Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-20

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DEPARTURES,
BY oHNER sALIsBuRYs SALT LAKE LINE.
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NoTIoE TO VoTERs.-The Registration
OF Voters will positively close on Mon
day, at 6. P. NJ.
I. A. SToUTENBURcH, Registrar.
DISTRICT COURT-Fuller. Judg.
The Court met yesterday morning
when the case of the State vs.. Fuller
was called, and the defendant having
heretofore pleaded guilty of the crime of
murder in the second degree, was
brought into Court to receive his sent
ence. Judge Fuller sentenced the
prisoner to fifteen years imprisonment
IN the State Prison. The Judge made
some remarks on passing this sentence,
which we regret we have not space to
publish.
REYNOLDS vs.. Doscher. A motion by
plaintiff for the entry of default was
granted.
The following persons were admitted
to citizenship: j. p. Trapet, France; d,
Driscoll, Ireland; j. O'Dougherty, Ire
land; /. Shreier, Germany; j. Rosen-
skey, Germany; 7. Miller, Ireland; Jno.
Roeder, Bavaria; r. O'Conner, ireland
Jas. McPhee, Ireland; Dennis Wiseman.
Ireland; Chas. Stein, Sweden; G. Molo-
ney, Ireland; J. Sullivan, Ireland; D,
Sullivan, Ireland.
All demurrers were continued until
the 22d. The Court then adjourned.
The BULL1oNv1LLE RAILROAD.
the past week much progress has been
made in this enterprise. The grading is
we'll nigh completed to a point on the
hillside opposite the Sunbeam works.
On the point near the Lillian Hall mine.
the work is quite heavy. The quartzite
crops up in large reefs, and considerable
blasting is necessary to remove this OBJ
stacle. But in spite of all impediments,
the grading is proceeding much faster
than one would have believed possible.
Some of the ties are already on the
ground. Mr.. Sherwood, the well known
lumber dealer, has taken the contract to
supply these, and from that genteman's
well known energy and promptitude no
delay Is likely to arise from that source.
Some of the iron has already been re-
ceived from San Francisco The rolling
mills in that city will supply over 400
tons; the rest will be manufactured in
Chicago. The parcel sent from San
Francisco seems of excellent quality, and
weighs 20 pounds to the yard. The rails
will be united by fish bars, number of
which, as we'll IA spikes, have been re-
ceived. The whole undertaking is well
under way, and moving towards COM
pleton as fast as circumstances permit.
Gen. Page is notorious for not allowing
much grass to grow under his feet, and
with his efficient assistants, Col Carter
and Mr.. Beckwith, is doing all that is
possible to expedite matters.
BUILDING.-We have often noticed the
substantial improvements that are con-
stantly being made in Phoebe. Besides
the larger buildings carpenters are con-
stantly engaged in erecting small dwell
ings and stores in every direction. Va
cant lots are rapidly being covered and
the lines of the principal streets present
an almost unbroken front of buildings.
No sooner are stores or houses erected
than they are occupied, and many par
ties are now eagerly inquiring for houses
which they can rent or purchase for bus
mess purposes.
The COUNTY RECORDERS office will be
removed from the Court House to-
morrow. While repairs are going on at
the Court House the Recorders Office
will be in the building adjoining and
easterly Of Mr.. Rives' Office on Lacour
street.
The LAST DAy.-Recollect that to-mor-
row is the last day for Registration.
This is the last time of asking and those
who are otherwise qualified and want to
vote had better call on the Registry
Agent tomorrow.
DIvINE WosHIP. Services will be per-
formed to-day by the Rev. H. L. Badger
at the Episcopal Church, and by the Rev.
Father Montervsrde at the Catholic
Church.
H & L. Co.-The Hooks were out
yesterday for drill. They went to the
lower part Of town where they went
through their PAGES in good style.
JUSTICES CoURT.-State VS., Mcclure,
ct al. The defendants were each fined
80 and costs, the latter amounting to
$50.
HE Sheriff will remove his Office to-
morrow to cedar street, whore it will
remain until the repairs of the Court
House are completed.
HEaIsrRATIoN.-Ye yesterday and last
evening the Registrar Office was crowd
ed with applicants. The number now
placed on the books ia over 6Of