Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03
District Court

District Court.
The District Court met yesterday and
transacted the following business, it be.
ing the commencement of October term
The civil and criminal calendars were
continued until November 18th.
State Of Nevada vs.. X. J. Hsnley;
nolle pros. entered.
The the application of Julia Clark to
become sole trader continued to Novem-
Der l3
State of Nevada VS.. Geo. A. Davis; ar.
raigned upon two indictments and plead.
ed not guilty.
Cour, adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning,
WARD Cry. -Skillman, Of the White
Pine News, talking about Ward, saws:
There are abou. eighty houses finished
and IN course OF construction, and are of
| good materials and well built. The town
generally has quite business appear
anee. Our impression is that the popu-
lation and size of the town is too large
for the present amount of business trans
acted there. The most pressing needs
Of the people of Ward is postofice aud
public school.
| We are Informed that next Spring one
or two San Francisco companies will
commence mining operations in the DIS
trict, which will materially increase the
| business prospects of the new camp.
The population of Ward 10 com puted
to be from 500 to 600, but is so scattered
that it is difficult for stranger to be-
lieVe there are so many people living
there.
NEVADA Medal We wers yesterday
shown one of the Nevada Centennial
medals made at the Nevada quartz mill
IN the Centennial grounds, out of pure
Nevada silver. 1t is about the size of a
trade dollar, but much thicker. On the
diverse side is good representation of
the State seal, with a suitable motto; on
the other the figures OF two soldiers, with
the dates l776-lS76, and legend around
the circle.
BULLIoN.-We noticed eighteen bars
OF base bullion at John Roeder's last
evening. the proceeds of a short run of
the Highland furnace. When the new
furnace now IN process of construction
there starts up, and both get to running.
we may expect some first class items OF a
substantial character from our neighbour
ing district.
We see that Skillman, OF the White
Pine News. has got the Democratic
nomination for State Senator from White
Pine county. Good for the aforesaid
BY the way, this seems to be a big year
for the newspaper men. Bates says vir.
tue AMI intelligence is beginning to be
appreciated. Well, that may be it.
ANDY FIFE arrived in town last Sunday
night. He has been swinging around
the northern and central parts of the
state he reports things looking solid
Austinwards.
HE following persons were admitted
to citizenship yesterday: Richard Crow
ley, james Drew, VIM. Cuverwell, W.
H, Donahue, W. P Blum, Peter Welte
and E. Peter.
SHELLEY says: Life, like a many
colored dome, stains the white radiance
of Eternity" but Shelley meyer swung
for Pete at an eight-handed game, and
then got set back with only single lead
The Republican primary will be held
to-day at the building on Main street, for.
merly occupied by Morton & Scbweiser,
The polls will open at 9 A. M. and close
at p. NJ.
BOTTLED BocA BEER, equal to ale, for
family use. Boca Beer on tap. Also the
best of wines, liquors and cigars at the
Panaca Saloon. Lacour street. One
prlce One bitl If
A. B. AND W. J. O'DouGHERrY give
notice that all accounts due the firm of
Miller & Bennett, are to be paid solely to
them, they alone being empowered TO re-
oeive any monesy due.
A SMALL force of men were busilv en-.
gagged Sunday and yesterday in repairing
and putting in trim the telegraph poles
around Phoebe.
The Euterpe Club will note call for
a meeting this evening a. Browns Hall
at P NJ,