The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-01-21
DISTRICT COURT.

vada, met in Phoebe on the 10th day of
January, 1882. Present-Hon. H. Rives,
District Judge; w. L. Mckee, Sheriff;
C. f. Patchen, District Attorney; G. 7.
German, Clerk.
The minutes of the proceedings of the
Court for August 26, 1881, were read and
approved. and the following business
transacted: .1f Gfsat1N
The demurrer calender was called and
disposed of as follow: d. NJ. Tyrrell VS..
J. G. HENDERSON, ct al; P. ]. Mcintyre
VS.. j. N. Curtis ct ais. On motion Of
counsel for plaintiff the above cases were
continued for the term.
Joe. McGuffie vs. w. H. Raymond ct
ais; the argument on the demurrer con-
tinued until Tuesday, January 18th, at
I'm.
C. Jas. King of VIM. VS.. J. N. Curtis;
ordered that the time fer giving notice of
motion for the dismissal Of case on &C.
count of the insuficiency Of the bond be
| shortened until noon, January II, 1882.
J. R. Duff VS.. Henry Raymond and
the Raymond Quartz Mill; ordered that
the demurrer in the above entitled action
be taken up at noon on January II.
| The trial calendar was disposed of as
follows: A. o. Hooper ct ais. VS.. M. l..
Lee, and A. o. Hooper ct al. VS.. w. H.
Mcintosh; by consent of counsel, trial by
Court set for Monday, January Odd, at
l o'clock p. NJ.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
| J. McGuffie vs.. w. H. Raymond ct
ais; argument on demurrer continued
until Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
G. Jas. King of VIM. Co. & VS.. j. N.
Curtis; ordered that cause be dismissed
unless good and sufficient bond for costs
in the sum of $500 is filed by Monday,
January 20.
J. R. Duff VS.. H. Raymond and the
Raymond Quartz Mill; ordered that the
demurrer as to complaint be sustained SO
far as it refers to parties defendant; that
plaintiff have ten days previous to next
term of court in which to file amended
complaint and defendants have five days
thereafter to answer; the demurrer in re-
gard to Milton Ryan, intervenor, be and
is sustained; cause continued until the
August term of Court.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
j. McGuffie VS.. w. H. Raymond ct
ais; argument ON demurrer continued
until Thursday, the 10Th inst.
Geo. @. Johnston VS.. Haggerty & Bar.
ton; appealed from Justice Court; case
ordered placed on calendar and set fol-
trial by Court on Tuesday, January "a.
Catharine A. Leahigh VS.. Jeremiah
Leahigh; decree of divorce granted and
| the care of the minor children awarded
to the plaintiff.
The Court orders for publication in the
Phoebe Weekly RECORD, for one issue
Of the Rule adopted August 5, 1878,
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
| Joe.a McGmffie vs.-W. H. Raymond e
ais; Judgment by default entered agains
defendants.
| Court adjourned until 10 o'clock Mon
day morning.
ALL SAME AS SoUAw.-The other da,
very corpulent resident gave an Indial
pair of his pants. After getting tn
pants and trying them on, the Indian pro
ceeded to house where he occasional
worked, and asked the lady of the prem
Uses to loan him pair of scissors. TIL
lady enquired what he wished to do wit
the scissors, and he replied, "cut er
pants" displaying the pants. The lad
observing that they were good pair {
pants told the Indian that he oughtn't
cut them. The Indian dropped the pant
: ON the ground, bent backwards and pla'
, ing his hands before his stomach, sale
/ "Heap all same as squaw."
SUIT COMMENCED. "A dispatch say
w. G. Walker, on behalf of the stool
> holders of the Raymond & Ely, bring
1 suit against Directors Lazard Bros. an
5 E. j. LIE Breton, to recover 5000, OO
claimed to have been taken from the con
pany by a conspiracy between the defen'
ants, by executing notes and mortgagir
the property of the company.
PANACA has the best school house
I the county and the Mormons appear
be more comfortably situated than any
b our settlers, which all goes to prove tn
t the Lord looks favorably upon the Mo
mon religion. Of course all other d
nominations will have their doubts in I
gard to this assertion; but facts are fact
: DIED.-Frankie, the little daughter
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Harrison, aged abo
is seven years, died at Silver Reef at ha
q past o'clock on the morning of t
e 18th, of Group. The child was We
bright little girl and the parents have t
heartfelt sympathies of tier many frien
: in Phoebe.
- WDR. +. c. NICHOLS, who has been on
~ several days tour of inspection of t
=. mines in this vicinity, speaks in glowi
= terms of the Day mine at Royal City a
the MayAower Of Bristol District. TIL
are both rich mines. The extent Of
I'd ore bodies are yet unknown.
y w. j. TowNsHEND, stage agent, pass
e. through Phoebe on Monday on his retu
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