Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-12

Of the future by the past, il will proba-
bly, succeed in an effort which has long |
baffied the world; but whether it sue |
coed or fail. We must admire the daring |
spirit OF typical young America. who |
seems to be going about the universe in
search Of hard tasks, that he may have
the pleasure and the glory Of achieving
them.-[New York Tribune.
The Santa Barbara (Cal.) Press says
there is on record in that county quit
claim deed. dated May 4, 1860. acknowl-
edged July l6. 1860, from G. r. v. Lee
to Charles E. Cook. formerly County
Clerk, in which the acknowledgment
was taken by the grantee himself as
County Clerk. The deed is for Gland
situated in the city Of Santa Barbara,
and known on the official map as city
squares Nos. 104. los, LOG, Al, s., and
81" There have been numerous con-
veyances OF the same lands since, and
the legality of the deed has recently been
questioned. Both parties are now dead.
and the witness to the deed is ont of the
country.
The result Of the elections at the East
last Tuesday ought to be highly crafty
ing to every true reformer and anti-mo-
nopolist in California. 1t was here the
movement. started, and from here it
spread to all the States, even as far East
as Massachusetts,. The good news from
Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, New
York, Kansas and Massachusetts, is the
echo of the victory won here on the first
Wednesday in September. and again on
the third Wednesday in October, by the
men opposed to railway monopoly and
land monopoly, and the corruptions of
Congress. Sacramento Union, OF FRI
day.
II appears that 1.-THE Republicans will
have majority on joint ballot in the
New York Legislature, and so elect the
United States Senator. The Massachu-
sets Legislature stands as follows: Sen
ate-l7 Republicans, IA Democrats, l H.
dependent Democrat. House-71 Re-
publicans, So Democrats, and l Inde-
pendent Republican. In the Kansas
Legislature the opposition has major
ity on joint ballot. Fifty-odd counties in
Virginia give Kemper Dem. 1000 more
majority than Walker had in the same
counties four years ago. Sacramento
Union.
GAMBLERS, sharpers, and confidence
men still continue to make the Union
Pacific railway passengers yield them n
good harvest. Many man is daily taken
in and done for by these vultures, who
have given Omaha wide berth for sew
eral months past. Three carde monte
op-and-bottom-dice, etc., still flourish
on the road from Sidney westward. AL
most every day some traveller reaches
Omaha dead broke, having been victim
lied by these tricksters, and is obliged to
remain here till be receives money from
home.-[ Omaha Bee.
WYOMING has female Legislators, an,
last Winter, Idaho had lady clerk il
one House of her Legislature, and mex
came the ladies' of Washington Territor,
and demanded Office at the hands OF he
, Legislators and got away with it. Th'
Legislature of Washington Territory me
and organized on the 9Th ult., and anon
the officers we learn that Miss Mar
O'Neill was elected Enrolling Clerk O
the House. Miss Mary Brandt, Enrol
ling Clerk, and Mrs. 4. NJ. Morgan En-
crossing Clerk of the Council.
We understand that Hon. Geo. I
Mills, OF White Pine, who went to Sa
Francisco last Spring for the benefit {
his health, has been gradually CROWN
worse all Summer His physicians az
wise trip to the Sandwich Islands, bl
he seems 10th to make it. His friend
. fear that he will never fully regain b
health. Il Eureka Sentinel
SENATOR RoscoE CoNKLiNa has sol
his residence on Fourteenth stree
Washington, for S27 900, or $10,0t
more than he paid for it about ten yea
ago. The purchaser Of the property
Samuel Hooper, of Massachusetts, WI
will add il to "Wormley's House."