Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-10

WE had long talk with Mike yester-
day evening in relation to the political
outlook in California. Mike is man
of great deal of discernment, and
when he does give his opinion on politi-
cal matters, the style alone is sufficient
to carry conviction to the minds of his
hearers. Speaking of the Independent
candidate for Governor, he said: 1.-The
rayson that Bidwell started to raisin' the
raisin grape, was to thry and get the
raise an the temperance party" Mike
ing he bid we'll for their vote. We were
sorry to have to go, but stern duty de-
manded we should part with the punster.
He still lives, though very weak.
GEO. MILLER, of the San Francisco
Brewery, yesterday informed us that he
was about to remove the partition be-
tween the saloon he now occupies and
the place of business formerly occupied
by Morton Il Schweizer as a shoe store.
He calculates to fit up the same in con-
nection with his saloon, and therein
place two first-class billiard tables. These
billiard tables are among the best that
players exhibit their skill upon in the
town. They were formerly in the build
ing in which Wells, Fargo & Co. now
keep their Office.
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO THE
BAR.-Judge Rives and J. c. Foster, as
Court Commissioners appointed to hear
applications of different parties for ad-
mission to the bar, asking for admission
to practice law, Yesterday and the day be-
fore examined William Joseph O'Dongh-
erty and gave him searching examina-
ton, after which, they being perfectly
satisfied as to bis knowledge and ability,
concluded to recommend him for admis-
sion. The questions and answers hay
ing been written, will be forwarded to
the Supreme Court for their action.
YESTERDAY morning the early risers
were astonished to see on several dead
walls and unoccupied house fronts sun
dry pathetic legends setting forth in q
lew lines of mournful pathos brief
record OF certain npmph-du-pave; her
age her name and untimely fate. Such
proceedings, done under cover OF the
night. are highly reprehensible and
should be decried.
To SHOW the various transactions in
different mining claims and the conf.
dence that our residents have in the
same, 1t is only necessary to state that
the number of deeds made by one Notary
In the last three days is only II. <
pretty fair business for him and fair
showing for the community in the wav
in which they go for mining claims.
FREE CoNcERT.-Last night Mr. James
Farrier from one of the London vaude-
villes, gave two or three choice selec.
tions from his repertoire at Hamilton
keno rooms. He possesses q remarka.
bly, good tenor voice and will favor the
audience with few comic selections
this evening. He is decidedly good.
N. B. NonvALL returned yesterday at.
ternoon after long visit to the principal
mines of the Pennsylvania District. He
is, as yet, unprepared to give any report
OF matters in that locality, but thinks in
few days he can give some information
OF interest relative to affairs in that dis
trlct.
In the case of David Thompson to sci
aside the homestead filing of Pete,
Anderson for certain lands in Meadow
valley, was yesterday decided by the
REGISTER and Receiver-Messrs. j. G.
roster and j. w. Wright. The filing
was set aside on the ground of abandon
ment.
JOE CoscHNA received quite a con
siRnment OF watermelons and green corr
yesterday from Santa Clara, Utah.
W. ". B1sHop and wife left in yester
day mornings Salt Lake stage Go,
Beaver. Utah. s' io'
]. r. PICARD. an old-time Phoebe.
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