The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-01
DISTRICT COURT.


In the matter Of the estate Of Jose c.
Fuenzlda, deceased, the settling OF the
final account Of VIM. B. Maxwell as ad-
ministrotor OF the said estate came on
regularly to be heard. and after the par
tial argument, the Court orders that the
matter be continued until the first day OF
the January term, and orders that VIM.
B. Maxwell, former administrator of said
estate, file a supplemental account ac-
counting for all the property mentioned
10 petition not accounted for.
A. Aguayo, ETC., W.. F. c. johnson; on
motion, the above entitled case is set
for Friday, Nov. 30th.
Court adjourned to Wednesday, No.
gsmoer 2Sth.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Court having met, excused seven
from the list of Grand Jurors summoned,
leaving the Grand Jury composed of the
following gentlemen, to wit H. H. Day,
Louis Sultan, D. G. Clark, Lanty Ryan.
Adolph Cohn, G. r. Alexander, w. E.
Griffin, A. M. Poleys, A. S. Thompson,
G. H. Fish, Louis Kleine, j. w. Wright,
W. C.. Glissan, D. W. Cuts, j. Lazenby
and E. r. Clute. In charging them
the Judge said that in receiving the evil
dence in the different cases to come be-
fore them they should place themselves
10 the position of petit jurors, and if
they did not see enough in the evidence
to convict, to ignore any such bill
Lafnra han fhara mn
nonsensical things brought before the
Grand Jury that only amounted to
enough to keep the county running in
debt.
Sloan, Dean, McManus and Newman
were arraigned, and stating that they
had no attorneys, the Court appointed
W. W. Bishop and A. B. u W. j.
O'Dougherty to defend them.
The Grand Jury then retired, and at
four o'clock made a partial report, as
follows:
State Of Nevada VS.. George T. Cor
man; assault with intent to kill, ignored.
State of Nevada vs.. H. W. Turner; as
SAINT with intent to kill. ignored
State OF Nevada vs. Pat Holland; as
sault with intent to kill, ignored.
State of Nevada vs. Miles CULLEN;
ignored.
Court then adjourned to Friday, No
vember 30th.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Grand Jury come into Court again
to-day and made partial report, bring
ing indictments for murder against
Sloan, Dean, Newman and McManus for
the killing OF Holland and Carter at the
reservation. The Grand Jury adjourned
to meet at the call OF the Chairman.
AT THE MINE.-Having yester day paid
q visit to the Mazeppa mine of the Alps
Company We are not at all surprised al
the late rise in the stock of that com
pany. On the dump is over O hundred
tons of frst-class milling ore and coming
up from the 9th and 18th levels of the
mine are sacks Of ore that assay ST, OOC
per ton. The engineers at the mine are
kept busy night and day hosting. ore,
which is sacked in the mine, it being
too precious to lose by hosting
loose. The dump and hosting
works are opened SO that any one
can visit and see both the ore coming uE
and on the dump. At the works new
boiler is being placed in position, ant
while we were there the cable to be uset
in sinking deeper arrived. 1t looks like
business around the mine and we'll re
pays visit for the purpose of inspec
ton. We will go through the mine ant
mill during the coming week and Civ
an extended notice OF the work
etc. Superintendent Hale will leave fol
San Francisco in about two weeks TO
the purpose Of arranging for heavy ma
chinery for the company's Mazepp
mine, to be put in next spring
GREAT EASTERN AND BAY STATE MINES
e. b. Dorsey left here Wednesday TO
San Francisco, his object in going ther
being for the purpose Of making arrange
ments to hire the 20.stamp mill of th
Raymond h Ely Company to work th
ores of the above mines. The ore froI
these mines average from $45 to $50 pc
ton, and by getting them to Bulionvil
advantage. To get ores to Bullionvi
cheap from Bristol it is proposed
make road direct from there, by wa
of Stampede Gap and Highland, dire
to Bul!ionville. This will prevent Il
rsshipping and rehandling of ore, whic
process is very expensive. Both Il
Great Eastern and Bay State mines vi
have the shafts in them Strengthened I
and whims built for the purpose at to
ing out ore rapidly. Energetic work W
be performed and pushed ahead, and \
hope to see the originators of the wo
make plenty Of money by their ventur
JOHN R JAMES came from San Fra
cisco Tuesday and departed for Silv
Rsef Friday. He will return here
about a week and take the Americ
Flag mine in charge, which will start
work about the first of January.