Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-29
STATE ITEMS.


There is trouble i'll White Pine relative
to the hold.over Senators. Mills and
Cleveland both claim that they are en-
titled to seats for another session. The
late conventions SEEM to have been of
the same opinion, and as a result,
neither made nominations. Later, how
ever, the Comfy Committees concluded
to place candidates in the field The
Republicans acted first by nominating
w. f. Anderson and Col. Allen. A. a
meeting of the Liberal Committee, held
yesterday, John Wagner and Clint.
p atchen were nominated, the former for
the long term and the latter for the short
tsrm. A change was also made in the
Assembly ticket. Geo. ". Lamb hav-
ing rece we'd a call to proceed to ngland
on mining business, sent III his resigna-
ton, which was accepted and H. II.
Kitchener Father Hyacinthe) was
appointed to fill the vacancy. The ticket
ought to win almost without a struggle.
i Eureka Sentinel.
Gen. r. M. Clarke made an able and
eloquent address at Unionville. During
his spcch he said: "Stnnding for the
Union, he advocated the right of the Ma
g., r, - ~
lloLui u %, NJ 70 suppress revolt and
reduce ,ne reoellionS states 10 subJec-
nbn, .h oi d,i vi lncile anu lnslce Tor
Mni1l , 'ie ~ psol ii party then con
and earnest in i,s nause Tha ' s, ,i ,oa
sons Of r;ght and instice which show Ill
ed him tn its standard now ;nsti6ad he
w;thdraw,l fron, ito ronl,s MN 10
;to ano;ant nr;no;,,1os ,uara g. ~ u
fnr non. 81 IT, ydter,n loo5ans
70 d;roo+ ;ts oo,no;I, al Ia ~ ~
,,roaress and refor,n Graoiar g cr ,"n VI
r,,rt;n ava Tr,,,nl,,i, ~ ~ 'i In
ta;nS Ta oo,,,d ~ go, .h ms .lp
for Stewart Nre C,m,ran CEN ronl. Hum
and Morton f'
v'D..,
tho name ~ TbomoS rrnm u'' r n's", ,;,, y"
in ,ba rent,ck nina bv ha;,r ,non;r,;
tnted down m onan shan fron, tba 400 70
the 700 foot level His hody Wac fr;Ght,
| f,,llv m,n,l,d NV tho faI, AZ ,ho t;n,o
~ no occ;dont Ie v,s ,,o,iin,, ~, ''ti,o
400. loot lava, H;s ENTHUSIASTICALLY an al
not discover thot anyth;ng had oono
urono With ,be ola non It'll af,on !
| o,olonL vestordar af,arnoa,, ,rha, IN;
cent search was Instituted fnr tba rerov-
n' 81 te the hod s 81 .he ~, Tue rerov1
at Ave o'clock theremains were discovered
| and brought to the surface. Vic. H.
terprise. 'A- 3''"
The Truckee Republican ~ Octobe,
221 saws. Work on thn nnfnished Iii
viii he VIGOROUSLY nrosecn,ad and .hn
vessel will he ready RI lonncb in olnnt
sir weeks II will he fn;Shad ana in " oon,
nlete rnnninu order hafore nert .r,,,,,,
| The boot will bp constructed Win as,lo
cial reference to both freight and passen-
ger traffic. When completed il will be
the largest and best steamer on Lake
Tahoe. 1t will have state-rooms aud a
large dining saloon and is to be fitted
up in first-class style. .4.. ...
r. Potion west ,ovo froo ,oo.r,, =.
the Carson Theatre sunday EVENING m
the subject of Sniritnal;sm which ;s
snnken nf ao exooaainaiv intaros+ino on5
listened to with rapt attention throuoh.
out by large audience. At the close.
however, when the Doctor tried to col
lect money enough to pay for the use of
the theatre, the entire audience rushed
ont pell,mell, Couldn't stand having
the hat passed around. -IGold Hill
News, %, .ls....
The amount d, nrecious metals in
California seems to be decreasing stead
lily. Many claims are entirely exhaust
ed each year, and very few new ones
opened. The larger profits of the Neva-
da silver mines render them more
attractive to miners, and the rising
importance OF these mines will, perhaps,
compensate for tho decline in the yield
OF Callfornia,--lG. h. News,
"A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Carson to hear the Hon. J. P.
Jones discourse upon the political issues
OF the day. The theatre was densely
crowded BY large number OF people
VINO came anne IN mn; from the s surrounding conn