Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-19

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NoTIcE TO voTERs.-The Registration
of Voters will positively close on Mon
day, at 6. P. NJ. agyii 81.
= T. A. STourENBURGH, Registrar.
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The RAYMOND & Ely AND THE KEN
rUoKY.-With reference to the use of
firearms in the. ground in dispute
between the above companies, yester-
day Mr.. Cavalier called at our Office aud
made the following statement: That he
lid let contract to sink the Kentucky
aft SO feet deeper; it is now down 1862
pet. That on Friday morning about
alf-past three men were engaged at the
bottom of the shaft removing timbers
(which had been placed there by the
Raymond & Ely company. While doing
this, blast was let off, throwing down a
quantity of dirt, and number of shots
were fired from the Raymond & Ely.
Seeing the belligrent attitude of affairs
the men were raised from the shaft, and
the work OF sinking suspended. None
of the men were hurt.
SAFETY FROM FIRE.-Yesterday it was
pleasant sight to see the abundant
stream Of water pouring from the n.y.
drants through the hose. 1t shot many
feet in the air, and will in case of fire be
found of incalculable benefit wherever
the hydrants are placed. With the exer-
else of that vigilance which every citizen
in justice to himself and the community
ought constantly to exhibit, it is to be
hoped that Phoebe will not suffer any
serious loss from fire for some time. In
Austin, in this State, the citizens, by
care and watchfulness, were exempt from
loss from fire for period of fully five
| years. 1t is to be hoped that Phoebe may
share a like immunity.
The BALL.--Last night at the new hall
in Halpin's building was very gay and
elegant affair, rejecting much credit on
the managers. The hall being perfectly
new looked so fresh and neat that it OF
itself invited to enjoyments. When we
looked in it was being rapidly filled b,
a company of elegantly dressed ladies
and gallant gentlemen, and things were
going on AS gaily as marriage feast
The music was good and the ioyou.
crowd were eagerly availing themselve.
of the opportunity to enjoy the pleasures
of the dance. 7-af 3d..
WATERING STREETs.-The Hose Com
pany were most usefully engaged yester
day, when they attached their hose to tn
hydrants and gave the streets one goo,
sprinkling. The clouds of sitting dus
raised by gust of wind or passing We
hicle, are a source of great annoyance t
all, both pedestrians and storekeepers.
RETuRNEp.-we are informed that Col
Lightner, the superintendent of tn
Meadow Valley, returned yesterday. W
bid the Colonel welcome home and hop
he enjoyed his trip to the metropolis Q
the Pacific.
The San Jose House, Main street,
few doors below our Office, is now pre-
pared to furnish hot and cold baths
The house is intended also for the &c
: commodation of dodgers as soon as it
finished. ~"
The VENUE in the jumping case ha
been changed from Lacour street to til
Justices Court, and the matter or th
part of it in which the State figures a
prosecutor will be heard on the %
: instant. se N.
JUSTICES CouRr. State vs.. McClul
ct al: The evidence is closed and th
argument will be heard this morning
State VS.. Phillips and Brown: The hea
ing in this case is fixed for the 23C
: State VS.. Lana ct al: To be heard Q
the 23d.
Mr.. RosENTHAL announces that tickle
2 in his Christmas Lottery may be col
Q tended for at the Shooting Caller
4 Main street. No charge will be mac
for the use of the gallery when lottel
> tickets are commended for.
Two MORE DAYS only are left for re
g istration. All voters not yet on Il
s books should be careful to see that d
>, time does not expire. before they ha
s placed their names ON the register.
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