Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-09
TIE CoxcERr.-This evening Tho =,

The CoScERr.-This evening the con-
cert and tableaux vivant for the benefit
Of the Episcopal Church will take place.
Those who are to take part in the enter.
tainment have for some time been dill.
gently preparing, and the result of their
labors. when presented to the public.
will, we think, prove most acceptable
The musical selections will be ably rem.
dered. and the tablsaux, which will form
o most interesting feature of the per.
Torrance. will be found deserving OF
commentator. The worthy object Of
the entertainment and its actual merits
will. we are sure, draw q full house.
Those who desire reserved seats had bet.
ter lose NO time in applying for them at
DR.. Lees drug store.
PERSONAL. Yesterday Thos. W. Wal.
lace returned to Phoebe after an absence
Of some months at the Bay, whittier he
went for the benefit of his health. Mr..
Wallace returns quite recovered, which
we were extremely glad to hear. Messrs,
White and Vandyke came in by the Salt
Lake stage. Those gentlemen are look.
ing carefully over that route with view
to keep up all the appointments in first.
class style. Their stages are now max
ing good time, and what, with good
stock and comfortable coaches, the trip
is now Invested OF any Inconvenience.
Frank Minshull also returned Yesterday.
He visited Palisade on business trim
connected with Pritchard's Fast Freight
Line, Of which Mr.. Minshull is the agent.
PRIxARrEs.-The Republican prima-
ries will take place tomorrow. The
polls will be open from 10 a. m. to 7
P. m. We hope that good order and
good feeling will prevail, and that no
one will attempt to vote who is not prop
erly entitled to do 80. The Democratic
primaries will take place on the 18th.
The advertisement OF the call for the
primaries does not state the hours the
polls are to remain open, but simply
names the date. Altogether things polit-
ical are getting quite warm, with
chance Of getting red hot before the cam
paign 10 over.
For ASSESSOR. -This morning Frank
r. Carter announces that he is q candi-
date for the Office Of County Assessor.
Mr.. Garter is very worthy young
gentleman, who has long been resident
Of Phoebe and ID much esteemed and 70.
spected by all who know him. Ever
since he has been in Phoebe he has been
a worker, and by constant attention to
his duties and his quiet unobtrusive
manners, he has formed large circle Of
attached friends. Mr.. Carter will sub
NIT his candidacy to the action Of the
Democratic County Convention.
YESTERDAY our much esteemed friend
Col. b. I. Thornton left for Eureka and
San Francisco. The Colonel made O
short stay In Phoebe, which We regret, Of
for some time be was one Of our mos
prominent. respected and useful citizens
We understand that Colonel Thornton
was called away unexpectedly by being
retained with his partner, Judge CARRIER,
in most important law suit at Central
City, Colorado Territory. The Colonel
has our best wishes.
DIsrRrcr ATTORNEY. are pleased
to learn that our young friend Harry G.
Creswell. who for some time lived in
Phoebe, has received the nomination OF
District Attorney from the Nye County
Democratic Convention. We know Mr.
Creswell will make worthy, competent
and reliable officer, and we hope he vii
be elected. II we lived in Nye county
he would certainly have this locals vote
Woop WANrED.-The County Commits
sioners advertise for proposals to furnish
100 cords OF wood Tor use at the Court
house and Hospital.
A MERTINo took place on Monda
morning at Bullionville. at which MI
Yule addressed quite crowd of citizeni
To ARRIvE.-Adolph Sutro and wit'
Mr.. Ward and VIM. NJ. Bell are to arriv
to-day from Hamilton. E