Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-13

James cruha" ,,,rrrprs
co.'s HAMILTON LINE;
v.. stanley and children Dan r Morris
Mr. Hendsrsn Wash Underwood
s-,o,rNrsr.-Our citizens enjoyed SO
.,,,r the last weeks racing, that they
s .,lna.d not to quit, and on Sunday
VA a supplementary meeting, when
u ..Ssr,l interesting and well contested
we're run. Quite number of per-
s we're present and the track and its
' ,,oudiugs presented a very lively APP
sui .r,rca The first race that came off
Pes Ahstueeu W. L. Pritchard's Douglas
wa Gilmer's Irish Girl, single dash
sI1 ,,a.mile for 800 side. The race
o. li u money was won by Douglas. The
n vent was trot between Gray Mac,
Feline EiImer's Rowdy, mile heats, best two
o., of three. Four heats were trotted,
. or' of which we're won by Gray Mac.
One was declared dead heat on account
If running, and one of which Rowdy
,,.as the winner. The race was won BY
Cav Mac. The stakes were $50 a side.
Ssrt came a trot between Gilmer's Dub.
i;u Maid and Travis Barnes Colt, five
miles straight out, for 800 side. The
na,a won the race. She trotted steadily
a,,bout break After the first mile,
sach mile was trotted in less than 255.
PRETTY good work, considering that the
mare has lump on her knee as big as
mans fist. A running race, single dash,
N one mile, between the Hanly mare,
Fanny and Norfall, proved to be one Of
the closest and best contested races ever
ruu over the course. 1t was won by Nor
fall after most exciting struggle, by l6
inches only. After this race was run we
left the course, though We understand
that one or two matches came off after
We left.
DISTINGUISHED VIsITons.-Last even
ings stage from Hamilton brought
Jswett Adams, candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, and Jerry Schooling, candidate
ior State Treasurer. Both these gentle.
men are running on the Democratic
ticket. They are well known and es.
Unable citizens OF our young State, and
nCommend them TO the generous hos
pAlity of our fellow citizens. Mr..
Shooling is the present incumbent OF
The office for which he seeks re-elec.
ton, and has discharged his duties most
faithfully and efficiently. Mr.. Adams
is very prominent citizen of Virginia.
BE once made very remarkable con-
test for Mayor of that city, in which,
though defeated, he ran 500 or 600 votes
ahead Of his ticket. We are not stuck
after the politics Of these gentlemen,
but truth compels us to say that thew
stand in the front rank Of the best citi-
zsns Of the State.
REGIsrRATIoN.-It is time that oil who
intend to register should do 30. Delay
is now getting entirely out of order. The
time is getting very short-only a few
days to go on-and it is very foolish to
leave so important a matter to the last
moment II costs nothing, there is no
poll or any other kind OF tax or fee to
pay, so that there is no excuse for any
citizen failing to qualify himself for cast
ing his ballot on the day OF election. The
New York Nation we'll said, that it was
the bOunden duty Of every citizen to
vote for some one, and because that duty
had been neglected was the reason that
so many unfit persons had been permit
ted to secure official positions. This is
The truth, aud competent and reliable
officers can only be elected by the cleo
tors doing their duly in the first instance
and voting.
The NAvAHoE COUNTRY. John d. Boyd
has Just returned from heightened visit
to the Navahoe country, where he has
been engaged in assisting to pacify that
Tribe. 1t appears that some OF their
number were killed in quarrel with
some white men, and ever since the Indi-
ans have been unruly and Disconnected
barney, the Agent, is about to take
twelve OF the chiefs to Washington, and
their tribes have agreed to keep the
peace I'LL they return. Mr.. Boyd made
The tnp from Fort Defiance to Phoebe in
twelve days. He brought in one of the
peculiar blankets for the manufacture o,
which the Navahoes are SO famous. II
was beautifully woven fabric, strong
and very durable of several colors, form
Ing an agreeable and we'll contrasted pat
tern. Mr. Boyd starts to-day on his re
turn, and will spend some time in tn
Moquls villages during the absence o
'ae agent on his trip to Washington.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR occurred last even
ingat the rooms of the Jockey Club be
tween two well known citizens. Tw
Ehots were fired by one of the parties
Vne ball took effect in the leg of his or
ponent; other did no harm. We undel
stand that the wound is not serious. A
We we're not present, and only learne
the affair on hearsay, we refrain frol
gnng the names until more certainl
Informed.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Yesterday mornin
'ns case Of Abadie vs.. Wines ct al. WI
resumed, and when we visited the cou
@s evening was still on trial. Durii
Ae DAY the following persons were q
mlHed to citizenship: Garnett Fule
hooert Adams. ]. A. Campbell, Jol
g zane Hannibal Bailey, A.Grenier. Err
pDa,oosque, Milton Barrett and Robe
Robinson.
HIGHEST cash price paid foynew al
secondhand furniture of all kinds.
=. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below t
'oS'oince. oc13-ti
AMONG Us AeAIN.-The stages Ike
0fngng us back the old faces. Amo
S%saefs, we had the pleasure of welcomi
NOV Crossman, NJ. F. Tarpey, B.
TTsteiord, John Yule and jim. Cront
i taese gentlemen all looked as If
,Oks IN Western Nevada had treated tn
Hospitality.
'rsros's CoURT.-In a suit broul
" ID; Hickok against Q. Steen q
=. Harrison, judgment was rende
~, zoe plaintiff in the sum Of $245.