Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-08
COUNTY CLERK.-To. day two gentleme

Cutcheon was appointed as Register.
COUNTY CLERK.-To.day two gentlemen
announce their intention of being can.
didates for this position. First, Jas. W.
Lloyd expresses his willingness to serve
the people. Mr.. Lloyd has long been a
resident Of this county. is thoroughly
competent for the position which he
seeks; is reliable, and would no doubt
make an efficient officer. Next we have
d. l. Wilmans. who is also pioneer on
the coast and in Phoebe. He, like Mr..
Lloyd. is well qualified for the Office,
and is well worthy Of the confidence and
support of his fellaw-citizens. Both
these gentlemen will submit their claims
to the Democratic County Convention.
WHERE TO COPY an advertisement
under the head of New, To day." an
old.time Piocher, Ike Phillips, let's the
boys" know that when they visit Eu.
reks they will meet hearty welcome
and find their comfort attended to. Ike
keeps q first class saloon, stocked with
the finest potables that money will buy,
and knows how to entertain bis friends
and the public. When they visit Eureka
they should not fail to call on friend Ike.
We are sure that they will not regret
doing so. Frank cleveland Is head
mixologist, and o fine lunch is served
daily.
The DIsrRrcr CouRr held q session
Yesterday. No other business was trans
acted but the naturalization of the follow.
ing persons: 9. Girdlestone, John Cald.
well, Dan Sheehan. John Knuckey, W.
G. Cole. Daniel T. Meagher. John Hen
ming, T. Sullivan, Louis Waldenberg,
Edward Winans. David McKelvey,
Joseph johnson, John Elfers, John
Jones. William Donley, Richard Riepe
and John Shay. Court adjourned till
Monday next.
THAMES AND CONGRATULATIONS. -Yes.
terday we were favored by presentation
of champagne and wedding cake, which
was sent by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs on the
occasion OF the the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Ernestine, to Louis Sui.
tan. The health OF the fair bride and
her happy husband was duly toasted by
the staff OF the RECORD, all of whom
wished happiness and prosperity to the
newly married pair.
The concert and tableaux vivant for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church will
come of tomorrow evening. Those
who appear on the occasion are busily
engaged in rehearsing, and from what
we can learn the performance will be
very interesting. A great number of
tickets have heen sold, and we have no
doubt that Armory Hall will be crowded
to excess.
For TREAsuRER. Miles G. Selden, of
Dry Valley, announces his intention of
being candidate for County Treasurer.
subject to the action of the Democratic
County Convention. Mr.. Selden is very
well known to large circle OF friends,
by whom he is much esteemed and re-
spected. He is in every way competent
for the position and is also entirely relia-
BILE. He would undoubtedly make an
excellent officer.
FoR AssEsson. G. Dwelle is an as
pirant for the Office Of County Assessor.
This gentleman is we'll aud favorably
known to his fellow citizens. is both CO.
pable and Trustworthy, and has very
large circle of friends Of all political com.
plexious. Mr.. Dwelle will abide by the
decision of the Republican County Con-
vention.
TIE Phoebe Minstrels gave perform
ance last night for the benefit of Mr..
Newman, which was we'll attended. We
were only present for few minutes,
when we heard Mr.. Newman sing bal.
lad, ave parted by the River Side, ="
which he rendered with much taste and
skill.
RETURNED. - Yesterday evening we
were much gratihed OF meeting an old
friend, r. s. Wright. who has Just re.
turned from the San Juan region. Bob
looks well, and says though il was a
pretty hard trip, he came through all
right.
Handsome. wedding cake made
on the occasion Of the marriage Of Mr.
Sultan to Miss Jacobs was very hand
some one and showed much taste and
skill in its ornamentation. II was made
by Messrs. Gibfrid & Brisacher.
BELLraERExT.-Last evening some o
the boys got on their muscle. and. after
short exhibition Of their skill, they quit
in order to enjoy the advantages OF al
interview with Justice Van Hagen.
On Sunday We had the pleasure o
meeting Mr.. Wilson, Of Hike. who re
ports matters down In that section a
very quiet. but jogging along in an easy
old-fashioned manner.
To ARRrvE.-S. Ashim, Frank G. Mir
shull, Hon. Thomas Wallace, ]. 7. Gil
mer and son and E. J. Travis are tell
graphed from Hamilton to arrive to da,
EDITOR RECORD. - Please announs
fanaca Saloon . popular place to d
their drinking. subject to the decision
the people en- masse.
ONE PRrcE! ONE Bril-!
BULLION SaIPxENT.-Wells, Fargo
20. shipped yesterday bullion amountir