The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-06
DISTRICT COURT.

Oh Tuesday the January Term OF the
District Court opened, Hon. Judge Rves
in the chair.
On motion of Thompson Campbell, the
Court ordered that answer be allowed by
defendant in the case Of c. Quilici VS..
Devne 4 Co, the same being omitted
from proceedings of October IA, 1882.
The calendar was called and disposed
of as fellows;
j. &. Henderson VS.. Lincoln s. NJ. Co.;
continued for the term by stipulation.
The trial calendar was set as follows
A. Bumister VS.. Craig & Williams; set
for trial January 4.
Albright VS.. Albright; set for trial
January 9.
L. d. Turner VS.. 0. p. Sherwood, and
j.. II. Pierson VS.. T. j. Osborne; both
cases set for trial January II.
j. +. Ryan VS.. creditors motion to
dismiss petition set for Saturday January
u.
Estate Of H. L. Sprague; petition for
confirmation of sale of real estate filed
and Saturday, the 18th day Of January,
fixed as the day for the hearing
On Thursday the case Of Bumister VS..
Craig & Co. was heard and decided in
favor of defendants, land on Friday the
case of c. Quilici VS.. Devine Co. was
heard. 11WnU NlT
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS. - The
Board of County Commissioners, CON.
posed of Veitch, Ronnow and Nesbitt,
met on Tuesday and transacted the fol.
lowing business: The official bond of the
new officers were examined and the fol.
lowing approved: T. Campbell, District
Attorney; o. P. Sherwood, Sheriff; G.
II. Alexander Supt. Public Schools; DR..
Bell, Public Administrator; j. c. Hen.
derson, Assessor; L. j. Osborne, Clerk;
o. P. Sherwood, Ex.offlcio License Col.
lector. G. H. Fish, Recorder. The
bonds of A. A. Young, as Justice of the
Peace of Phoebe Township, and Charles
Stern, Justice of the Peace at Hike, were
also approved. It was ordered that the
County Treasurer file new bond in the
sum of $4,000; said bond to be increased
when considered necessary by the Board
of Commissioners The bond of $50, 900
given was disapproved. 1t was ordered
that the officers Of the different town
ships be notified to file bond each in the
amount of $1,000. 1t was also ordered
that all officials, before purchasing arti-
cles that their offices require, should give
the Chairman of the Board list Of such
articles, or else the bills for the same will
be rejected. 1t was ordered that $500
be transferred from the Fire Warden
Fund to the Fire Fund. The monthly
and quarterly reports of the county offic-
ers were read and approved. The follow
ing bills were presented and allowed; G.
Nesbitt 1915, 7. R. Bird $24, Record
Pub. Co. $685. D. G. Clark $3l, John
Sheath $24. w. E. Griffin SIS, James H.
Goodrich $685., A. Adelman $3.50, j.
Eisenmann l. Co. $3.50, Floral Springs
w. Co. $3.50, and the Usual salary bills.
THE following named persons were
drawn as Grand Jurors: Geo. T. Terry,
Ed. Cults, 7. E. Flagg, A. C. House, ].
R. Duff, A. c. Yoacham, w. C. Glissan,
A. J. Blair, R. d. McLane, J. Essen.
mann, Louis Sultan, A. w. Geer, Louis
Stern, L. F. Morton, j. H. Goodrich,
Frank Godbe, j. o. Gelabert, T. Dor.
rell, C. P. Ronnow, Lafayette Lee, J.
Poujade, G. r. Barton C. NJ. Hopkins
and H. w. Newton.
THE Eureka Sentinel failed to arrive
on Thursday evenings stage, owing to a
miscarriage of the mail, we suppose. As
the Sentinel furnishes the Southeastern
part of the State with the latest tsle-
graphic news, it was a great disappoint.
ment to its many readers in this vicinity,
who were all anxious to learn the full
particulars in regard to Mr.. McConkey's
death. ~ .'' -..s- Ae' aal
The largest turkey brought to Phoebe
during the holidays came from Cleve-
lands ranch, White Pine county, and
when dressed weighed fourteen pounds.
Mr.. T. G. Poujade's numerous hungry
friends managed to make it soon disap-
pear. e;- &c e6EWTF-1
A VERY pleasant soiree was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pou.
jade week ago, and those who had
the pleasure of attending were enter
tanned most agreeably by the genial
host and hostess.
c. F. ANDERSON, who recently moved
from Silver Reef to Oakland, California,
has taken his departure from the latter
and will hereafter reside at Salem, Ore
gon. daAs
THE Bristol Company is now making
a success in working tailings, there being
a profit Of six dollars per ton. There are
but Ave men employed at the mill.
Miss GEORGIA CLARK, who has been
absent on two.month's visit at her sis
ter's, who resides near Eureka, returned
home on last Saturdays stage.
L. s. Scorr has fixed up the back room
of his store at Bristol, and the Bristol.
ians while away the dreary hours playing
for cigars.
THE Hon. R. A. Riepe, Assemblymau
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