Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-23

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The DISTRICT CoURT convened yester-
day, when ]. C. Foster, on behalf of the
committee heretofore appointed, present
ed the following resolutions as tribute
of respect to the memory of the late
D. W. Perley. The resolutions were, by
the Court, ordered to be entered among
the minutes OF its proceedings, after
which the court adjourned.
Whereas, 1t has pleased an allwise
Creator to lay the hand of death on our
esteemed friend d. W. Perley, and
Whereas, In his death the bar of this
State has lost one of its brightest orna-
ments. and its members have been de-
prived of the society of a genial spirit,
talented associate who, while living. was
alike urbane to the most unsuccessful! as
well as the most favored OF the profess
sion. And
Whereas. We recognize that by the
death of D. W. Perley vacancy exists
that but few can fill. His brilliant tai
epts. cultivated by life of industry, ma
tured by well directed study; his mind
stored with useful knowledge, fully en-
titled him to the position he held-that
of one of the leaders OF the bar on the
Pacific Coast.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that we
the members of the Bar of Lincoln
county, deeply deplore the death of ID.
W, Perley, and that we extend to the
family Of the deceased our most sin.
cere sympathy, and that copy of the
foreoing be given to his nearest rel
atives ban. ...
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Committee ~. s. PIrzEn,
w. W. BISHOP.
QUIET.-Things are very still. indeed.
While the conventions were about to be
or were in session, matters were quite
lively but now they are over--the boys
appear DESTROYS OF taking rest. Politics
and buzzing does very well for while;
they are 10th amusing and exciting, but
continued too long, one is apt to get
sick Of them.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. - This body
met on Monday. On the application OF
the inhabitants of Rose Valley. an cleo.
ton precinct was formed at that place.
John T Bolan was appointed Register.
The members Of the Board then entered
upon their duties as a Board OF Equaliza-
ton. After inspecting the assessment
roll the board adjourned.
MIGRAroRY.--M Many Of our Piochers
are now on the wing. some are gone or
| going to attend the conventions. Others
for a pleasure trip, others for business
and q few, but very few indeed, go TO
seek their fortunes in other localities.
Considering all things. Phoebe holds its
permanent resident population very well.
BLooDED STocK.-From October l to 5
some 60 head Of short.horn cattle will
beat Elko, imported from Kentucky d.
rect by r. 2. SAKE. Farmers and stock
men men who desire to improve their herds
will do well to avail themselves
Of this favorable opportunity Of purchas-
ing some thoroughbred stock.
TMBrRs. At the Raymond 4 Ely
works some immense timbers are being
received. We understand they come
from Oregon. A number OF teams are
also busy hauling immense blocks of
stone. 1t is expected that some of the
machinery will shortly arrive.
The lsraelites of Phoebe respectfully
return thanks to the Hall Committees Of
the Orders OF Masons and Odd Fellows
for rendering the use of their hall during
the Jewish holidays. By order of the
President, @ JONAS Conn.
A. CONN, Secretary. e-. ~.
Township OFFIcERs. Yesterday morn.
ing the delegates to the Democratic Con-
yention who represented Phoebe town.
ship met at Hanly's Hall, and nominated
II. r. Breakey for Justice of the Peace,
and John Wilson for Constable.
LosT-A certificate of deposit for 5000,
issued by Wells, Fargo & Co. in favor Of
Joseph BENEFITS. All parties are eau.
toned not to negotiate it. for payment
has been stopped. See notice in our ad
yertising columns.
PERsoNAL.-To-day Mr.. Wallace lesyei
for Virginia. He has our best wishes
and are sorry to lose him. Our friend
Mr.. Adams with others, will also leav'
to attend the State Democratic Conven
ton aaE=.r.t.
The foundations for j. G. Lynch
new stone building are unusually mass
iVe He evidently does not intend hi
building to fall down for lack OF under
pinning. ., r-4,e ,r
FRAME up.-Most of the framing 70
the new Catholic Church is complete
and in place. The builders are maxim
very fair progress with the work.
BULLION SHIrMENT.-W Wells, Fargo
20, shipped yesterday bullion amountln
to SIS, 445.7l. 'tt.t
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