The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-05


!. III. Hanford, fees. ..................... l59 81
Clark l. Bro, merchandise. .......... Is rs
u. Il. Alexander, salary. $50 90
record Pub. Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ so
Il. Il Morton, salary. ................. 15v w
John Q. Lynch. salary. $50 90
John n. Craig, salary. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Money for INDECENT sick. .......... so 90
d D. MARITIME, ice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Thompson Campbell, salary. 500 90
Ed. Rice, School Census Marshal. ...... 20 90
W. l.. Mckee, fees, etc....... ......... 274 90
The petition signed by the requisite
number of citizens of Bunkerville to
have a school district established was
presented and filed and ordered laid over
Tor future consideration.
The petition of Martin Horton to have
a toll road franchise extended was pre-
scented; and, on motion, it is ordered that
said franchise be and the same is hereby
extended for two years, subject to the
conditions of the Act regulating toll roads.
Ordered that the following named per-
sons be and are hereby appointed In.
spectors of Election in their respective
precincts and that the polls be held at
the several precincts herein set forth
Phoebe, David Cohn, A. A. Young and A..
Thompson. polls at Courthouse; Bullion
vile, VIM. Gedling, p. M. Butler and
John Cahill, polls at school-house; Pa
nacs, G. W. Edwards, G. W. Whitney
and j. Fl. Langford, polls at school
house; Long Valley, John Canaan, E..
E. Barter and Chas. Burke, polls at mill;
Meadow Valley Wash. A. G. Yoaoham,
j. e. Colburn and VIM. Culverwell, polls
at Culverwells house; St. Thomas, Robt.
Logan, John Tate and l. Jennings, polls
at Justice office; Ell Dorado Canyon, A..
D. Wilcox, VIM. Piatt and Davis, polls
at the mill; Bunkerville. George Lee, W.
Bunker and E. w. Levitt, polls at Geo.
Lees house; Hike, Henry Sharp, Louis
Stems and Z. Chaffee. polls at Louis
Storms store; TEN Pahute, J. J. Smith,
Jacob Gross and G. @. Bradley. polls at
house of j. J. Smith, Glover Valley, D.
Bills, Taylor Bird and H. Mangum, polls
at school-house; Spring Valley, II. o.
son, E. Rice and F. Walker, polls at the
schooi-house; Eagle Valley, II. X. Cham
lain, W. G. Moody and VIM. Lytle, polls
at school.house; Rose Valley, W. G.
Glissan, Jos. Coumerihl and WIN. Pulsi-
pher. polls at school.house; Dry Valley,
VIM. Keeler, Jos. Thibault and James
Duff, polls at mill office; Bristol, w. F.
Mills, John Wicker and 9. Kastberg, polls
at Mills store; Royal City, Abe CARROLL,
r. Drolette and j. Carr, polls at Roe
der's store; Lake Valley, John Campbell,
@. l.. Greenleaf and A. Prairie, polls at
Greenleaf's house.
Ordered, that the Clerk OF the Board
give notice, as by law required. that there
will be a general election in this county
on Tuesday, the 9th day of November,
A. D. 1878, for the purpose of electing
State, District. County and Township
officers. said notice to conform with sec-
ton 407 of an Act relating to elections.
1t is further ordered, that the ballots
to be used at the ensuing election shall
b. printed on good quality of white book
paper and the size shall be four and one
quarter inches in width by ten inches in
length; the names to be printed on the
left hand side of said ballot, so as to al
low names to be written thereon. And,
further, that said ballot or ticket shall be
free from marks, characters or device, or
anything that could enable any one to
distinguish by the back, or when folded.
from any other legal ticket or ballot, in
accordance with sections - and IA of an
Act in relation to elections.
The Board then adjourned.
SEVERAL large shipments of 4 X Snow
fake flour were received by T. G. Pou-
jade during the week. But however
high he piles it up, the stock seems to
melt before the continued attacks Of
eager buyers. 1t is seldom that an article
OF real merit becomes 80 quickly popular
but, almost without exception, every one
who has tried the -four which Poujade is
selling pronounces it better than the
average California article. It is really
somewhat remarkable that, even good az
the article is in itself, the public should
have 80 quickly recognized its merit.
But this no doubt is owing in part to the
fact that Piochers are an independent
set OF people who do not blindly accept
the opinions of others but give whatever
comes before them fair trial and think
and act for themselves. When every
housekeeper in Phoebe shall have tried
the article we feel quite we'll satisfied
that it will be the most popular brand Of
-four ever imported to this market.
H1Lns1DE.-Are sinking both inclines
at this mine-on the front and back
ledges-at the same time running drifts
both east and west. The main incline ia
down to depth of 200 feet and have q
ledge of good ore coming in at the bot.
tom, three feet wide. The drifts and in.
clines are yielding ore abundantly, which
is being hoisted and shipped to the fur.
mace as fast as teams can carry it. The
furnace is running splendidly, turning
out large amount OF high grade bullion.
We understand that owing to there moi
being facilities enough to smelt the
quantity of ore coming out that there
will be new furnace erected. Bristol
looks very lively and new buildings are
going up continually.
REPUBLICAN T1cKET.-We publish to.
day the Republican State, County, Ju.