Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-24

WoIk WILL oe pusneu aueao In an ener-
getic manner.
PoRTLAND.-The ore from this mine
continues to improve and the ledge is
quite as large, if not larger, and produc-
ing more ore. There is now some so
tons Of ore on the dump. Mr.. Nagle,
the Superintendent says he will CON-
mence shipping ore on Wednesday next.
PIocHE AND BULLIoNvILLE RArLRoAD.-
This enterprise is being rapidly pushed
under the supervision of Col. Carter.
The grading is now completed three
miles below town and the track is laid
one mile and a. half. The grading is be-
ing done in workmanlike manner,
showing conclusively that Col. Carter
understands his business. The Colonel
| informed us that he would have the track
down to the two-mile stake by the mid
| die of next week The heaviest grading
is past, and from this time forward the
work will be much lighter, and if the
engine and cars arrive on time, which
are now on the road, Col. Carter says he
will have the road completed by tho LIST
of January. We hope such will be the
case, for it will be OF much advantage to
miners as we'll as to the community gen.
orally. This road will not only carry ore
to the mills, but will return loaded with
wood and vegetables, thereby reducing
tho prices of said articles, which will be
quite an item to all of our inhabitants,
as well as to mines. Therefore our best
wishes are with this company, and hope
soon to take "spin over the Phoebe
and Bullionville Railroad.
THEATRE - The matinee yesterday
afternoon, giving by the Mason l. Lor-
raine Troupe, was q decided success.
Each of the performers showed to good
advantage. and Miss Maggie Knight we'll
sustained her reputation as a danseuse.
Last evenings entertainment was we'll
attended The feature Of the occasion
was the double clog dance, which will
be repeated this evening. Tomorrow
,, evening the Troupe will present an en-
tire change of programme. Improve
ments in the finish of the building,
which will involve the outlay Of consid-
cradle money, are to be undertaken at
once. The management is determined to
make their entertainments acceptable to
the public, and we hope they will re-
ceive proper encouragement in their un.
dertaking. ....
, DISTRICT CoURr.-At yester days SEES.
sion of the Court the case Of the State vs.,
: NJ. Dolan, charged with being an &C.
y cessory before the fact to the murde,
l of Thomas Coleman in this city some
/, months since, was called up, and nollt
u proseoui was entered. In the case o.
W. T. Reynolds Va. Al H. Doscher Ell al
S motion to open the dsfault Heretofore
e found came on in its regular order, ant
p after argument by counsel for defendant
n the plaintiffs counsel moved the Cour
IS to postpone the further hearing of tn
m motion until Saturday, the 30th; granted
re Thereupon the Conrt adjourned to Sal
y. urday next.
40 DISCHARGED FROM CUsToDY.-Thomt
e. Coleman was killed in an ARRAY in tn
TX town some eighteen months since, an
~; Michael Dolan was suspected of compl
no. city in the affair. Dolan went East son
time after Coleman's death, and durin
r.. his absence the Grand Jury found an il
an dictment against him. On his return /
in was arrested, gave the required bont
10. and awaited the action of the law. Ye
he terday the matter was brought up in Il
N. District Court, when the attorney for Il
is State entered a nolle prosequi, and D
Ir. Ian was set at liberty.
in FIRE MArrERs-The officers of Piocl
90 Hose Company and Lightner Hook al
is and Ladder Company are requested
SO meet as Committee on Fire Laws,
Ike Hamilton's Club Rooms, this (Sunda
afternoon, Nov. "a, at 2 o'clock.
zoe punctual in attendance, as business
his great importance to the Department "
are be introduced.
OF PRA1sEwoRTHY.- case of desti'
"a ton referred to in these columns vest
MI. day, was taken in hand by gentlem
law cognizant of the facts, and during
in afternoon the sum of $105 was raised
MP the unfortunate lady and handed to h
At Burrage's Drug Store, Main sire
u directly opposite Lacour street. is
aot largest and best assortment of pure drr
ON on and patent medicines; also perfume
,st fancy goods. paints, oils, turpenti
20" ':. lamp chimnies, etc. o2-1n
on H. WARD is now receiving a la
.ne stock of black walnut and other b
.;ch steads, all Of latest pattern and super
workmanship. His stock can be
spected in the new furniture warerool
~! Main street.
in Mr. H. c. CHAPLIN, late Of San Fran
ices co, is among the recent acquisitions
lna- our population. He takes charge Of
es;mi books OF the Sunbeam, Excelsior
nar Mazeppa mines.
lred DUE To-DAY.-The following pass
lter- gers are due to-day from Hamil'
=, Miss Fanny Carr, Vincent Mesral, I
the abeth Mesral and NJ. McOnsde.
feet.
and The Board Of County Commission
n, of had no meeting yesterday, and sta
con- adjourned till tomorrow Monday
ade. the nsnal bour
work .H..