Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-16
PIoCHE TOWNSHIP,

| Il. A. Buck, 5S9 3 597
T. Wheeler, 591 8 500
j. A. Caldwell, $50 8 58s
For Justice of the Peace-William NJ
Wilson, 80.
For Constable--Moody Bacon, 80.
EAGLE VALLEY
For Justice:of the Peace-H. X. Cham
berlain, 10.
For Constellation Hammond, 10.
For School Trustees-John Bennion,
10; S. r. Weston, 8; Robt. H ,mmond, 8.
ST. THOMAS.
For Justice of the Peace-Robert Lo-
gan, IL; d. Bonnelli, 1.
For Constable--Auguste James, IL.
For School Trustees d. Bonneli, ~;
Isaac Jennings, II; Abraham James, IL.
Los VEGAS.
For Justice of the Peace-O. D. Gass,
8; j. B. Wilson, 1.
For Constable-W. Knapp, 4.
ROSE VALLEY.
For Justice of the Peace-S. w. Wes-
ton, 7.
For Constable-Thomas Lockney, 7.
For School Trustees-I. N. Knight, E.
Lockney, and J. H. Boynton, Q each.
COUNTY OFFICERS. = The votes are
counted, and if every body amt satisfied
with the result, the misfortune is theirs
and the fault not ours. We might have
been better pleased with the result for
Sheriff and Clerk, yet our partisan strife
is over, and so we extend to the Sheriff
and Clerk elect our earnest hope and
sincere desire that they may fully meet
the expectations of their supporter, and
the public. While We regret that the
Sheriffalty is so soon to pass from so
efficient an officer as john Kane, it is
pleasant to reflect that the office will be
filled by worthy man for the next term.
The reelection of p. B. Miller as County
Clerk is fitting compliment to corte-
ons officer and obligin9 gentleman. W.
II. Henderson has been reel cted Aud
itor and Recorder without opposition-a
tribute to his fidelity as an officer of
which he will prove himself fully
worthy. The choice of John Roeder by
so handsome majority over worthy
competitor shows the high estimate
placed upon him by the people of the
county The election of ID. A. Fulks as
County Commissioner will never be re-
GREETED by the people, as he possesses
all the necessary requisites of honesty
and capacity.
LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION. The official
returns show the Ell ction of Judge r. S.
Clapp, Rep. as Senator for tho long
term-a very reliable and worthy gentle
man; John r. Wilson, DEM, for Sena-
tor (short term)-a gentleman whose
worth We have learned to appreciate year
by year for well nigh quarter of a cent
ury; L. l.. Shoaff, Dem, n brother print
.r; Thomas Wallace. young man Of
falr abilities, who we are sure will acuuit
hlms' If creditably as the repres entative
from Lincoln county; AMI last, though
not least, z. A. Craigue, very unpre-
tennlng man, but possessed OF industry
and other requisites for good legisla-
\ tor.
fHE Bright Union Slfety Lamp, for
the sale of which John Ennis (Peanuts)
is the agent, has been exhibited to our
admiring gaze. 1t is equal if not supe-
ricr to the student lamp; gives clear
light. and is not addicted to the habit of
smoking which characterizes many
lamps now in use. Give the Bright
Union Safety Lamp a chance. 1t may
be inspected at Wilkins saloon, Laeour
| street. ....
OMIssIoN.-Mr. Patchen. in giving a
| list OF officers chosen in White Pine,
omitted to mention the re election of J.
Il. kittrell, Esq, as District Attorney.
The list Was given from memory, and the
omission was therefore not wonderful.
Mr.. kittrell is Democrat, and very
worthy gentleman.
WILL ARRIvE.-The following passen-
gers will arrive to-day from Hamilton
VIM. Ormond, Chas. Keam, w. Johns,
H.. B. Hayes, Francis Caraher, T. NJ.
Lakeman, Father O'Neill, j. B. Puauett,
Ed. Marshall, Mary Corcoran, James
Curtis, Jas. Boyd, and S. Laury.
JUSTICES CouRT.-In Justice Stout
enburgh's Court yesterday second jury
trial of the case of the State VS.. Bean.
mont, for selling goods and liquors with.
out license, was had, and resulted in a
conviction. Sentence at 10 o'clock this
morning.
"DIvoRcED". After disposing of the
horse disease, the Presidential election
and the Boston fire, we are permitted to
attend to something more sentimental.
and accordingly give place on our
fourth page to poem by 5. w. DeLacy.
WEED SEWING MAcHrNEs.-A few left.
Get one now, and SO run no risk of
breakage in shipment. Satisfaction
guaranteed, and in struction gratis. At
the old " Review Office. nl6tf
The Lorraine & Mason Troupe gave
their second entertainment last night,
and will perform again tonight, with an
entire change Of programme. Go and
SEQ them. ef,F RI -F
The Rev. Thomas Fraser, Missionary
Agent Of the Presbyterian Church, will
preach next Sunday, Nov. 18th, in the
School House of this place. at II o'clock
A.. and ot