Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-10
District Court.

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State VS.. Maxwell; bench warrant or,
aered to issue and to be admitted TO bail
in the sum Of 5000.
Virgins VS.. Meadow Valley Mining
Company; Quint and Edgerton substitut.
ed as attorneys Of record for plaintiff,
also A. b. Hunt. ,sliI a.51 $3.50 rr
Magnet Mining Company VS.. Page &
panaca Silver Mining Company; Bishop
and Sabiu ordered added ms attorneys OF
record for plaintiff. t-rl Ell
Abadie vs.. Peck; Solomon vs.. Fuller;
CuIyerwell vs.. State Bank; Hopkins vs..
Dunn; Virgins VS.. Meadow Valley
Mining Company; Fox VS.. McGrath
Barnes VS.. Culverwell; Snodgrass VS..
Travis; Jacobs VS.. Murray; Yoacham vs. 4.
Keel; Galloway VS.. Gilbert; Hastings vs..
Perley; Keogh VS.. Glissan; Boyd vs.. Ma
poyn and Lawrence VS.. Gray; continued
for the term. -.
Emanuel VS.. Lincoln county; State vs..
Central Nevada Railroad; State VI. Flo
nl Mill & Mining Company; to be
brought up for trial on one days notice
Manning va Travis; set for the 10th.
Brown vs.. Flanagan; Jacobs 4 Sultan
VS.. Heitzleman; set for the 18th. s5ofi
Magnet Mining Company vs.. Psge &
Psnaca Silver Mining Company; set for
Nov. 90. 'sg- " a171' i,ai
Havana Silver Mining Company Va.
w. j.. Kelly; set for Nov. 10. "a slF
Davis vs.. Emanuel; set for Nov. &c.
j. d. Hickox vs.. Harrison; set for
Nov. 10. = ~
Wilson vs.. Gray; Lee Va. Clute ct al. /;
set for Nov. 25. taE.-ts $50 sdr
Lawson vs.. Gray; set for 24th inst.
Wagner VS.. Quinelle ct al; set for Nov.
l4th. . r 10 orft
Gandelte VS.. Travis; Jury partly i'm
paneled Continued until this morning.
Williams vs.. Newark Silver Mining
Company;. argument on demurrer and
motion to strike .out partly heard, and
hearing continued until Saturday next.
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UTAH SOUTHERN RAILRoAp.-We have
been favored by Mr.. A. Barbour, the
Secretary Of the Raymond l. Ely Mining
Company, with the perusal of letter
which describes the operations now 60
ing on for the extension of the Utah
Southern Railroad. The work on this
line 10 being pushed and is expected to
reach Nephi or Salt Greek by Spring.
Jay Gould on his recent trip inspected
the road and has purchased half of it,
and with his assistance, and that of other
capitalists, the work will be continued
until the line reaches the coal and iron
fields Of Southern Utah. The iron for
that portion extending to Nephi has oil.
ready been purchased and 10 on its way
thither. The, grading is rapidly pro.
crossing. It is expected that much Of
the freighting for Phoebe will be sent by
this route, and that Salt Lake City will
become more Of point OF supply for
this region than il has been hitherto.
JUST ARR1vxD and to perform and er.
hibit for one night only, at Hanly's Hall.
Tuesday evening. Nov. 10, 1874, Muse.
um Of Living Wonders, wild animals and
afrst.cass minstrel troupe. Tho above
frst-clasS exhibition will be given at
Hanly's Hall on this Tuesday, evening.
in which the justly celebrated Dick West.
ern will appear as the comedian in the
minstrel performance, with favorite
banjo solos, songs, dance, etc. Harry
Lyle, George Rowan and several others
will also appear. In fhe gymnastic de.
partment the celebrated Little Brothers
on the horizontal bar and acrobatic feats.
In the museum department will be found
large collection Of wild animals, tropi-
cal birds, a Mexican lion and an educated
hog. Doors will be open at 7 O'Clock,
and to secure seats call early. Admis-
sion 81 90; children 80 cents
FuNERAL.-The funeral ceremonies of
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F.
Hanley, which took place on Sunday
last, was attended by very great num-
Der oil the friends and acquaintances OF
the parents OF the deceased babe. The
services were conducted at the Catholic
Church by the Rev. Father Monteverde,
who delivered short but affecting dis.
course. The Reverend gentleman pre-
ceeded the procession to the Catholic
scemertey. and performed the solemn
burial rites at the grave. II was sad
occasion, and the bereaved parents have
we respectful sympathy Of all their
CONSOLATION Yesterday afternoon q
good and reliable Republican was com.
forting himself with the thought that il
the party had lost New York and Msssa.
chusetts, they had elected John Yule.
But ut was ever thus. etc." Subsequent
Developments indicate that Mr.. Yule was
defeated, and then our friend got no and
averred that there was no balm in
Gilead.
FhE.-Between three and four o'clock
last Sunday morning fire broke out in
Chinatown. It consumed the building
in which il originated, but did no farther
damage. The fire department turned
out. but the hre burnt itself out 80 rapid.
~ that It was not deemed necessary to
turn stream ON to it. i1-.'as
CARNIVAL BALL.--The members OF the
Fire Department have determined to give
their grand carnival ball on the evening
OF Thursday. Dec. 10. Great prepare.
tons are being made to make the occa-
sion complete success in every respect.
and is already causing the aid Of q cos.
tuner to be invoked for the purpose OF
providing elegant and recherche dresses.
Social PARrr.--The Young Mems So.
c'al Club Of Phoebe will give their second
social at Hanly's Hall on the evening Of
Wednesday the 10th inst. From the sue
cess that attended the first Of the series.
there 10 no doubt but those who are fav'
ored with invitations will enjoy delight
ful evening. m
HIKo RrTuRSs. We are informed By 4
friend who stated that his authority was
reliable. that at the above precinct Yves.
coat received 16 and Yule IS votes. We