Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-05

CoNGRATULAToRY TELEGRAMs.--In ad-
dition to the Geographic message sent
over the Western Union line on the I'd,
we append the following: -
PIoCHE, New, Oct. Sd, 1879.
To E. p. Peckham, President Stock
Board, San Francisco, California:
The citizens of Phoebe salute their
brethren of the western metropolis, and,
with Geographic communication com
pleted and railroad connection in the
near future, assure you that the mines
of Eastern Nevada are rich and extensive
and the rapid development of this noun
tain region gives promise of bright and
prosperous future for us, which will be
materially aided by the cooperation of
the monied interests of your city. Hop
ing that the present friendly relations
existing between the residents of this
mining centre and the business men of
the metropolis may continue and grow
stronger with the lapse of time,
We are, etc,
A. L. Page, j. B. E. Cavalier, Frank
Kenyon, B. T. Sides, Jas. W. Wright f.
| A. Buck, Fl. l. Thornton, Pat. Holland,
J. S. Pitzer, VIM. W. Bishop, Geo. NJ.
Sabin, W. S. Travis, B. w. Field, P. c.
Lyman, o. p. Sherwood, ID. Corson, S.
l.. Wallace, John Henderson.
According to the Review there are two
tickets to be voted tor to-day for dele
gates to the Republican County Conven-
ton. Not being on the inside, we are
unable to distinguish 'tother from which,
but here are the names of the gentlemen
to be voted for:
VIM. Snodgrass, E. A. White, M. D.
Mitchell, G. A. Speaker, John Craig,
Phi. Felsenthal, Capt. Frank Cook, F.
A. Campbell, George Scammon, A. A.
Young, E. f. Morton, Frank Wright
Joseph Opie, F. H. Kaine, J. r. Hoag
George STANDARD, VIM. Alperson, W. +
Retallack
Joseph Hoag, Frank Kenyon, George
Miller, r. d. Benner, VIM. Albertson
S. Snodgrass, P.J. H. Schmidt. A. John
son, Joseph Opie, A. NJ. Polleys, s. R
Nichols, W. W. Bishop, s. Higgins
John Chverly, George Laity, w. Cor
man, W. Clancy, Russ. Scott.
Col. CARTER.-Among the arrivals b.
Wednesdays Salt Lake stage we wer
pleased to meet Col. Carter of Salt LAX
City. Col. Carter came here for the pun
,, pose of constructing the Phoebe and Bul
lionville Railroad. He is man of cor
,, siderable experience in building raj
roads, having completed contract o
,, the G. P. r. II. to the extent of Is
/, miles, which proved satisfactory to Go,
Stanford and his associates.
, BUzzING.-To-day the Republican pr
. mary election takes place. This and tn
, near approach of the County Conver
tons of both parties renders buzzin
. electors. and delegates more especial,
I in order. A friend the other day dryl
remarked that he thought both partie
were experiencing a sad want of cand
g dates and that in Phoebe the Office
y would have to diligently seek the men
Q fill them"
n REGIsTRATIoN.-We are glad to ST
y that the citizens are taking proper il
q terest in the matter of registration. La
q evening we found crowd at the Off
10 of the Registry Agent, Main street, a
n tending to their duty in this respect. II
Agent will be at the Court House duri,
:, the day and over Persons Saloon ca,
- evening from to 10. 1t is hoped eve
le citizen will have his name registered.
a. RAFFLE.-A rattle is announced
e. come off at McCluskey's saloon at
early day. The prize is one of Jaco
Il, quarter second and second, lever esoal
- ment, 25-ruby jewelled compensated b
ne ance watches, valued at $780, Eigi
ne chances at So each. Tickets may be {
IL tanned at McCluskey's.
as r. B. Ross, late Superintendent of
Chief of the Hill mine, arrived yesterd
.. by the Salt Lake stage. He was acco
~ panied by his wife.
GoNE.-Our friend P. L. Shoaff left
80 the Salt Lake stage yesterday, and v
~ be absent several days.
PETER ANDERSON, a native of Cop
lie. hagen, Denmark, was admitted to c
No zenship yesterday.
az GOLD MoUNTAIN.-Mr. John Fro