Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-22
PoLrr1cAL Por is bepinn

The POLITICAL Por is beginning
10 seethe in right down good
sarpest. Candidates are getting thicker
than blackberries on an old fashioned
country hedge inthe fall. II is curious
10 notice the various appeals that they
make to their friends and fellow citizens.
IT is good deal like the man who drank
in the summer to keep cool and in the
winter to keep warm-he drank anyhow.
II il the same with the candidates. Some
rant TO get Office because they are
rich and others because they are poor.
Then. again, some ask for help because
thew are married and others because they
are single, and are too smart to get
caught. So it goes. Every candidate
has some kind of an I'D captandum plea,
and il is odds that the poor voters will
90 clean distracted with being bothered
long before November.
Nor FALLEN OUT.-We are of the opin-
ion that the bottom OF our mines have
not yet fallen out. The developments
appear to tend the other way. A day or
two since, in the Magnet mine. on the
500. level, large body of ore was
encountered, that seems to be as large
in quantity as it is remunerative in
quality. From all appearances it would
appear that this deposit is very eYten.
siye and affords additional evidence that
all that the owners of our mines have to
do is to keep at work, and in the end
their patience will be rewarded and their
outlay returned many fold. Abroad
there have been a good many crocodile
tears shed respecting the decadence Of
the Phoebe mines, but ere many months
expire we believe We will be able to tell
different tale. t..I.
CLERIcAL.-Father Hyacinthe. other.
wise known as Brother Kirchner, some.
times called Tom Collins. put in an ap.
pearance yesterday. He told us that he
was willing to condone our many offences
if we. Well, we took him up to
friendly bar room, and there be became
so quickly and deeply interested that b,
forgot to name the penalty Of our misdo
ings and shortcomings, the catalogue O.
which is not pleasant. The Padre say
he is going to hold services at Panacs
before the Order Of Enoch, or som,
other man.
YESTERDAY we had the pleasure o
meeting our old friend John r. Kittrell
of White Pine. who is looking we'll and
as pleasant as ever. Mr.. Kittrell is
candidate for Attorney General, and i
going into win if he can. He is an abb
and competent candidate for the position
he seeks, and will be likely to give hi
opponents rough shake for the nomi
nation before the Democratic Conven
ton. -
Nor having seen our friend Col. A. G
Ellis since we left White Pine in 1868
we called on that gentleman yesterday
We were received very cordially, thong
press of business prevented the intervie'
being an extended ono. Col. Ellis
looking we'll, and speaks ss handsomel
and progressively as ever, which "
have not forgotten is one of his specii
gifts.
Political NOTICES. Candidate wi
please take notice that their announce
ments will be received by the advertiser
clerk, who will request them to wal
up to the Captains Office, before b
marks their notices for insertion.
CALLED.-Mr. sampson called on Z
yesterday, for which we offer our thank
The short time of his stay was enlivene
with many good-natured jokes. "
shall be glad to sec him again, and
will always find welcome.
WELLS, FARoo & Co. yesterday obligt
us with San Francisco papers of the 18t
a day ahead of the mails.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amountil
to 1,599.40.