Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-02
wAsxrso.-Matters and things poli,i.

WABMING.-Matters and things politi.
csl have now a good ready, and are bub.
bling and boiling with considerable en-
erpy. Some want one thing, some an
other, but all profess that they are bound
heart aud soul for the good of the party,
whichever it is. There is no end of
folks willing to sacrifice themselves on
tbe altar of patriotism. and it really seems
10 rs that it will be the peoples fault If
ont of the multitude of candidates they
do not select capable and reliable set
Of officers. Parties in this county ap-
near to be pretty evenly balanced. or, at
apy rate. so nearly SO that the personal
popularity of this or that candidate will
probably enable him to make the rifle
Independently of party considerations.
This, of course, does not do for the indi-
yidual to talk about, but for all that he
hugs it to his soul, and thinks he will
get away with the baggage anyhow.
Fixing primary tickets is now the order
of the day. and there will probably be
considerable Juggling before those mat
tiers are arranged to suit.
Coon TIArE.-There Is some improve.
ment noticeable in the mail service. One
or two double mails have come to hand,
and we have pretty nearly caught up.
Still it is a miserable condition of affairs
when we receive Virginia papers of no
later date than those that reach us from
San Francisco by the same mail. This
IS wretched arrangement. and shows
that there is screw loose of the largest
calibre, not only in the slow freight mail
service between Palisade and Eureka,
but elsewhere. The Postofice official,
whoever be was, who reported that the
mail service on the Pacific Coast was
being satisfactorily performed, was either
fool or knave, or more probably both
Co-PARTNERsHIP.-In our advertising
columns it will he seen that d. j. Krause
has been admitted as a partner in the
Arm Of J. Levin & Co., the well-known
cigar and tobacco house. We have
known Mr.. krause for many years and
have always found him honorable and
prompt in his business relations and q
genial gentleman. His friends will in
future find him at the store of Messrs.
Levin & Co., Main street, where his
usual supply OF periodicals, books,
papers, etc., will be found. 1t affords
us pleasure to be able to say good word
for him. as also of the firm OF which he
has become member.
FIST FIaHr.-A sharp, short and joy
Gus encounter of this character occurred
on Upper Main street yesterday evening.
The cause of the row was not very clear
but the boys said they would fight it out,
and fight they did until one cried
enough. They displayed lamentable
want of science, but good pluck. One
of the combatants was SO much heavier
than the other that the smaller had no
chance but to give in to adverse fate.
A SHOOTING AFFRAy.-We are in
formed that just as the stage started
from Bullonville shooting ARRAY took
place, in which George Nichols was shot
in the hand. We understand that the
officially arose over game at cards.
With the exact circumstances attending
the affray we are at present unacquainted
PERSONAL. - Yesterday we had the
pleasure Of meeting W. B. Dougall, the
Auditor of the Utah Branch OF the At.
laptic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
Mr.. Dougall seems pleased with our
town. and says for place that it ia said
the bottom has fallen. it looks uncom.
monlye lively.
PREpARINo.-The ladies' and gentle.
men who are to take part in the concer,
shortly to be given for the benefit Of the
Episcopal Church are busily engaged
preparing, and will, We feel certain
offer an entertainment that will b,
worthy of the best encomiums Of ou
citizens.
The party to be given on Thursda.
evening for the benefit Of Professo
Mitchell will certainly prove very sue
cessful. A number of tickets are alread
disposed of, and the Professors friends
and they are many, express their inten
ton to stand in and exert themselve
and to make the occasion one of enjoy
ment and pleasure.
BoRN.-We learn, with much pleasure
that our friend J. G. Lynch is now
happy father. Yesterday his esteeme
lady presented him with a healthy an
handsome boy. We offer our respectfr
congratulations to Mr.. Lynch, and al
glad to hear that Mrs. Lynch and chill
are doing very well
REMOVED. i H. Stein has remove
from Lacour to Main street, two door
below Alexander's drug store, Of whic
Mr.. STEMS patrons, and he has many
should take notice.
FREIGHT. = We learn from our e,
changes that there is very large amour
of heavy machinery for the Raymond
Ely mine now en- route from Toano II
this place.
MAGNET vs.. PAGE & PASAcA.-In a
other column will be found the opinio
of the Supreme Court in the abo'
named case.
To ARRIVE. N. s. Warren, E. n
Huyck and A. Fried are telegraphe
from Hamilton to arrive here to-day.
BULLION SHIpxENr.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amountir
to $1,S17.44.
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