Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-28
eov RopBEp.-Night before last q

Hamilton Sthbo W."
',,i, a mile or two of town. The
';,.r J. Hunter. says he was halted by
Ssrsrnl men, taken short distance and
,isd 10 a scrub cedar. That the robbers
49, ssarched the stage, cut open the
theu sacks. and it is supposed distracted
y package containing Q large sum OF CON-
TP Pa tale told by the driver seemed improb-
luz and unsatisfactory and he was arrest
aY' en suspicion Of being the guilty party.
60 On s ne circumstances that led to his
V ne ~ being the fact that be recogr
de'ea man as one OF the highwaymen,
nileu Il was matter OF easy proof that
wosu WIEN had been in town all the even
ue There were no passengers and the
my asair seems to be very mysterious,
WIZ me loss OF the money. Officer Nc
NV s'JR r. Hoag and others went down
.n,Ss point where the robbery was said
!. ~ have taken place and recovered some
a.cLaoes of express freight. The af-
tar w;ll he examined into very closely
and the truth endeavored to be reached.
As 70 the probable guilt or innocence of
,hs marty in custody, Of course We know
no,biue and shall make no comments.
TIE Panaca mass meeting was quite a
success. A large crowd assembled to
hear ". ". Bishop, John Yule and J. G.
Foster. The addresses of these gentle.
men were quite interesting, and excited
mnch enthusiasm. These gentlemen will
address the voters of Highland Precinct
tomorrow evening,
YESTERDAY was stormy, disagreeable
day. 1t showed and rained and blew,
and did everything that was disagreeable
and uncomfortable. From all appear.
ances Mr.. Winter is going to pay us an
early visit. Confound the old fellow, he
il more free than welcome.
CORRECTION. - All registered voters
should be careful to examine the printed
lists and see whether their names are
properly set down. A neglect OF this
matter might cause trouble and the loss
ciayote.
Arrow occurred yesterday afternoon in
ono of the saloons on Main street. A
couple of the boys had rough and
iamble for few seconds, but the rain
and the mud soon squelched their bellig-
erent ardor.
You've MEMS Social CLUB.-We have
besn favored with an invitation to the
first party given by the above organ.
izstion, for which its members will
please accept our best thanks.
OHEcr1oSs.-All objections to the
names OF voters that appear on the regis
ter must be made before 6 O'Clock p. m
next Friday.
INTERVIEWING is now the order of the
day. Time is short, candidates numer.
Gus, and until next Tuesday voters will
have to submit to being buttonholed.
Our streets are both muddy and slip
perry, and anything but pleasant for pc
deStrans.
LOUIS SULTAN AND WIFE will arrive BY
the Salt Lake stage to-day.
time that The papers were figuring up the
probable result of the approaching cleo
ton We know that politics are fear.
FULLY mixed this season, yet we have u
notion that We may hazard estimates of
the several counties with tolerable ac.
curacy To begin with We recognize
Storey as the great battle ground OF the
campaign. II the Republican State
ticket carries there by 700 majority, not
more than three of the Democratic can
dldates will be under the necessity of
applying for certificate Of election. The
tcEets will not average overly we'll be-
lore the public. There are some weak
nominations on both. For the purposes
OIL our speculation we will take nomi.
nees for Governor. We give Bradley
Llko by $50 majority; Lincoln. 200; Nye.
70; Humboldt, 200; Washoe, 1875; Cburc.
hill, 4O; Esmeralda and Douglas. 1875:
total majority for Bradley, LOIS. Now,
let US see about Hazlett's chances. We
give him White Pine by so; Lyon, 175.
ana ormsby, 100; total for Hazlett, 325.
which, taken from LOIS. leaves Bradley
S9o ahead, with Eureka, Lander and
storey to hear from. We put down the
Two former as a stand off, though it is
hilghly probable that Hazlett will 90 out
Of Them with a majority Of 200. Should
thls be the case, Bradley would strike
storey with less than 500 majority. It
viii therefore devolve upon the Com.
Nockers to say who shall be Governor for
we next four years. II they shoold con.
..uae 70 roll up a clean majority of 700
moV Tor the Republican ticket, nearly
every candidate on the Democratic ticket
would be defeated. The above are
Suf ngures as matters look now, and We
70 not believe they can be improved
uPDn 70 any alarming extent by any one,
-lEureka Sentinel. 23d.
~ uS Monday last, at a ranch owned by
T Tsor Bradley, man named John
thurman received charge OF bird shot
Iua gun In the hands OF VIM. Russell.
t Ueuef known as "Sip Bill" who has
vss leaning i'm this section for several
ieafs past. As the parties were only a
;s iset apart at the time of the shoot
,H s, 'le small shot did terrible execu.
su mangling Thurman's left arm in
. ,ob . manner that amputation will
vm'Ooaoly be necessary, and portion of
,e oI penetrating the lungs. After hav.
n.y. aOne the shooting. Russell procured
~ nspf'ng wagon and brought the wounded
,sna, 70 the County Hospital; then sur.
l ,S.a himself to the Sheriff. Elko
Independent, oath. ~
NJ a y NUMBER Of the friends and admirers
bar governor Bradley procured a brass
dsuo, ana serenaded him at the resi-.
Ai,s ve o. Gen. J. E. Rocker, last evening.
JoS u, NE n band had played several airs,
scco u Il. Dennis appeared ct the door,
n,,u "1 by the Governor, whom he
Dsnn Iuced IN short speech. When Mr..
mad mad concluded, the Governor
tbsul,ss short speech, in which he
@ asnSed those present for the compli.
ip0 Al paia MIN, and concluded by invit-
irs h. b., present to step inside, where re-
Revs;leen t ., were provided. = [Austin
ulsto,p MAYoN, the enterprising manip.
penca Vi mines, together with Messrs
Mi ME- and Watson, of Minneapolis.