Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-18

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ruv District Court met yesterday and
.,.octed the following business; j.
W,,nsr vs.. Quinelle ct al; appeal from
,',;,s,s Court dismissed. Wines vs..
o;lms, e. Salisbury; demurrer confessed,
JIM Jill and time given to amend COM
ies.o Wines VS.. Newark S. NJ. Co.;
P PLAIN sustained, leaye and twenty
aeI a;yen to sustain complaint. Gear
dHw sttbews; demurrer withdrawn, and
W. Javs given to answer. Chisley vs..
,sn u hearing Of demurrer continued.
Ibsdie vs.. Wines ct al; stay OF proceed.
A i.ns Granted Wheeler vs.. Floral Mill
iDs' stay of proceedings granted. Peck
w. nodds; motion to dismiss attach
vs.. denied and additional bonds
ut ,,,sa McKilvey vs.. Nevada Central
e oiIC Co; motion to amend notice. etc.,
!s.,rnled and motion for leave to file
'vmandments to statement granted.
Manning VS.. Travis; motion to file
omandsd answer taken under advise
mspt. Sawyer VS.. Lincoln County;
statement settled. Admitted to citizen
shin. g. Dougherty. A. McDougal, c.
Gracev. Ralton E. Gentry, j. Caddy. T.
u Williams, W. Stephens, j. F. Came
RON. S. Waters, j. H. Sasser, S. Hanson,
o. bowman.
CoSenAruLAroRY.-We have to con-
prstulate our friend A. j. Blair on his
bsiug promoted to the dignity Of pater
,auiiss. Yesterday his lady presented
him with a fine boy, whereat A. j.
4 as pleased and as happy al one
man can well get to be, We are glad to
be able to announce that both mother
and babe are doing very well. They and
Mr.. Blair have our most cordial and best
wishes.
Two DAYS ONLY are left to complete
The registry. On Tuesday evening at
o'clock the books will close. Those cleo.
tors who have not registered should not
fail to PRESENT themselves at Justice Van
Hagen's Office tomorrow or next day.
Do not put it off to the last moment, for
press OF business may cause some to be
shut out.
CANvAssING. - Our old-time Austin
friend, T. R. Cranley, arrived yesterday
evening. He is q candidate for State
Controller on the Democratic ticket, and
is looking round among his friends. We
hope that his stay in Phoebe will be a
pleasant one.
REPUBLICAN SPEAKING. On Monday
tomorrow evening our distinguished
townsman, W. W. Bishop, and Colonel
R. H. Taylor, OF Virginia, will address
the citizens Of Phoebe on the issues pre-.
sented by the campaign.
CoRREcr1oN.-In our notice of the
surprise party which took place on
Thursday evening there was O mistake
made 10 the names OF the recipients. 1,
should have been Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McLane.
THAMES to A. j. Blair for O bountiful
supply Of the rosy" The health of his
newly born son and his parents was
drank, accompanied with many hearty
good wishes.
PHuoPESA. - George Washington
Phipps, the great North American bar
keep, has arrived with the sack" a
Panaca Saloon. Lacour street. One
price-one bit! oc18-8t
DEMooRArIc SPEAKINa.--Co A. G. Ellis
Democratic candidate for Congress, will
address the citizens OF Phoebe on til,
evening Of Tuesday next.
LIST OF VoTERs.-We will again re
mind the Registrars throughout tn,
county to send in their lists for publica
ton at the earliest possible moment.
LAST evening heavy shower of rail
set in, which lasted for some time. Til
early part of the day and the day befor
bad been delightful.
SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. -
Morning service at H. Sunday. school a
2p M; evening service at TX. Seat
Ill ifee' Horny l.. RaaeA-. Rector.
REGIsrRArIoN.--At the close of bus
ness last evening 1909 electors ha
placed their names on the register.
To ARRIVE to-day by Hamilton stag,
W. W. Bishop and wife, r. II. Taylc
and F. W. Clute.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo
20. shipped yesterday bullion amountir
to 81, 500.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Services will
held as usual to-day in the new churcl