The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-09-20
DISTRICT COURT.
Doings Of the Past v eek.

ing. p'eS'u'
me Court Calendar, though not large
contained greater humber of case. ,h,n
Is usual. The lcalendar was called and
disposed1of as follows:
Geo. Moody vs. o. F. Riee-Contested
land case set for Thursday Sept. IS, to
be tried by the court.
Henry Sharp vs.. G. w. Riebard-co,
Tested land case, set for trial on Monday
Sept. %.
Emma d. Butler Adm'x. Va. A. w
'eer-Contested land case, set for Mon.
day Sept. %.
FRANK Walker vs.. o. F. Rice-Con.
tested land case, set for trial on Thurs.
day, Sept. Is. by the court,
L. T. Betz VS.. A. B. Clute sndl John
koeder. -Damage suit. demand $50 act
ior trial by jury on Thursday, Sept. 25.
Henry Welland Va. Wesley Williams
and Mary Williams. This is suit to re.
cover SlO29 81 that Plaintiff claims TO
have paid out for Defendant in mining
transaction at Royal City. Jury waived
BY both parties and the action to be
tried BY the Court on Tuesday the 23rd.
Thomas Taylor VS.. W. s. Godbe, s. T.
Godbe and Frank Godbe-The Plaintiff
In this action seeks to recover 800 600
from the defendants for alleged damage
done to the Phoebe and Bullionville Rail.
road. The case will be tried on Wed.
nesday the Oath inst. by the Court sit.
ting without Jury,
>. bonzani vs.. Silvio Papina-Appeal
from the Justices Court. Phoebe Town.
ship. Appeal dismissed for want of
prosecution.
A grand jury OF u persons was sworn
In by the Court, aud soon thereafter be.
gan business. Later in the day the
grand jury returned into Court and
made partial report, finding true bill
OF murder in the case of the State vs..
Henry Parish, and ignoring the charge
in the case Of the State vs.. j. H. Nc.
Donald, charged with killing one named
Gust Waldbsrg at Condor Canyon, on
the first of this month.
TUESDAY.
State VS.. Henry Parish Defendant
was arraigned on the charge of murder,
and was granted until Thursday, the
18th, in which to plead to the indict-
ment
No business was transacted by the
Court on Wednesday.
THURSDAY.
State vs.. Henry Defendant
appeared and pleaded mot guilty" to the
indictment previously found and moved
the Court for change of venue 10 the
case, one affidavit. made by defendant
himself being then filed. The motion
will be heard and determined this after.
noon.
The ascot Geo. Moody VS.. o. +. Rice
came on for trial, occupied the Court all
day and WAS left open for the introduc.
ton of further evidence this morning.
Owing to absence of witnesses, and
one or two other minor reasons, the case of
F. Walker vs.. 0. F. Rice was continued
for the term. Court then adjourned
until to-day at one O'clock when the
motion for change Of venue in the
Parish case will c"lne up for hearing.
By order of the Court, fifty additional
names were selected by the County
Commissioners from the Poll lists to
serve as jurors if needed during the pre-.
sent sitting.
SATURDAY
In the case Of the State VS., Parrish,
the motion for q change of venue was
heard by the Court at one o'clock this
afternoon. A half dozen affidavits were
submitted on both sides. The Count
declined to rule definitely on the motion
until after an effort to impsnel jury
ia the case shall have been made. The
case therefore will come UP for trial on
Tuesday next, at l0A. M.
Geo. Moody W. o. F. Rice-Further
evidence introduced. case argued and
submitted to the Court. The Court an
nounced that he would file his decision