Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-05

FoI AssEssoR.-To-day two prominent
and respected citizens announce their
intention of becoming candidates for the
position OF County Assessor. One of
these gentlemen, G. r. Alexander, we
have had the pleasure of knowing many
Years, and have always found him honest
and punctual in all his transactions, a
yery competent business man, and withal
n whole-souled, reliable gentleman. Mr.,
Alexander's candidacy will be submitted
TO the Democratic County Convention.
The other announcement is made by
o. p. Sherwood, who 10 as we'll known
as Phoebe, and has done much to pro.
mote its prosperity. Mr.. Sherwood is
the present incumbent of the office, and
is performing its duties very satisfacto-
rily. Mr.. Sherwood will submit his
claims to the Republican County Con-
vention
LAST DAY.-It should not be forgotten
that the entries for the October meeting
Of the Eastern Nevada Jockey Club will
close on the 18th inst. Those who own
fllers and intend to give them a. chance
to show their speed, should be on hand.
The course is being carefully prepared,
stables erected. and every necessary con.
venence provided. The Club is differed
by experienced men who, with its mem
bers. will exert themselves to the utmost
to ensure a successful meeting.
COUNTY CLERK.-A. T. Eastland, who
has for long time been acting as clerk
at the Raymond & Ely mills, is candi.
date for County Clerk, subject to the
action OF the Democratic County Con.
yention. Mr.. Eastland is thoroughly
compent for the position to which he
aspires, and is equally reliable. He is a
pleasant, agreeable gentleman, and is
much esteemed by large circle of
friends.
COUNTY TREAsURER.-J. NJ. Seibert,
the we'll known and esteemed agent Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.. announces his in
tention Of appearing before the Republi-
can County Convention as a candidate
for Treasurer. Mr.. Seibert is much re-
spected in this community as a reliable
business man, and doubtless if the funds
of the county were placed in his charge,
he would prove faithful and efficient
custodian.
MINsrRELs.-It should be borne in
mind that on Monday evening next the
Phoebe Ministries will give one of their
meritorious entertainments for the bene.
fit of D. Newman. That gentleman is
invariably ready to do all he can to assist
others, and he, in his turn, should moi
he forgotten. The programme for the
evening will be found to be pleasing.
TEMrIurE ORE.-Thirty.fve hundred
pounds Of ore from the Inca mine, TEN
piute District, was worked at the Flora
mill and produced S6l6. The average
assay was $408. The bullion was quit,
fine. viz. $50. Mr.. McMasters continues
to superintend this mill and is securing
very good results.
NoIsY.-A couple of disputants yester
day afternoon attracted considerable at
tention from the emphatic manner the,
laid down the law to each other. The,
made 80 much noise that the polio,
thought they might have to make al
arrest and we thought of catching al
item, but all were disappointed.
REGISTRATION is not proceeding yer,
rapidly. The Justice occasionally ha
to "rassle" with some hard cases VIII
have not very clear idea of the require
ments of the law which has to be e1
planned to them with q tedious repeti
ton.
BENEFIT CONCERT. - Yesterday "
glanced at the programme Of the concel
to be given next Wednesday evening fe
the benefit of the Episcopal Church
The selections are very good, and wi
afford much satisfaction.
The stages on both routes, from Han
ilton and Salt Lake, are making excellel
time. The roads are now exceeding
good.
TIE weather yesterday was warm al
pleasant, quite an improvement on Il
stormy time we had previously.
FRuIr.-The Mormon wagons a
bringing large quantities of fruit al
vegetables to town.
BULLION SHIPMENT. Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounti'
to 90, 746.18.
The travel by stages, both going al
coming. is very light.