Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-29

DecduSt ne huONS less tudu lItutCtSsuIS
knew, but because his constituents of to-
day know 50 much more, through the
newspapers. than the constituents of
twenty years ago. And very unfortunateit
is, too, Tor several congressman OF to-
day that, through the newspapers, their
constituents know so much. Further
than that, they will be found to have
memories fully equaling the knowledge
THE REPUBLIcANs OF CALIFORNIA
The State Central Committee of this
party has called a Convention to meet at
Sacramento on Wedn, sday, August 20th,
10 nominate one or more Justices Of the
Supreme Court. The Convention will
consist Of 1862 delegates, to be chosen in
accordance with the Grant and Wilson
vote. From the wording of the call it
would seem that the Committee was not
satisfied whether the people will have the
election Of one or two Justices of the
Supreme Court. The legal question
involved Is likely to be discussed in all
its bearings before the Convention meets.
THE ESocH AEDrEs A NUIsA>cE,-The
New York Nail recently gave expression
TO the following; II there is any class
of citizens who are an unmiti5atel nuis-
ance, ana ought to be shut up in an IRON
cage it is these same Euoch Ardens, -
who so and stay until their wives are
comfortably married to somebody that
will stay at home and take care Of them,
and then persist in turning up and max
ing trouble in the family. One appeared
lately down in Maine, and the second
husband had 10 retire to private life, the
labors and troubles of some ten years of
married lie being thrown away.
We find the following card in the Deer
Lodge Mon. Independent:
Having, in a moment OF undue excite.
ment on the 10th inst, made an unjusti.
fable attack on, and abused ". W Dixon,
Esq, Chairman, and the Democratic
Convention, by the most grossly insult.
ing and indecent language, unbecomiug
gentleman, take this MT bod of offer.
ing to all insulted, my apology, ant
heartfelt regrets for what occurred. .
4. H, MITCHELL.
Deer Lodge, July Is, 1873.
DR.. Mitchell was once member of thu
assembly from Tulare county, and vii
be remembered by many 0: orr readers
TIE Rocky Mountain Conference o
Methodist Ministers, organized one yea
ago, aud embracing Utah, Montana
Idaho, and a portion of Wyoming, viii
commence its second annual session il
Salt Lake City next Thursday, BishoI
Peak presiding.
TIE Salt Lake Journal says hors
thieves still continue their depreciation
throughout the Territory. As a generl
thing, the rascals are men of the wor:
die, who, rather than be taken and pur
ished for their crimes, would commit
wholesale murder
DENNIS j. DooHY announces that he
about engaging in the publication of th
Salt Lake Daily Times, and in the Coz
inne Reporter of the 25th invites a
persons indebted to that establishment {
settle their accounts.
PIONEERS OF SALT LAKE. --Thursda,
July a, was the Goth anniversary of IL
arrival of Brigham Young and band {
127 persons into Salt Lake Valley. II
day was celebrated with great enthusiasm
\ PETROLEUM man estimates that Il
average production is little over $500
barrels day, and that there are 10000
persons directly and indirectly depenC
emit upon oil production.
FIVE weeks from tomorrow an ele
ton takes place in California for men
bers of the Legislature, who are [
choose United States Senator. I'll
Judicial election takes place in Octobe
GARIBALDI's history of his "Campaig
in italy during 1869 " is to be publisht
simultaneously in England and Il
United States.
Hon. JOHN =. HALE met with a serio,
accident in Dover, n. H., short tin
since by fall, which fractured his h
bone.
In Gallatin, Tennessee, six per Gel
Of the population have died from chole
during the last month.
VIM. DE CAMP, on account of who
injuries will be found among our "Glea
iupa dad on Tuesdav