Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-29

DrsrDcr,CouRr.-A. W. Geer vs.. Chas
Matthews; hearing of demurrer con
.;nrea TO October 10. F. Jackets VS.
p;ocbe Water Co.; demurrer withdrawn
,.,ardants have ten days to answer
u.,.nab S. NJ. Co. VS.. W. J. Kelley; de
nnrrer sustained; plaintiff given leave
~ mend complaint, defendant given to
October Sd to file answer. A. Delmoise
20 Central R.R. Co.; continued to Octo
W, 90tb Morrison, Jr.. VS.. ID. Wilkins
al argument on demurrer partly
s :. and continued until this morning.
7 Govrans vs.. Huhn & Hunt 5. Nj. Co.
;rsomept ordered as prayed for on plain
,;s's complaint. Magnet Nj. Co. vs..
Dana 4 Panaca S. NJ. Co.; remittiteur
tom supreme Court entered on record.
= Wheeler ct al. vs.. Floral M. n. Nj
70: submitted and taken under advise
ment The following persons were ad'
m;ttsd to citizenship: NJ. Abadie, 5.
Rrisscher. Manuel Morris and James
yesbet The court adjourned to ten
o'clock this morning.
Pvc,srEpEp,-So far 13l voters have
been registered. Considering that there
we're some 1900 votes cast at the prima-
rios It would appear that not much pro.
nrass has been made in registering the
eeiectors of this township. Our citizens
Shonld remember hat it is their duty to
s nnts md TO enable them to vote they
n,ust register. Further, if they intend
=, rsc;ster. it is no use to put it off until
,ba last moment, for then they may not
get chance
BOARD OF EQUALIzATIoN.-Present, full
hoard. The following persons were no.
tilted to appear on Sept. 80, to show
c,u,e why their assessments should not
be raised: S. Ashim & Bro, Jacobs &
sultan. Myer & Bro, II. Lewis, Beaupre
& Bro, T. W. Clute, p. Harrison, L.
Wheeler & Co, H. II. Day, Superintend-
RAYMOND Il Ely S. NJ. Co., ID. NJ. Tyr
r4li, Superintendent Meadow Valley S.
NJ. Co, D. iCrittenden, Superintend-
ent Newark S. NJ. Co.
ARRIVING. Every day some of the
teams arrive that are hauling the timbers
Mamachinery for the Raymond & Ely.
Yesterday wagon, drawn by ten yoke
Of oxen, hauling the big timber for the
pump.bob arrived. It is 30x36, nearly 80
feet long. and is 81 hundred weight.
The rest of the machinery is nearly all
completed, and much OF it scattered all
along the road from the Bay to Phoebe.
A Breakdown in the Celestial por-
ton of the town the moon-eyed natives
Of the middle kingdom were so busily
engaged in driving off his Satanic Ma
jesty that they forgot to look after the
sparks from their re.crackers. Some
pieces of the castings fell among a pile of
old rags, and after smouldering a while
blazed up, but were soon extingushed
without the aid of Mclean man.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-The services at
The Episcopal Church on Sunday even.
ing were quite interesting. They were
directed more especially for the benefit
Of the children. of whom there were
quite a number present. Mr.. Badger
preached an excellent discourse, and the
singing by the Sunday.school was very
pleasing
SAD to think that man may be born
into the world, live his brief allotted
span and sink into the silent tomb, with
gu. having known that the best of drinks
and cigars are only one price, one bit, at
Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. se2S-lw
SUNDAY passed over very gently with
nothing more untowardly than couple
Of dog fights and man fight. The latter
was but slight, short and the reverse of
savage, and the combatants were soon
persuaded to take rest.
JuRIEs. - We understand that it is
probable that n venire for panel of
trial jurors will be issued in day or two.
We believe it is not contemplated to en-
pane! grand jury until next term.
BAE AND EATING D.-The Com.
mittee of the Jockey Club advertise that
bids will be received up to and inclusive
OF the ID inst, for the hire of the
eating stand at the race course.
RNED,-Yesterday we were glad
to welcome j. r. Clark, who has just re-
turned from trip to the East. He
looks well-as if his journey had agreed
with him
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo e.
70, shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to s3,47j.
TO TO ALEXANDER Main street, op.
poslte Lacour. for your drugs. my2ti