girls are the slouohi-
est. Carson girls are the greasiest.
Dayton girls are the dumbest. Virginia
City girls are the boldest. Wadsworth
girls are the broadcast. Elko girls are the
tallest. Franktown girls are the green
est. Gold Hill girls are the longest
limbed. Genoa girls are the most sub.
stantial. Winnemucca girls have the
biggest feet. Sutro girls have the long
est noses. Washoe girls are pinned
back the tightsst. Eureka girls have
the best appetites for bologna. Belmont
girls are ths biggest around the waist.
The above statement is very correct, with
the exception of that portion referring to
Phoebe girls. Amt it. girls?
If you want bargains in the dry-goods
line, go to j. Meyers & Bro.
FROM BABYLON, Utah. - The Justly
celebrated Goss celebrated because
the owner succeeded in building it and
getting the machinery without putting
up cent--started to work at Babylon
on Monday last, without discharging its
indebtedness to the workmen who put
up the affair. Goss went to Salt Lake
while the mill was getting finished ur
for the purpose Of getting money to set.
tls With, but he failed to return with
any, and told the men to whom he wal
indebted that they would have to wal
until he made 1t out OF the mill. Think
ing they could do no better, they ar,
walting-wsiting for Goss' scalp II h.
does not settle pretty soon.
IT was at q picnic, and another iel
low had marched triumphantly of will
his girl. That's the way" said be
sadly; 1t isn't merit that wins in thi
world; it's brass watch chains and dyet
mustaches." And he swallowed dow;
his Adams apple fully three times be
fore II would stay--such was his grief.
SHERrFF's SALE.-Three Shsriff's sale
, take place on Monday next, the 16tl
inst. The property sold will be tina
of the Kentucky, Bowery and Portlan
: mines. the sale being made to settle dc
linquent taxes. The sale takes place q
IL m. in front Of the County Ccur,
house.
Mr.. j. Il. DUFF. Superintendent c
the Meadow Valley mine. was at Eurekt
= Humboldt county, California, on th
9 9th uls. The Signal. of that place, say
be in looking healthy and Is as hant
2 some as in years gone by.
1 AccIpENT.-Dan Shankland met wit
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