A Court-scene In Nevada

Pending the trfid o bohjfl i Millor, receutly, in tíie Justioé - ■ úrt tar gtond laivony, Juctge Piteer's i k Newfoíindland dog, seeing th-.ú bis maeter was a Little exated ov.r the e , thougM an oüict dog nftjnea "#Ef" .vas mtruding and diaturbing his maater.'onti inimediately bounoed him. Tholálwyoua p ent endeavpred to sepárate ttrom, tbeJudgosat on Uw boncdl smilii'K it, tbeiï cii'l'-avdrs. Aflcv they wc sepr anilod, by the aid of Constables uul offioers, Bishop mado the remar tbat the Judgö prmáeA bjérü rtog-fight with inore dignity ttun any nan he ever Bftw, at which J. C. Foaíííi' moved tbat Bishop be flned for contempt oí court, ! Avliioh was done, and t; ■ filló iu;ule ' nominal and liquidad ing