Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-07
r,n,s's FA1B.-The Fair for the bene

LADIES tAIB.-lhe an Aoi 'uo oeno
9, If the Catholic Church was very vel
attended last evening. A large and or
dsrly company were present, who seemed
20 enjoy themselves greatly. Tickets fol-
,.s,ss and other matters went off like
hot cakes, and there is ev,ry reason to
hons that the undertaking will be sue
osssful. financially as well az socially.
W. hone so, at any rate, for the object
" which the proceeds will be applied, is
a most worthy one, and should meet
With the encouragement and approval OF
,l our citizens. After the main bust
nsss Of the evening was over, those pres
ant ,ndulced in a pleasant dance which
s.s enioyed by all. The Fair will be
amen every evening this week, and we
bslieye and trust will be well patronized.
Rve,srRA11oN.-Ye about noon
tbers were S4i names entered on the list
Of this precinct Justice Van Hagen in
farms US that some persons labor under
an immersion that in order to register it
Is nacss.ary TO exhibit poo,.tax receipt
tor the current year. This is an error,
the payment of poll-tax is not requisite
to entitle any qualified elector to reg
istry. 1t costs nothing to register, no
Zee Of any kind is required, and all cleo.
tors should make it their business to
enter their names, so that on election
aay they will be able to cast their ballots
ior such candidates as they may deem
s,psdient Justice Van Hagen wishes
Us 10 say that on Saturday evening he
will keep his Office open until p. m. to
give those who are unable to attend in
the day and opportunity to register.
VISITING Our young friend, Henry
Cresswell, is paying visit to his friends
in Phoebe. We had the pleasure Of
meeting him last evening and was glad
to find him well and in good spirits. Mr..
Cresswell is now living at Belmont. Nye
county, and is candidate for District
Attorney Of that county. He tells us,
though elections are uncertain things,
that be is in good hopes of being sue.
cessful. He has our best wishes, for we
are sure that he combines the two great
qualifications for public office, capability
and honesty. II elected he will make a
most creditable record.
A FINE TEAM.-Hugh White, the we'll.
known and respected proprietor of the
Southern stage line, arrived here yester.
day from Salt Lake. He reports matters
on the route in first rate order. He
brought fine team with him which
have remarkable turn of speed. One
Of them is well-known as the Butter Ball
horse. The team is for sale and will
most probably find ready purchaser
during the meeting.
For CoNsrABLE.-Wes. Williams an
nounces his intention Of being candi-
date for the position of Constable for
Phoebe township, subject to the decision
Of the people at the polls. Mr.. Will
liams has long been a resident of Phoebe
and is well and favorably known to all
our citizens. If he should be elected, he
will, without doubt, make an efficient
and faithful officer.
Northampton the Goth inst ball
will be given at Highland by Mrs. Drew.
That lady is making great preparations
to insure the comfort of her visitors.
Good music will be provided, also an
excellent supper. which will be got up
in more than ordinary style. We hope
that number of our citizens will take
the occasion to enjoy pleasant ride and
delightful evenings amusement.
The coming races are attracting hither
considerable number of horse men.
The town is filing with visitors and
there IS every prospect of quite lively
time during the meeting. The late
rains We understand have materially
benefited the track and every exertion is
being made to get it in fine order.
FROM SALT Enthusiastically Colonel
henner arrived from Salt Lake. He
brings with him two fine horses-a trot.
ter and running horse. Unfortunately
II Is too late to enter them in the coming
races, but the Colonel will probably be
able to make match race before the
meeting is over.
DISTRICT COURT The case of j. H.
Rice, assignee Of Sherwood & Bro, VS..
D. l. Wilmans occupied the Court until
late In the evening. About 10 O'Clock
The Jury came into Court with their find.
inngs on questions of fact, on which the
Court will frame its decree.
BILLY THE STAGE BoY.-Take notice
that for the three days racing Billy the
stage Boy will have on hand and to hire
saddle horses, wagons and stages, read,
az all times. Tickets for the races to b,
mad at the principal saloons in town.
10 ARRIVE R. McAlpin, H. Levy
W. l.. Pritchard, f. J. Travis, H. Car
Rehter, ID. Morris, M. Ballenberg ant
unad. Empey will arrive to-day by tn,
hamilton stage.
hE1uRNINa.-To-day we see by gu
kilograms that several Piochers who hay
oeen attending the conventions are O,
~ DoShs anu hiuDuR OtQeT, WI
n0"ce K. McAlpin and H. Levy.
CONSIDERABLE goods are arriving 70
our merchants. Among others T.
fouJade yesterday received large add
ton to his stock.
The County Commissioners will NEE
To-day for the purpose of making tn
necessary orders relative to the AZ
preaching election.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-wells, Fargo
20: shipped yesterday bullion amountln
to 80, 1859.
HE RAcEs.-Horse racing at Fou
Mile House during the week. II
human race at Panaca Saloon, Laco,
street. One price! one bit!
w n e., -. a.