Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-10

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PRIMARIEs.- The Republican prima-
riss will take place to-day. Not being |
party folks. We do not know how many |
tickets will be in the field. There NAV
be several for all We know. We. how
ever, know this. thst there seems to be
good deal Of rivalry between certain
wings OF the party. We hope, neverthe-
less, that the affair will 20 off quietly
without any trouble or disturbance. The
folks had better remember that there ia
nothing like keeping cool. for if one gets
mad ones opponent is very. apt to get
the best Of it.
FoR AssEssoR.-This morning Judge
Knight announces his intention OF be-
coming candidate for the position Of
County Assessor, subject to the control
OF the Democratic County Convention.
Judge Knight is an old resident of Phoebe.
and is much respected and esteemed by
all who know him. Some two Years
since be performed the duties OF Justice
OF the Peace most acceptably to the pub
lie. He is competent, well acquainted
with the county, and Of incompatible
integrity. -'
FoR CoUNrY COMMISSIONER. Bun.
yard publishes notice this morning
that he is candidate for County Com.
missioner. We have known Mr.. Bun
yard for several years, both in Phoebe
and Austin, where he has always borne
very high character. He is we'll &C.
quainted with business and OF unbend-
ing integrity, qualities that are indis-
pensable in the Office to which he as.
pires. Mr.. Bunyard will submit his
claims before the Democratic County
Convention. ttus % $50 tw III
HEBREw NEW YEAH.-The Jewish citi-
zens of Phoebe will celebrate their New
Year on the 18th and 18th instant, com
mencing on the evening OF the 1lth.
Preparations for the celebration have
been made in the Odd Fellows' Hall,
where services will be held on Friday
evening at 6 O'Clock, and Saturday and
Sunday mornings from s to II o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to oil
who may desire to witness the cere-
monies. 81 as sr EF
LEAvss.-This morning J. Levin leaves
for Eureka, where he, intends to open
tobacco and Cigar store. Mr.. Levin
has been o resident of Phoebe for some
time and established quite Q reputation
for his business qualities and straight.
forward style OF dealing. We predict
that he will speedily commend himself
to the good graces Of the Eurekans. We
are glad to learn that Mr.. Levin still re-
tains his interest in the Phoebe establish
ment. esE tsr Af sp9-ftt
The town presented quite lively APP
pearance last night and reminded US Of
old times. The saloons were crowded,
while candidates and wire pullers were
rushing round furiously. Here and there
some loud talking went on, but while we
were round We saw no particularly bel
igerent demonstrations.
MvTAKEN.- Yesterday in our notice Of
the death Of Mr.. Perley. we were incor-
rect in saying that he was never married.
He was, but his wife died many years
since; also his only child, daughter,
for her grace aud beauty.
ARRIVED. - s. Ashim, who has long
been in business in Phoebe as promi'
nent merchant, arrived yesterday by the
Hamilton stage. A. Sutro and lady also
came by the same conveyance.
The concert given last evening for thu
benefit of the Episcopal Church was yer.
well attended. The performances wer
extremely good, and gave great satisfae
ton to the audience.
SPECIAL CoNsTABLEs. --Constable Smit
Gray has appointed several additions
deputies to act rs peace officers an
maintain good order. Their names wi
be found among the new advertisement
PoLLs.-we understand that the pol
OF the Republican primary election wi
be held on Main street in building jul
above Clancy 4 Mahoney's saloon.
Ton BELMONT. teams will sta
from Phoebe for Belmont on the morl
ing Of September II, 1874. Passenge
wanted. For particulars apply at Booi
4 Dolman's Corral
LEcruRE.--We see by posters distrib
ted over town, that Mr.. Sutro will q
liver lecture this evening. Ass3
BULLION SRIPMENT.-Wells. Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounti
to $4,763.50.