Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-15


Topaz the fierce democratic" sound
their bugles and assemble their clans for
the purpose Of choosing their represen.
tstives to sit in council and decide who
shall be their standard bearers during
the present campaign. There are plenty
of candidates, and probably good many
conflicting interests. 1t IL, however. TO
be sincerely hoped that all will pass of
in good humor. without any jarring alter
cation or bad feeling. Most men have
their personal favorites, and no one can
reasonably object when men seek to aid
their friends. though by doing SO, they
have to reject the pretensions Of others
that are equally estimable. Besides get
ting in a bad humor or angry never
helped any one. and the best thing the
boys cvn do is to take it good-naturedly,
do the best they can for themselves and
their friends, and accept the result with
out murmur. IN. f.lr..
FoR TRrAsURER.-This morning Earl
Hamilton announces that he is a candi-
date for Treasurer, subject TO the action
of the Republican County Convention.
OF Mr.. Hamilton it is almost a work Of
supererogation to say word Of commen-
dalton, for he has so long been resident
of Phoebe and standing. rs he does, in
the front rank of our most prominent
and respected citizens. DIR. Hsmilton's
ability as business man and prompt
punctuality 10 financial matters, is we'll
known to all. and il the party with
whom he afiliates should nominate him,
there is no doubt that If elected, be
would prove most efficient aud trust
worthy officer, who will command and
deserve the confidence Of the community.
SUNDAY was very quiet day, the folks
were on their good behavior, and bat few
incidents out Of the usual routine
marked the day. In the evening two
men who were well fixed in the gin line
proceeded to talk politics with theil
fists, but ofsce. Mckee spoiled tha
item. Tn, re was a.so little futterin,
down in Chinatown, the denizens o.
which occasionally get up fuss which
would do credit to their brethren OF III,
Caucasian race. However, that also
subsidized, and the night wore on without
an incident worth naming.
DIsTRIcr CouRr.-The court met yes
terday, when on application the follow
ing persons were naturalized: V. Clarsey
r. McAlpine, Bernard McGafry ant
VIM. Zadow. j. @. Foster, in few ap
propriate remarks, eulogizing the lat
d. w. Periey, moved that the Court ap
point committee to draw up resolution
Of respect to the memory of the de
ceased. Therenpon j. G. Foster, Jess
S. Pitzer and W. W. Bishop were b,
the Court appoined as such committee
to report on Monday, the 2lst instant
to which day the Court adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. The pollin
place in Phoebe for the Democrat
primaries will be at the same place wher
the Republican primaries were held. OF
Main street, between Clancy and Bon
Williams saloons. The Judges are B
H. Hereford and Robert Eylam: inspec
tors. DR.. G. F. Philson and Thomas Foy
The polls will remain open firm 10 q. m
tot p. m. A"'f Af
c.rcr.,,a w. sbonla s.v tbev were
In saloons, on the streets. on benches
~ $50 ~. " =, mora me-. Nan With thei
heads close together discussing affairs {
the veightiest moment. E
DEPUTY SHERIEFs.-A number OF Der
uty sheriffs have been appointed for III
purpose of keeping order, though 1t is 4
Vo uOpcu thcit neiNiSOo "Ah nv " $500