Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-03
- TR,cx.-The heavy rain that IL

sTe.cK.-The heavy rain that fell
-. hsfore Yesterday, will assist materi-
III, in getting the race track in excellent
ao1atiOn for the approaching meeting.
Ths horses in training are getting along
sns,v. and everything seems to portend
last successful and agreeable time
l %U The coming races. Visitors to the
auit. y;Il find excellent accommodations
t, ,Ss Jockey Club Hotel, where Mr..
~ will receive guests with that
Ma NJ and warmth of welcome 80 pecul-
G is,ls bis own. As he is somewhat OF a
, ".a,s;,Opomist, he has taken care that the
ss a';rs shall be presided over ty chef
c {; actnowledged skill and repute.
1.,,bsr Nichols has also provided HIM
III and on occasion dispenses spiritual
s son of very comforting charac-
ter.
vrs,rrye.-We had the pleasure yester-
a,v Of meeting Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer,
ubo are visiting Phoebe for a few days,
and will probably stay over the races;
To Mrs. Gilmer we shall always feel
nUasr great obligations, COR during a
un aary ride from Salt Lake hither she
W. W. nitv on three or four half frozen
wa famished stage passengers, got up
aa' most unreasonable hour and
~ s..sa,ly set before our delighted gaze
w. ot the incest meals we ever ate.
Wa then made solemn vow, that if our
lind hostess ever run for an office, she
sborn surely have the vote of this
local,
DISTRICT CoUBr.-Yesterday morning
The case of G. S. Sawyer vs.. Lincoln
County was resumed. The jury i'm
nsneled in the cause returned verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of $1,000.
Dnripg the argument the counsel en-
gagged thought they would add force to
their reasoning by pitching into each
other physically. The belligerents were
separated without any harm being done,
and after duly apologizing to the Court,
vent on with the case. The jury en-.
wathe fun, and returned verdict as
ADORE stated.
REGIsTRATIoN.-- This is getting to be q
serious business; time is getting short,
and those who intend to register had
better do so at once. To-day is the Sd,
and the books will close on the Goth, al
90. m. So there is not a great deal OF
time to lose, more especially as every.
body will put it off till tho last moment,
and then somebody will be left out in
the cold.
For CoLoRADo. Our friend N. Yves.
coat left yesterday morning for Salt
Lake on his way to Georgetown. Color.
ado. He has been sent for to make sur.
yeys Of some mines in that region now
in litigation. These are the suits in
which Colonel II. l. Thornton is engaged
as counsel, and who is now in Colorado
conducting the proceedings.
Ballet. Wilson Haskins, who some
time since shot at and wounded Steve
Williams, has been admitted to bail in
The sum of $3.50. He gave the required
securities Williams is now walking
around and appears to have recovered II
sgrest measure from the effects of tn.
wound
Yesterday, after the storm, proved t.
beapleasant day. The mud dried NJ
rapidly and this little admonitory hin
Otan early Winter will soon be forgotten
i the dose is not repeated, which w
hope ii may not.
County BnLs.-On Monday next tn
Board of County Commissioners meet
so those who have bills against tn
county had better file them to-day o
they may be shut out
WR WILSON. at McAlpin's Saloon
issole agent for the Daily Enterprise
Eureka Sentinel, Salt Lake Tribune an
Appetons Encyclopedia.
PAGE & PANAcA.-Yesterday opera
tons were again resumed in this mine.