Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-07

| 'J -A''eoooiSu DS the returns 10
the County Commissioners, which were
accepted BY that body when the official
connt was made, K j. Hanley received
$50 votes, and ]. A. Curtis $40 votes, for
County Assessor. Bullionville precinct
gave Curtis rs and Hanley 12l votes At
the time OF the official count Judge
Hardy, as counsel for Curtis, formally
objected to receiving the returns from
Bulllonvllle precinct, on the ground of
llie9allty on the part of the election Off
GERS in that precinct. The objection was
overruled by the Board and Hanley de-
clared duly elected. Exception was
taken by Judge Hardy, and there the
matter rested until Curtis filed the neces-
sary papers for contesting Hanley's right
to the Office. If the Bullionvile returns
are declared valid by the District Court,
which is to pass upon the legality of
those returns, then all doubt is at an end.
If, on the contrary, the Bullionville re-
turns are rejected, Curtis will be entitled
to the Office. Both Curtis and Hanley
have filed bonds for the faithful discharge
OF the duties of the Office. The matter
cannot be definitely settled until the
VI 'A0 i''i''' 0o''''' vi 'he ''h'
COUNTY CoMMrssIoNERs-Of the old
board lMessrs. Glssan aud MsCannon)
were present yesterday. The minutes
of the meeting on the 31st ult wera reod
bv tho r1ox,, .1 , :, -,
"''' "pp'o'e" ny 'he OH
Doaru' "A rev DIS not hnally acted
upon were passed over for the consilera-
ton of the new Board. Mr.. Glissan.
Chairman of the retiring Board, made
a few remarks to his successors, express
ing the hope that their term of Office
vantaeaons 70 tbo 11ao,I 10 ' mn anu au-
of the new BoardIMessrs. d. A. FuIks
(for the long term) and T. j. Jones and
~ 49,, ~ y. :, Garden-hav'ng been sworn in,
narticnlor nonso @,"'n. NJ business OF
The Rel vii ~ =. "H' 'i"nsuo'eu.
mass nrnn tbo nod - ~ .o'uay W
officers Wv ''''''' VI 'A0 lac" county
COUNTY JAlL.-Sheritf Travis yester-
day received the KEYS NJ tba Cam
tv Jail and tool, formo, ,oa..;o =.
49, ~ WIN '0i ,n"' POSSESSION Oh
rms t,1t1n Al. IL
+,dv % .ho ;,,u,a.os M
oners nav in ioil ons ~ whon, t. - w.;
namor. ona ;s oh,raoa ,,;,h - ,
another with rape, both of whose cases
will lie inquired into by the Grand jury.
There are three cells in which to confine
the refractory when deemed necessary.
The main building, exclusive of cells, Is
about 20xl2 feet in dimensions. and is
warm and properly ventilated. The
prison is of substantial material, and it
would require an expert at iail.breakinp
N'ie'' "N ''''pF'
BROKEN LEG.--Ihaddeus Empey, a
clerk IN the employ OF Sherwood Bros,
met with severe accident few DAYS
AGO. by breakino hi. riobt lao n,aor VOW,
,,,,;. o., :, ny
iph euuti, Snouni n WINE gong
on sr' .n rnh de s "oo,''eniaiiy stepped
o,hia $50 i' ~ ''oIG' .nlo"lns MS
while that it was only a sprain, but the
pam became SO e1cfuciatlnS that 1t be-
nronnnced If hyolo, Tho 10 ni Ln, wno
set, and Mr.. Empey is recovering fast
-,
'hhhiff ) DEPUTIES .. Travis,
our newly elected sheriff, took possession
of his Office Yesterday. Sheriff Travis
has made the following appointments
Joseph r. Hoag, Under Sheriff; J. B.
u uan ila van anu -, e 1v laws DePutles;
Nioht Watcbmen: A, Stanles nenrt,
Sher;ff at RnII;onviile. 1 nSpu.s
Denutv Mt Panaca. John McC,l, nann,v
at Drv yallev. Josenb Starts Dewitt .,
Hike '' Dp''' ~
SELLING Orr-yesterdav tho so,s Of
7 Cobn BRO g STOCK ~ fa,ov ,rd drv
goods commenced Tho b;dd;na was
sn;rited and . laraa omount ,xsS d;sna s"5
II Tbo cola VII h. oo,,t;n ""o u .I 80
and tbnsa IN want % art;olas in that Lay,
wo,,,d do wal, w. o..oma ~, 40 .n". my
L. d. strong's paint shop, Meadow Val
icy street,