Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
PASSENGER VRNVEL.
ARRIVALS.
GuuER sALIsBuRY's SALT LAKE LINE:
Mrs Pierce
DEPARTURES.
81 dILMER h sALIsBUnY's HAMILTON LINE
SD Barstow

COUNTY CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-The
Democratic County Central Committee
mot last evening and among other busi-
ness apportioned the number of dele
gates and set a time for holding the
several primaries throughout the county.
Wednesday, September 9th is appoint
ed as the day. Under the head of New
To-Day" will be found the official an
nouncement.
The usual motley group OF Indians in
daily parade through the streets, is now
lacking. They are mostly of to the
hills experimenting their pine-nut plan
tations and calculating the probable
yield of the same. 1t won't be long now
till We see the veteran Shoshone with q
handkerchief fun of the juicy fruit Of the
pine, negotiating for the sale of the sam 9
for four Bit piece.
TIT trials Of Dame and Lee, for par
tcipation in the Mountain Meadow
Massacre, commenced at Beaver last
Monday. The Utah papers are already
tuning their pipes and editorially enun-
cIating opinions on it. 1t will probably
be as big farce as the ono enacted there
last year, which resulted in the disagree
ment Of the jury.
FROST over in Utah, frost south OF US,
rain, hail, snow and sleet at Eureka, and
around Phoebe and vicinity warm days
and glorious nights. If the miracle of
Old was but repeated. and If we were fav-
oled with flock of quails every evening,
ana mama every morning, we would
!hnk this might be route to the prom
4 ised land.
In some Of the towns OF this State, the
careful ones are sewing the buttons on
'neir coats to keep them from being torn
on by persistent candidates. Others car
Ythelr arms in sings to keep from be-
ing Obliged to shake hands with every
olher man. The Piocher scorns such
base devices.
GATES AJAR. - Strolling through
zoe lower part of town we noticed the
gates OF two or three OF our graveyards
ular, They are all in such neat trim
,nas II would be pity to have cattle or
0ogs wander through them.
We heard of birth yesterday in
IL Roche, but as we saw no one shaking
nands or dice with more JUNCTION than
usual considered it a ittle-weli, q little
hs@ature. There are plenty of vacant
0stshs, however.
3D. BRAsTow, assistant Superinten
a'a' Of Wells, Fargo Il Co., left on yes
ss'aay mornings blackboard. He bas
sSsu e1amlning the accounts etc., OF the
thing 0, K.
AAlss quantities OF Utah fruit or,
u'"y arriving in Phoebe. The fruit from
, 'Ial section is better favored this Fall
e s.su usual. and finds ready sale, espe
h : a. hepresent cheap rate at whicl
VERY neat and elegant are the pape
ollars that you can now buy with pic
ure of George Washington on each cor
her. Martha is supposed to be on be
bind sewing on q button.
Exchanges all say: LOOK out 70,
pounterfet half.dollsr coins dated 1868
1875 and 1876. It's the other kind W
IRE looking out for, and without much
uccess.
A TRAIN went to Bullionville yesterda
oaded With ore for the Raymond an
" mill. Another will probably be dis
lched to-day.
HANDSOME railing was being touche
op q few doors below the RECORD ofic
yesterday afternoon. It is intended TO
me grave OF the late John Dowell.
FoR WARD.-P. Harrison, W. ]
iDonRherty, and Martin Tarpey are Of
WIS morning on visit to Ward district
WHY is Benny Hyde like retired do,
ott Giveit up? Because he has cease
oe q" practicing fizziciAn. I"
AN attachment for SLIGO was yeste
y n levied upon the Newark mine by 1
Clute.
AeE numbers OF emigpants are pass
through Salt Lake City on their wa
california and Arizona.
~ interesting communication relativ
fou asylum for Nevada's insane, wi
'ound In another column.
Tr,.- ~.
.AA aiko mail arrived and departe
'''tsrday.