Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-19

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and will bring men here from all parts Of
the Territory.-[Cor Reporter.
SENATOR CARPESTER's recent elaborate
defense of the salary grab in public
speech at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, which
was teleSraphed all over the country, has
resulted in largely increasing the popu-
lar Indignation regarding the measure.
1t is undoubtedly the most unpopular
law that has been enacted by the Ameri-
can Congress in the last fifteen years.
Every Republican State Convention that
has been held since the adjournment of
Congress has not only denounced the bill
but demanded its immediate repeal. The
torty-third Congress must meet this
question fairly and squarely. There can
be no lodging or quibbling. Every Mem
Der OF Congress knows the views of his
constituents on this subject. If he can't
afford to serve the people for the COM
pensItion allowed before the late increase
let him resign. The people will find no
trouble in filling his place with better
representative. Five thousand dollars
per annum is more than three times the /
amount Clay, Webster, Crittenden, Doug
las, Seward and Chase received, and it |
strikes us that their services were quite |
as valuable to the country as those of the /
men of to-day Petaluma Cal Argus. |
7. \. CHALTAST, senior editor of the /
lnyo Independent has resigned the /
position Of Register Of the Land Office !
at independence. His reasons for SO
doing are stated editorially in the indie
pendent of the 18th: That he was in |
debted for his unsought appointment TO
faction of his party with which he does
not nor cannot assimilate. He has ever
since its organization been an ardent
supporter of the Republican party, and
of its true principles he expects ever to
remain such, but he does not propose to
lend even silent endorsement to the
acts and aims of those of its leaders who
use it, and to its ruin, only as a stepping
stone to accomplish their own selfish
ends and personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, re-
CARELESS of the rights Of others. To
retain this position under existing cir
cumstances was to admit an obligation
derogatory to true sense of honor and
independence, both personal and as
journalist who intends to preserve his
right to say what he pleases without
placing himself amenable to the charge
of ingratitude
The Inyo Democracy, in County Con-
vention, endorsed Senator Casserly: Re
solved, That we have unbounded conf
dence in the honesty, wisdom, patriotism
and answering integrity of our present
United States Senator. the Hon. Eugene
Casserly. His heroic, brave and gallant
defence of the cause of the laboring white
men, in his Herculeap warfare upon the
giant monopolies, and his unhinching
and determined opposition to the illegal.
UNJUST and unwarranted usurpations OF
power by Congress, demand of us our
hearty and unqualified appreciation.
LATE on Saturday evening last john
Pape, of the Washington House saloon,
was arrested on charge of undue init
macy with young lady residing in the
Eighth Ward. Judge Clinton fixed his
bond at 5000, but not being able TO find
the amount handy, he was committed to
Jail. Yesterday morning, however. Il
compromise with the law was effected,
and Pape declared his willingness to
marry the girl. She soon put in an ap-
pearance at the City Hall, and Judge
Clinton made them man and Wife, Salt
Lake journal, July IA.
The following provision of the Cali
fornia penal code seems to have been
permitted to become dead letter: Put
ting up, attixing, fastening, printing or
painting upon any property belonging to
the state, or to any city, county, town or
village, or dedicated to the public, or
upon any property of any person with
out license from the owner, any notice,
advertisement or designation of or any
name for any commodity, whether for
sale or otherwise, or any picture, sign
or device intended to call attention
thereto, is a misdemeanor.
An officer who fought most CALAMITY
at Metz, was sent prisoner to Germany
and while there fell in love with and
married German girl. The other day
he returned to Paris, and went to his
club as usual; but to his surprise, he
was immediately expelled on the ground
that he had married into Prussian
family.
SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN OF Ohio OBJ
jects to being classified among the back
salary grabbers, and publishes card
explaining his views thereon. He has
made up his mind to leave the money
where it now is, no. deeming it neces-
sary to go through the form of first re-
ceiving it and then paying it back, The
amount is Si,33G.
The Olympic Club OF Gold Hill is
defunct organization. Liberty Hose
Company, No. l, have also voted to dis
band.