Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-25

AFTER THE MEETING, which VAS CON
Quoted throughout in the most orderl,
manner. and was credit to the citizen,
OF the town where it took place, tn.
candidates and their friends had . good
time generally on Wednesday night
Inc band of music went around
town serenading Messrs. Kendall and
Goodwin and every body else. Tbr ouob.
out the whole affair, not an incident oc.
CURED which caused the slightest i'll feel.
ing but all were good-natured and jolly.
we cannot but regret that the political
| contest cannot be carried on in other
| places with the same absence of acrimo-
! ny ana bitterness. If politicians and
| newspaper writers were to recollect that
ABUSE and scandal are not argument. il
would be better for all concerned.
Posi- MoRrUM EXAMINATION. - A pa.
tent died yesterday in the County
Hospital OF Pneumonia. As this disease
has prevailed quite extensively in this
vicinity, rrs. Philson and Deal, with
Drs. Bergstein and Bishop, made a post
norton examination. The only feature
that was noticed to differ from the ordi-
nary appearance presented by subjects
OF this disease, was that a considerable
effusion Of serum was fonnd in the cavity
OF the chest. 1t was also found tn at the
left lung was much affected, though.
during the illness of the deceased that
was not indicated either by association
or percussion.
The DAILY sTAGE.-Jot Travis, the
energetic agent of the Hamilton line.
arrived in town yesterday. He tells us
that large amount Of fresh stock has
been brought on the road from John.
sons rrnch, and is now being distributed
along the road. In short time the or.
ganization of the new line will be com.
pleted. Mr.. Travis is entitled to much
credit for the efforts he is making to
accommodate the increasing travel to and
from this city.
MIsTAkEN.-We find that some OF our
citizens labor under the impression that
in counting the votes for Senators or
County commissioners that those oh.
tanning the highest number of votes will
be declared duly elected without taking
into consideration the term they were
nominated for, whether long or short.
This is mistake. The long term for
each of the offices named is to be voted
for, and the election decided in the
manner In which the election of any
other officer is determined.
MISUNDERSTANDING the recent arrivals
We noticed thsoe of two well known
gentlemen, Messrs G.. Mott and C, B.
Fish, partners in the old established !
house of Mott, Fish & Co., of Hamilton.
We understand that these gentlemen
contemplate establishinga business house
IN this town. We are glad to hear this,
AZ II shows that the true merits OF
Ploche are becoming appreciated abroad.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.-On Saturday even-
ing, 23d instant, Gen. Z. NJ. Clarke,
candidate for Presidential Elector, and
Judge Berry of Humboldt county will |
address the citizens OF Phoebe. We hope
20 see large gathering. Both these gen-
tiemen are able speakers and will be |
able to shcw abundant cause for tina
faith that is in them.
RErURNED.-Mr. j. P. Hutchinson
one OF the pioneers OF Phoebe, arrived
last evening by the Hamilton stage.
Hutch. looks healthy after his prolonged
stay IN San Francisco and appears Just as
good natured as ever. His friends gave
aim warm reception last evening, and
We join them in welcoming him on his
return.
DIED.-Yesterday morning, at an early
lour, W. H. Fitzgerald expired of
He had been for some time
n the employ of the Phoebe Water COM
oany, and was much esteemed by his
employees and all who knew him. He
formerly resided in Idaho Territory and
Oregon.
JUSTICES CoURT.-Pierson ct al. VS..
iibfried ct al. Suit for damages; tried
~ jury, who brought in a verdict for
he plaintiff in the sum of $40
3tate vs.. Engler. The defendant was
discharged.