Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-25

AT THE TRACK.-The race course at til
Four-mile Wells is being put in excellen
condition. Four men are busily engage,
under the direction OF J. r. Nichols, pre-
pairing it for use. 1t is expected that b,
Sunday next it will be in excellent condi
ton. The Club House has been refittet
and repaired by Mr.. Nichols, who re
ceives and attends to his guests in goot
style. He keeps q first-class cook, snd
sets table not to be excelled in Phoebe
In the bar some potables are to be found
that are not to be despised. The stable
accommodations are excellent. and pro.
vided with the requisite conveniences. Al
present they are tepanted by the follow.
ing horses:
Hanley's Fannie, entered for the 81 900
running purse.
E. j. Travis Norfall, entered for
same race.
G. s. Ellison's Abb, entered for same
race.
Z. j. Travis's Missouri Roam, entered
for the half-mile and quarter dash.
hues Ccote iHAaEu, eutereu lOr tne
citizens purse.
Hanleys Gray Phoebe, entered for the
same.
Ell. Travis Barnes Colt, entered for
the trotting purse of $3.50, is also at the
track.
These horses are under the control OF
the trainers OF their respectiAe owners,
and as they are in fine condition, some
good racing may be expected. We un-
derstand that pool selling will commence
tomorrow evening. The folks tell us
that the foot racers are training night
and day.
REGIsrER.-'Tis true there is time
enough, but if every one puts off per-
forming this very necessary duty the
time will be found too limited. It ia no
use putting it off to the last day. Go at
once and have your name placed on the
register. 1t costs nothing but a little
trouble. A writer in late magazine
says that it Is the bounden duty of every
citizen to vote, and SO say we, but to vote
it is necessary to register. Therefore it is
as much your bounden duty to register.
for without that is done no one can vote.
The Chinese last evening had quite a
Publication. We were informed that
they were engaged in the very laudable
practice of soaring away the devil. By
the aid OF large quantity of fire. crackers
and making some unearthly noises. thew
said they had good job Of it. and his
satanic majesty had to decamp, wbereat
we all rejoiced, as we do not want him in
Phoebe and trust he will stay at his usual
residence, San Francisco.
The meeting of the Republican State
Convention which took place yesterday
at Winnemucca, caused considerable
buzzing on the streets. and much curl.
osty was expressed al to the nomina-
tons. We heard great many express
their wishes. that our esteemed towns.
man W. W. Bishop, would be successful
in getting the nomination for Congress-
man
lsDEPENDENT.-During the last day or
two we have heard whispers that some
folks are laying their heads together
with view to get up an Independent
ticket. The more the merrier say we.
There is nothing like having u good as
sortment to choose from.
soREHEADs.-George Davis, the well
known auctioneer. told US very gravely
the other evening that he thought of
calling an indignation meeting OF sore
heads, slaughtered candidates, etc. He
said that il they all attended he thought |
he could collect respectfully sized
crowd. We thought SO too.
Those who are not
satisfied with their assessment should
take the opportunity of appearing before
the Board OF Equalization, and if any
errors have been made have them cor.
rected.
AT Rose Valley We understand
that Pony Browns Flush, entered for
the two-mile race, and Irish Girl, en-.
tered for the half and quarter dashes, are
being trained at Rose Valley.
GRAND STANp.-For the aecommoda-
ton of their visitors, the Jockey Club
intend erecting commodious grand
stand from which the races can be viewed
in comfort.
LOVELY NIGHTs.-We are now enjoy.
Ing some very fine and pleasant weather,
especially the nights which, illumined
oy the bright rays Of the noon, are per-
iectly delightful.
ARR1yING.-Some teams arrived yes.
terday, bringing considerable guam.
uty OF goods for our business men.
BULLION SH1pMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
70, shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to S2,07S.35. t.. r..
ANY parties holding checks on Wells,
Fargo n Co., drawn by F. w. Clute,
Pease present the same at the State
Bank OF Nevada for payment. pt
Ut F. W. CUTE.
NEWMAN az MAHLsTEDr) is at the
fanaca Saloon, but since the two con-
vehtlons adjourned there are numerous
new'men. One Price! One Bit!
TO TO ALExANDER's, Main street, op.
pos'te Lacour, for your drugs. my2tf
LYON COUNTY REPUBLICAN, NoMINA-
rioNs.-State Senator, w. Il. King; As
sem6 ymen, Hon. W. Q. Dewey, Of Sill
Set City, Hugh Carlin, Of Churchill, l..
Morrill, of Dayton; District Judge,
N WIN. NJ. Seawell; Sheriff, r. A,
tOoRe, OF Silver City; County Clerk, J.
q, Bonham, District Attorney, G.. W,
Meth; County Treasurer, G. W. Shaw
county Recorder. z. T. Gilpin; County
Assessor, o. E. Nash: Public Admins.