The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-10
DISTRICT COURT.

gust 9th. and transacted the following
business, to wit:
All demurrers on the demurrer calen-
dar were set for argument Saturday, the
10th instant.
Trial Calendar called and disposed of
as follows:
P. Heintzelman VS.. Thos. Gillsn; set for
trial August G, 1878. Ralph Clymo ct al.
VS.. ". L. Mckee. Floral Springs Water
Company VS.. A. T. Page ct al. National
Gold Bank and Trust Company VS.. New
ark S. M. Company passed. John R.
James VS.. Alps S. NJ. Company; judg-
ment in accordance with prayer of COM
plant.
The Court. of its own motion, orders
that the following rules in addition to
those rules now in force as the
rules of the Court be engrossed by the
Clerk, and that the same shall take eli.
feet and be in force from and after the
expiration Of thirty days. from the 9Th
day of August, A. D. 1878, to wit:
sin all cases in which u demurrer ia
interposed in any action pending in this
Court, such demurrer shall have at.
tached thereto an affidavit of one or
more of tho counsel who shall subscribe
to the same, that such demurrer is filed in
good faith and that the counsel who in
terpose the same believe that the point
or points in such demurrer set forth are
well taken legal objections to the docu-
ment demurred to and that such de.
murrer is not interposed for delay.
any such demurrer is filed without
such affidavit it shall be stricken out
upon the ex parte application of any per-
son interested in the cause and the party
30 moving shall be entitled to have en-.
tered the default of the party in whose
behalf such demurrer purports to have
been filed.
HENRY R1vEs,
District Judge"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. Gillen; ap.
peal dismissed.
Wednesday-A vsnire of "a Grand
Jurors called, returnable Thursday. Au.
gust 9th.
Thursday-Grand Jury called i'm.
paneled; II. Fl. Day chosen Foreman,
after which they were charged by the
Judge and retired.
Ok THE WAR.PATH.-A regular battle
took place Thursday between q few Of
our Indians near the upper Phoebe works,
dusky maiden being the cause OF it..
One Of the bucks had bullet sent
through him, but unfortunately is not
dangerously injured. This is all the
casualties heard Of. Firing at intervals
was kept up between the parties. who
were hid behind rocks, for over an
hour. We have no objection to their
keeping up that business as long a. they
please among themselves, provided they
hurt no white folks.
AN OLD LANDMARK.-The old theater
building, on Meadow Valley street, has
for a week past been gradually taken
down and removed to Dry Valley, where
it will be erected again and used as q
boarding and lodging-house. Nearly all
the best theatrical talent that ever visited
Phoebe performed at the old theater, and
for that reason it is associated in the
minds of many with the remembrance
OF numerous pleasant evenings spent
there. It will be quite relief. however,
to the property holders on that street to
have it removed as in confagration il
would have made terrible blaze.
A Commemorative mentioned in lssr
Saturdays issue that Pete Deegan was
killed in French's saloon, at Silver Reef
1t appears that this is an error, as in a
letter from Ed. French, dated August
9Th, he says: II would inform you that
such is not the case. He WAS killed in
the Exchange Saloon, owned and kept
| by Ike Fredonski; and, further more,
Johnny Kern does not nor never did
tend bar for me; and. still further, the
aforesaid Dolly Warden doeB not hang ur
at my saloon" We make the correction
in justice to Mr.. French.
HILLsIDE.-It will take about a week
yet before the alterations to the furnace
are made. and it will probably be the Is,
of September before it is started up, 81
the managers calculate to have 10000
bushels of coal on hand before starting
At the mine the engine and timbers are
all on the ground, and commenced thu
erection of the works Thursday. Have
commenced cutting out the shaft anc
strengthening up for the machinery. The
drifts in the bottom of the mine are still
looking splendid.
A LOVE AFrAIn.-A marriage licens,
was issued from the Clerks Office ths
other day for two persons who resid.
near Hike to be united in the Holy bondl
of matrimony at that place. The
parents opposed the match and locked
up the young lady; but love laughs al
looks and bars, and the lady was released
by the aid of her lover, after some diff
Guilty.
FonEMAN.-We learned yesterday tina
Eugene Blair, Superintendent of tn,
Hillside mine. had appointed VIM. Mo
| DonOld Foreman of tha aama This Ia I