The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

One or two other cases are also talk q,
of, and the coming term of court will
find larger docket to dispose of thar
for several years past.
In the Justices Court at Hike las
week. Geo Blythe was tried for assault
with deadly weapon on John Purtscher
The trouble arose over the location of 4
mine which Blythe claimed Some
words passed between the parties when
Purtscher called Blythe some vile name.
whereupon Blythe reached r his henry
rifle which was lying against the side Of
the cabin. Mr.. A. w. Geer caught the
rifle and took it away from Blythe
tie was arrested and tried as above
stated, the jury standing 5 for acquittal
aud . for conviction. The Jury being
unable to agree they were discharged, as
also the prisoner.
A bottle of Trib sho uld be in every
household
Salt Lake Herald: At the present
rate of progress, the Union Pacific will
reach Desert Springs, sixty.fve miles
south OF Milford, about the middle If
June. aud arrive at Phoebe, some thirty.
i've miles from the springs, in the early
part of November. A gentleman who
was recently up from Phoebe saws the
depot, or station, will not be located in
the town proper, but about three miles
distant from the center of business.
Last Monday heavy hailstorm visited
the town and couple Of claps of thun.
der were so heavy and close to town that
buildings swayed as if an earthquake had |
struck us. The storm was heaviest in
the mountains northwest of town and
the hat at the four-mile wells was GOV.
cred with water.
Mrs. T., Mitchell met with quite n go.
we're accident Thursday morning. She
started to go down the back steps at her
house, when her foot slipped and she fell
to the bottom distance of some Is feet.
Her forehead and face is quite badly
cut, otherwise she sustained but little
injury.
Miss Maggie Clinton returned from the
Wash last Saturday. The school term
closed there last Friday, and the people
II the Wash are highly pleased with her
md hope they will be fortunate enough 8
n securing her services for the next
chool term. I
The old adage of "a merciful man is
nerciful to his beast" does not seem to
Ne remembered by many of our team.
ters Judging from the abuse given the
'oor overworked and heavy laden ami. ;.
nails, going up Meadow Valley Street to
he smelter..
fine vein of gold ore has recently i,
'een discovered in Comet district, which
ssayed $36 per ton. Heretofore ASSAYS
ave not been made for gold either in al
his district or Irish mountain, though tt
Indications point to such deposits. fe
Tom Mcdonald came up from Pahran. =,
asat last Friday with batch Of ore from =.
ms Interchangeable mine, which pulped
go ounces in silver per ton. A few
"'ote such shipments will cause STAN. a
peae to Irish mountain. iii
:, !, ne dance given last night by the l. :,
y ~ r. at Browns Hall was well at.
''"ued and splendid time had by those
resent. The hall was tastefully deco. 81
''ed with the regalia of the order and bs
vergreens ns
p..h. 81
nafoecues are getting to be the latest
~ III town. To see how the beeve
eaus are polished would make an out. lo
"er think the party had been on a II
'ree months prospecting trip. "
several of the old landmarks on Mead.
valley Street are being taken down Va
:" VIII commence new career as part VI"
The new mill now in course erection orc
the Reduction Works.