Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-17
pv,pporyrMESr--The following letter

explains ltseii, Du' We J -
IT. craditable to Governor Bradley
and Mr.. German, the gentleman Who re-
I'D i, We have known George a
number of years, and have always In all
raspects found him faithful and reliable.
We not only heartily approve of the
Governors reappointment, but very sim
osraIv ioin in his expressions of conf
lance in Mr. Germans ability and in
,s,ritv. Those of our citizens who
have uotariaI business to be performed
will do well to call on Mr.. German:
STATE OF NEVADA, EXECUTIVE DEPT,
CARSON CRY, April 9, 1874.
George T. German, Esq, Phoebe, Lin
colin comfy, Nevada-Slr: am instruct
Cd by Governor Bradley to inform you
that he has this day renewed your ap-
poiptmeut as Notary Public for Lincoln
county. Your commission will be for
warded through the Department of State
BY this mail.
The Governor is moved as much in
this matter by his confidence in your in
tserity and official capacity as by the
Recommendation of your friends.
remain, sir, respectfully yours,
CRTrTENDEN THORNTON.
SrrcxEEN our friend ]. c.
Lynch favored US with sight Of letter
from John Manning, who is en- route for
Stickeen. The letter was written from
Victoria, and Of course the writer knew
but little about the diggings except from
report, He said he was informed that
there we're from coo to 800 men in the
diggings, and without the ground was
far more extensive than had been rep
resented it would leave but little for
each man. Weshould advise our citizens
to 60 slowly in this matter, and wait for
the reports from the advance guard be-
fore they make move. In the mean
time those who desire to see map OF the
Stickeen River, the position of and the
route to the diggings, will find one at
Mr.. Lynch saloon.
PETITION to the Board of School
Trustees, asking for the appointment of
Mrs. S. c. Barnes as school teacher, is
being circulated among our citizens. We
are sure that it will receive very many
signatures, among which we we're glad
to place our own. Mrs. Barnes is not
only perfectly competent to fill the posi-
ton, but has the knack Of winning the
confidence and esteem of her scholars,
so that their emulation is excited, and
they make rapid progress. II change
is made in the staff of teachers, we hope
Mrs. Barnes will receive the appoint
ment, which We are sure will meet the
approval Of most of our citizens.
SrALLEp.-Yesterday one of Lights
big teams got stalled on Main street, and
in digging round the wheels to give the
team a chance to pull the wagon out,
the transfers made the road look like a
powed field. After all was ready by the
aid of good judgment, and the judicious
application of sundry blacksnakes, the
team made united effort, and away the
whole outfit went, wagon, back-actions
and all. Really the roads in the town
are terribly bad, and if there were any
legal means of having them repaired it
would be well to do so.
DISTRICT COURT Before Hon. N.
Fuller-State vs.. Rosamurgay. Last
night when we visited the Courtroom,
We found that all the evidence on both
sides was in, and the case being argued
by counsel. A. B. O'Dougherty was
making a most powerful and ingenious
appeal on behalf Of the prisoner. He
was to be followed by the District Attor-
ney, and after the instructions of the
Court were received, the case would be
given to :he jury.
hoRBERY.-s folks who must have
been sadly in want of whisky, etc, on
the night before last broke into J. G..
Lynch saloon and carried off from 800
sIoo worth OF liquors bar filings, etc.
icy made an attempt at the safe, but
T 1na' was tritie too tough for them.
Inc entrance into the saloon was effact-
80 oy breaking one of the panes of glass
ana SO reaching the key, which re-
NAMED IN the lock.
GALVN.-The condition of the wound
sd man has considerably improved. He
!ooks bright and lively, and we believe
VIII recover from his hurts, though. OF
course, 1t Is at present impossible to tell
~uat the result will be. Present APP
tearahces, however, are much in his
iEFoRrED'-Yesterday it was report ed
mere was an accident at No. 8 Meadow
sn atie rs shaft sowe toiled up the hill to
!hat man that imposed on our uususpect.
ing crsdulity.
ATTENTION BoorNAKERs. Business in
null'on7'lle for sale. Good location; ne
opposition. Rent Sl2.5O per month,
Go u,y sloo' Apply to VIM. Hayes, Bui.
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ALioN SHIPMENT. - The bullion
suIpped by Wells. FARGO T. r. vss,a,d,