The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16
DISTRICT COURT.


Campbell; case appealed from the JUS
tice Court; passed for the term.
James Callaghan VS.. Nesbitt & Bro.
continued for the term upon the plaintiff
paying oil costs up to date, tho costs to
be paid previous to the Oath of Decem-
Der. 1878, and such additional costs as
may be accrued to December "a, 1878.
Floral Springs Water Company VS..
Lincoln county; case dismissed.
Clymo vs.. Mckee; continued to Janu-
airy term of Court.
VIM. Garrison vs.. Alps s. M. Com.
pany: judgment given on the following
liens, to wit: VIM. Garrison $348, G. +.
Anderson 1901, B. H. James $3.50, I. G.
Mayen $1S5, r. A. Riepe, assigned
claim of Mosier, 1929, Jos. Eisenmann
1928, M. Rourke 1878. Jos. Latus STA,
Jos. Kilburn 1922, J. Manning, assigned
to s. Brisacher, $74, M. R. Kaufman,
assigned to S. Brisachsr, $50, r. Tobey
1912, ]. Sheath $56.25, r. Husband
$288. ]. L. Donahue 1868, D. G. Griffin.
assigned to j. Shier, 1864.
In the matter of the estate of John
Russell. deceased; ordered that letters
issue to George Russell. The final &C.
count of M. 2. Gossett being rendered,
ordered that a citation issue for said M.
P. Gossett to appear January 6, 1879,
with the proper vouchers to render an
account of such expenditures. Thomp-
son Campbell appointed as attorney for
the absent heirs.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Garrison vs.. Alps s. M. Company;
judgment was obtained for the amounts
due them by the Alps Company by the
following named parties: Dan Sullivan,
j. Toms, S. Brisacher, an assigned &C.
count, W. Cox, M. Kott, E. Richards,
s. Cox, @. Oaty, F. Radish, E. Blewett,
T. Keyer, P. Long. T. Collins, E. Null
coy, M. Sullivan, j. Phelan, Jos. Stew
ems, w. Corkish, William Harvey, W..
Waters, Jas. keenan,, H. Merritt, John
Frethey, Thos. Symons, John Murphy,
w. Cline, John Costa and E. Sullivan.
GREAT MEAT DIsPLAY.-It has been q
time honored custom among the jolly
butchers the world over to make great
display Of meats when Thanksgiving day
approaches, and the latest and best
cattle, sheep and hogs are always pro-
cured to make thess exhibitions. One
of the finest displays in this line can be
seen at LOOMS & Adelman's Peoples
Market, on Meadow Valley street. Huge
TANKS of beef, covered with yellow fat,
and looking as il the beeves had purposely
got themselves into the best condition to
do honor to Thanksgiving tables, lines
the sides of the shop and bespeak the
yield of juicy roasts and tender steaks.
Monster hogs hang from the hooks, and
sheep so large that Mary would fail to
recognize them az her little lambs, with
various other appetizing meats, abound
| in this market. Call and see.
That JUDGE QUESTION. Wsdnes-
day, previous to the County Commits
sioners going through the vote of the
several precincts, q notice was served on
them that several votes had been cast in
Phoebe Precinct for I'M. Fuller for Judge
OF the Seventh Judicial District" and
that the same did not appear on the tally
lists, and notifying them to count the
same. The Commissioners refused to do
SO because no proclamation bad been
issued for q call for the election of Judge
of the Seventh District, and now we
understand that application is to be
made for mandamus from the Supreme
Court to compel them to make such
count. We do not suppose the matter
will ever amount to anything.
SLANDER.-A lady of Phoebe. who had
been slandered, traced the affair to its
author, and no Thursday evening, with
the aid of q six.shooter, compelled the
individual who had uttered the SANDER
to walk to her abode, where he was
made to deny to the man to whom he
had related it, that he had made such
statements. The result was that the
lady was satisfied and the man to whom
the slanderer had made the statement phi
a good sized head on him. Served him
right.
ANOTHER AcoIDENT.-On Sunday las
another cave occurred in the Meadow
Valley mine, whereby miner named
Collins was confined under pile of dir,
for two hours before he was finally res
cued. When the cave occurred Collins
saved his life by pressing board abov.
bis head and keeping the dirt from com
ing down on him. When Collins was re-
leased he resembled ghost more thar
live man.
PAY Your TAxEs.-Next Wednesday
the Goth OF November, is the last day t
pay taxes. previous to the ten per cent
delinquency. Those that wish 10 avoit
that percentage for only q months gFac.
had better settle up previous to that time
To facilitate matters and to enable al
who wish to pay their county taxes be
fore they become delinquent, the Count,
Treasurer will be in his office on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday evening"
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