Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

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as Sheriff; sureties, W. w. Bishop. q.
NJ. Sabin, o. p. Sherwood. John Roeder.
+: w: Ciute, Louis Sultan, Jas. Cronan,
n. ward, 4. McAlpin, A. H. Emanuel,
). Coin. Louis Fensenthal; also, S15, 200
as ex-officio License Collector-Sureties
Z. Donahoe, w. C. Glissan, NJ. McClus-
Key, ii. Mathey, Louis Tardos, j. j.
Halpin, W. FL. Clarke, J. j. Maggie, A. j.
BLAIR, Harvey Boone, Louis Klein, A. l..
Page.
County Clerk, P. B. Miller-Bond,
So 900; sureties, A. Brown, C. Wieder-
hold, +. Heintzelman, F. hasten, F. w.
Clute. ..
Treasurer, John Roeder-Bond, $780,
900; suretes, Louis Sultan, James Gro
nan, W. G. Glssan, H. Soils, Louis Fell
senthal, Louis Klein, Myles Quillan, w.
>. Travis, b. +. Sides, A. H Emanuel
Recorder, w. H. Henderson-Bond,
10000; sureties, S. C. Barnes, Henry
Rives, a. w. Geer, p. McCannon, Chas.
Wiederhold; also, as ex-officio Auditor,
$4,000; sureties. John p. Kelly, Louis
Sultan, w. NJ. Wilson.
Assessor, X. J. Hanley-Bond. 81, 900:
sureties, E. Donahoe, S. c. Barnes; as
ex-officio Tax Collector, $4,000; sure
ties, Ihos. +. Hanly, O. P. Sherwood,
l.. Klein, A. NJ. Polleys.
District Attorney, Geo. Goldthwaite-
Bond, $4,000; sureties, C. NJ. Pryor,
Joseph Cook, j. c. Foster, S. C. Barnes,
Myles Quillan, James Clancy, julius
Hoffman, j. r. Pedler.
Public Administrator, and ex-oficio
Coroner, ID. L. Deal-Bond, $4,000:
sureties, John P. Kelly, S. C. Barnes.
Myles Quillan, W. Manning, James w.
Wright, Fred. Baker
Superintendent of Schools, Louis Sui
tan-Bond, 1000; sureties, John Roe
der, w. S. Travis.
County Surveyor, E. Schoppmann-
Bond, $4,000; sureties, S. G. Barnes.
.'ohn Cartwright, julius Hoffman, o. p.
Sherwood
Phoebe Township, T. A. Stoutenburch,
Justice of the Peace-Bond 5000:
sureties, p H. Wand, John Pattie. d.
Wilkin, c. M. Pryor, Il. McAlpin. Con-
stable, Smith Gray-Bond. $4,000 sure
ties, D. A. Curtis, A. Delmie, S. c.
Bullionville-J. H. Goodrich, ]. p
Bond $4,000; sureties, j. NJ. Worth,
Chas. T. Ely. Albert Staples, Constable
Bond 5000; sureties, Henry Schafer,
Thomas Gillian and P. D. Butler.
Hiko-Wm. M. Wilson, J. Pond,
$1,000; sureties, Louis Stsarn, Charles
G. Heath and A. W. Gaer.
D.. A. Curtis, contestant for the
office OF County Assessor, presented his
bond also, but X. j. Hanley having been
declared duly elected to that Office, the
Board did not pass upon the bond of Mr..
Curtis
Petition of Mrs. Clarinda Stanton,
widow of the late Daniel Stanton. was
read and laid over till next meeting.
Account of Mrs. Grambs for meals for
jurors, S2l, allowed
The Board then adjourned to Monday,
Jan. 10, at IL o'clock a. III.
APPo1NTED,-Smith Gray our township
Constable, on Monday appointed George
c. Boyd Deputy Constable and night
policeman. Mr.. Boyd is well known to
all of our citizens as an excellent officer,
performing all his duties in the most
correct manner. Our town has become
infested with a large number of petty
thieves, who prowl around in the dark
ness to rob and steal. Mr.. BOYD has
served some time as an officer in Phoebe,
and will use his best endeavors to pro-
tect the property of every one.
To ARRIVE To-DAY.-The following
passengers left Hamilton yesterday, who
will arrive on to-day's stage: T. r.
Barnum, c. Dohs, NJ. Fuller, John Valer,
Jas. Morgan, Mrs. ]. r. Staples and
children. In reference to Judge Fuller
an explanation is due. Yesterday the
Judge telegraphed the County Clerk that
he failed to connect as he had expected
to do, and would leave Virginia last night
for Phoebe. He will not be here before
Saturday.
DEPUTIES. - p. &. Miller, County
Clerk, retains J. NJ. Hanford as his Dep
uty for the term on which he has Just
entered. w. H. Henderson, County
Recorder and ex-otficio Auditor, retains
as his Deputy Jos. G. Henderson. Both
offices are in good hands, and We are
sure the people will have no cause to
regret the choice they made at the last
election.
DISTRICT CoURT.-When the Court
adjourned last it was to meet an the 9th,
tomorrow, but rs Judge Fuller cannot
be here at the thine appointed it will be
the duty of the Sheriff to adjourn the
Court from day to day until the Judge
arrives. It is not probable that much
business will be transacted befors Mon
day.
LAND BUSINESS. N. Granger,
Register of the Land Office at Belmont,
arrived last evening. He will remain
here for several days, and any one having
business connected with public lands in
this district, will do we'll to call upon
Mr.. Granger, at Bishop & Sabins Office.
RARE SPORT. -Tc-morrow afternoon
some rare sport is offered at Mitchell's
saloon, Meadow Valley street, being q
butting match between two American
citizens of African descent The stakes
are 5000 side, and the price of ad-
mission is 81.
d. L. Deal & Co. succeed Jesse Beene
in the drug business, at the well-known
stand on Main street. DR.. Deal contin-