Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-06

uorotions IN Inc uSoooo "
ips ,,v owners were ordered by tho
P'0psl' Assessment of Cohn & Bro. re-
D ,sssa 5000; c. C. French. raised $500;
S HIs, $1,000; Mrs. Goodrich. re.
oAu s,5o; Mrs. Grambs. reduced
du' soo. Mrs.. Harris, reduced $3.50; Mrs.
SLOW, m'I reduced $3.50; Mrs. L. Hyde,
7. hyaaes Zoo Mrs. Lee, reduced 81. 600;
leduceTS ssrsball, reduced $1,000; Mrs.
Ms; h saSuced $500; Mrs. McCulioch.
Maleni; $500; Mrs. Malley. reduced
, ..no' Mrs. Meehan. reduced s4o0; Mrs
wv NAN reduced $1,000; Mrs. Neehan,
M, ,Dssd $500; Mrs. Odds, reduced SiOo;
redl'eSa ,s sU reduced $1,000: Mrs. Stan
Mn ;pIs'sOa,. reduced $500; Mrs. Ward.
ton ..Ss25O The following unsatisfied
reaa ,'.,ss and liens were ordered
n0ns'S DIaced on the assessment roll:
% u n Fargo & Co.. $7,S61; Wells.
r %1 4 Co., $4,000; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
ssn sNO0. s L. Lee, $1,000; w. w.
S S $500: N wescoatt: $500; n.
Blsnop, SsoO: p. Hogan, 81, 500; H.
Me seHnb 5000; Phi. Felsenthal. ST.
a fde u z Wescoatt, 5000; E. A. Smith,
s sgo- " ! MYERS & Bro, $3.50; G.. G.
S S, 81 500; A. H. Emanuel. $500;
peI G Morrison, s5,5l7; P. Heitzleman,
s-ES. Sherwood & Bro, $500; +. A.
S snct $50; F. Wheeler & Co.. 81, 766.3O.
P adjourned sine die
cOrS-y COMMISSIONERS. Present, q
,ru BOARD The resignation Of James
w.G,.eOr as Registry Agent for High
land Precinct was read and accepted,
and ], D. Hickox appointed in his stead.
Tbs following bills were allowed: A.
Hahn, S7l.lO, E. Hamilton, $427 so;
George Byington, S90.75; Phi. Felsenthal,
sl59 "A; c. P. Ely $50; John Connerton,
SASS. S, McAdams, 1925; j. r. Hoag,
for special deputies at the primaries,
$500; John McManus, 1925; John Nc
Mspus, board of prisoners, 1907 so; G.
". .Birdsall, S242; j. B. Van Hagen,
$685. w. H. Henderson. $3S4.75; P.
B. Miller, 1925; George Goldthwaite.
800; Mrs. G. Wright, STATS; Floral
Svrng Water Company, S64; John Roe.
la, $40; D. L. Deal, $245: Peoples
Yrist, $40.75; C. Wiederhold. $3.50;
lA. Fulks, $3.50; T. j. Jones, SIG;
CIR Garden, $16S.40; I. G. Poujadc,
s8.s3; &. r. Alexander, $3.50; d. G.
Clark & Bro, $3.50; A. Nj. Findlay,
$50; W. S. Travis, sos. Board ad.
journed to Wednesday, 9TH inst.
Observation-Disclosures of those terrible
calsmities which those who follow the
business of mining are so constantly
exposed to occurred yesterday, and a
worthy and useful citizen was, without q
moments warning, hurried into another
world. From all we could learn of the
matter, the accident did not arise from
the fault or carelessness of any one con-
nected with the mine. It appears that
the deceased was in q sitting posture,
and was moving his position in some
way, but slipped and fell into the shaft.
We believe the cause Of many of these
sad accidents arise from the lack of eau.
ton in the men themselves. They grow
50 accustomed to the presence of danger
that they eoaso to toho proper precau.
tons and often fall victims to their lack
Of care.
THE District Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. F. Wheeler &
Cows Floral Mill Company; supplimen.
tY decree ordered to be entered. Enc
Yk Co. vs. Sherwood & Bro. decree
ordered in conformity with the terms o.
stipulation heretofore filed herein
Heltzleman VS.. Gentry; continued unit
Monday next. Jacobs Il Sultan vs.
Heltzleman; continued until Novembel
sitting. J. H. Rice (assignee) vs.. d. L
Wllmans; trial resumed and was not con
cluded, when the Court adjourned unit
soclock this morning. During the sit
ing oil Court the following persons wer,
naturalized Vim. Taylor, John Sampson
Z: Watkins, James Tregar, Andrew
Walker, William Tregear and Osca
Booker.
AfATAL ACCIDENT occurred on Sunda,
afternoon at the Raymond & Ely mine
Aman named Patrick McEntee, while en-
gagged In retimbering the shaft betwee,
Inc nine and tenth levels, by some mis-
nap be slipped and fell down the shat
o'he next staging, distance of som
MY odd feet. When he was picked u
he was found to be quite dead. The d,
ceased was born in County Cavan, Ir,
and' and about so years old. He ha
ueel On this coast many years. and wa
much respected by all who knew him.
AN AGREEABLE AFFAIn.-On Sunda
evening number of the friends of Mr.
katherine Williams assembled at IL
Cosmopolitan ResaiifAfs to oelebra
ls opening Of that establishment. I'll
l hostess Received her guests most hospi
sOly' and the evening passed xtway mo
agfeeaoly. When the company separate
al united in wishing their generous q
Ni.Alner the prosperity and success 81
so well deserves.
iHE funeral of the late Patrick 4
Au,ee took place yesterday afternoo
"nu was attended by very large nu,
v ,t Of the friends and acquaintance
, .ue deceased. The procession was We
. ous ana imposing, citizens on foot, vi
issue .oNued oy their presence their sense
,b be worthy character of the deceased al
tis s fearful manner in which he came
iHE LADIES FAIR for the benefit
Ae Catholic Church, opened last eve
msat Hanly's Hall with tolersble !.
tendance. 1t will continue open for I
,e'nalnder of the week, and all who wi
" usist most laudable and benefic
purpose, will not fail to be present
sOa'noute their mite. This evening
I rss, oand will be iniattendance which '
perform some agreeable music.
iHE assessment roll was yesterday
A'sfed to the County Auditor for
s ru,pose Of extending the State /
ouunty taxes for each individual, and
M.s'alning the totals of the asses
Ss ount Of property and the ia
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