Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-14
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

LAND OFFgcE.-From a conversation
nth C. Foster, the newly appointed
Re,ister of this District, We learn that
,he archives and records will shortly
arrive here, when IN Office will be opened
nna business transacted in the ordinary
o,r,sa Mr.. Foster tells us that while at
Rslmont he glanced over the records,
Ia 90 far as he was able to tell, every
thing was entirely regular and well kept.
NJ Foster also said that from all the
Information he could CLEAN, Mr.. Sine
was entirely innocent OF any misdoing.
or Irregularities in his office. We were
Glad TO hear this, for we have known
Mr.. Sine for fourteen years, and should
ba sorry to find that he had become an
odept in Cameron's class of addition,
diyision and silence. We however can
congratulate our fellow-citizens on hav-
inc the Office moved hither, and those
nersons who have land to enter, pre-
empt, or to take other steps to secure,
had better take steps to protect their
titles SO soon as possible.
DISTRICT CoURT-Before Hon. NJ.
Fuller State VS.. Nevada Central Rail-
road Company-TEe demurrer herein
filed was argued and submitted, and was
by the Court sustained; leave was given
to plaintiff to amend its complaint, to be
filed within ten days. John Julian VS..
T, Robinson ct al.-Continued until Sat-
urday. State vs. Rosamrrgay-On this
oona1 trptto, IA,
for a continuance, which, after argu-
ment, was by the Court overruled; the
case will proceed this morning, when a
jury to try the cause will be impaneled.
CANTATA. - Some benevolent young
gentlemen, Mr.. Wyatt and Mr.. Levin
among the number, are making arrange
ments to get up and present an operetta,
the proceeds Of the entertainment to be
given to Mr.. Evans, who is suffering
so severely with his eyes. We are sure
that our citizens will literally patronize
the entertainment, and all will be will
ing to promote its success. A musical
performance OF this character would be
quite treat, independently of the chari.
table object of the undertaking.
ArFLIcTED-Mr. Evans, n deserving
and Industrious citizen, is suffering from
so severe an affection Of the eyes tina,
he is compelled to secure the attention
Of some eminent oculist. To do this re.
quires money, and Mr.. Evans is poor
This being the case, some gentlemen
P Holland among the rest-havs taken
the matter in hand, and will solicit sub.
scriptions to assist worthy, industri
Gus, but unfortunate man. To the ap
plication Of these gentlemen we bespeaL
favorable response.
DEPARrED.-Our young friend P. More
leaves this morning for Carson City. Mr.
More is an expert typo, and pleasan,
and obliging young gentleman, and We
heartily commend him to our brethren O,
the craft as well deserving their conf
dence and esteem.
JAMEs CRoss, an old pioneer of thi.
region, died yesterday at the Count,
Hospital, of pneumonia. Though mar
in humble circumstances, he was re
spected and esteemed by all who knew
him. He Will be buried to-day at
o'clock.
QUICK SALEs-cash down-small pro
tts-best quality-one price-one bit
Panaca Saloon, Lacour street.
aprl4-lw
The following passengers were tele
graphed from Palisade, dated the l2tl
and 18th: Mrs, Greenleaf, Miss Hyme
and S. Falk.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - The bullion
Shipped by Wells, Fargo 4 Co. yesterda,
amounted to Sl5,7Sl.47.