Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-16

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The Carson Appeal aud vrginis En- prope
terprise are engaged in dispute about OF the
thu u.r;ts ana as,rax;,. :, - nil. tbroa
District Judge Of Storey County. First conf.
We will state, that for years we have felt that I
high respect for Judge Rising's legal natur
ability and unbounded confidence in his A
probi,y. 1t 10 therefore with feelings of mines
considerable pain, We notice that the vealt
Carson Appeal intimates that be will be W:
n;n.,.a a.. a.. g.. Prior
W. supreme Oouf'' oy Mr..
certain parties Tor the fullAlment Of Howa
some special object On the ether hand, JarreI
the Virginia Enterprise warmly defends No
Judge Rising and points to his long an In
puo'o career without . stain or sus- The r
picion OF improper motives controlling pine
his rulings. We think that the Appeal Mann
II It has any charges to make against rs tht
the Judge, either in the past or a COR ,ne ~
rupt bargain Tor the future, should state ts;irr
the accusation explicitly and clearly with that Il
the evidence relied upon to substantiate dam .
1t. Till that is done, we shall not, in. The
deed, can not but believe, that Richard Noun
Rising is an honest man and an i'm. betwe
partial Judge and would be so as we'll in giving
the future as In the past. We do not mine
say this for the purpose OF supporting James
him for anv rne;t;op ;ra;o;o, -, ,,h.- severd
what
W''0' oecsose we "'gn' oppose him' out they
as simple act Of appreciative justice, SO procu
far as We know ANYTHING about the 800
matter. The
The prosnects NJ hostil;ties in Enron. II. X.
are materially influencing the trade in coal
bread stufs. Already large amounts wol S
A"'e oo0u Puio""seu anu are now on gener
their way to European ports. What is able.
one mans food is death to another. A into Z
general European war would undoubted- a aS:na
~ act favorably on American products, Il clea
manufactures and commerce. Neutral mine
bottoms would be sought for ocean traf. Mr.,
NC, 'nus the American mercantile marine East,
might recover from It's long and severe bill OF
oppression. Hotel
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AT West Point Canaan, sbe,msr ,ov. porter
Tho oroa,.,;nc ,io,. ., -, ..e:. with
se ''a'' sumo sooo au''oe, 80 Ger
which If they make their guide it will cents.
cause them to be good soldiers and gen. 40 on
tlemen. He cautioned them to avoid the W
drinking and gambling and to seek la h hara !;
dies society in preference to passing the 90
their time in bar-rooms and billiard sa. m
$3.50 "'Ie'"' % ''su' "uu !" 10 70 ported
'o1'e s.AA w of the
- o''eu W" agent,
'.eM. twine
The kilograms from Eureka give the nlna
p"i'i0u'"" " oue Oh inc most remark had
able escapes on record man falls coqita
against and in setam engine fy-wheel certai
revolving fifty times in O minute and yet s.oIy,
escapes apparently uninjured. That keen
fellow on the pale horse must have been man b
looking the other way or he would never IT.,
,.,., .h.;. =. A'ee'' ~ N"'' ~ lowinl
-~..- dersta
Senator Jones very truly and wisely o seri
warns the Cincinnati Convention. that & TT,
unless il takes unmistakeable ground on gence
the Chinese question. the Pacific States va m. :
are sealed to the Democracy. less it
- ment.
1t Ia again reported that the Mormons lieent
intend to emigrate in large numbers to count.
New Mexico. The s. F. Chronicle init. ness
,,.,o. .,, from
'-.' - 'o D"'o" VI '"uu on rumor
the Canadian river is about being trans with
ferred to the Mormon leaders, one fo
rarroov ond ..,, AtN
BLESSINGS which The Chinese .ra h.;So;n, Young
10 this coast. These are some of the ad-
van,a,os Ii. ~. .,;. White
,ha Ch;,. - ~. the pl
o ~ saw '"'s 0u"uoo W "'S- which
seminate. and in
49, = A croy
Ahe Democralic House has passed the about
the joint resolution to modify the Bur- Orpha
lingame Treaty. II the Republican Sen. one "
ate does not pass the resolution it is easy two ~
to predict the result OF the next elections then
In the Pacific States. Younl
~e soon
Virginia City seems to be the fortu. the trs
nate possessor Of some very brutal inef. years.
hcient policemen. who are apparently Tho
more amenaoie 70 the laws than most OF the CT
VI 'ne 'nen 'ney arrest. sidera
The duration Of the morn;no ssss;o,, stockh
of the "Rio Roa,dn has baar ax,.na.a they
From the paucity of bona fde transac. Of IN.
tons one would have thought that the 100, 10
81 ss;ons were already too long for tn
- by net
Watching. That is what the Demo. This d
cratic leaders are doing and unless the !naue
folks at Cincinnati are guided by the $500 q
DID wiseheads OF the party, there will be machi
plenty to critcise aud assail. more
- as the
To-day at Cincinnati the bslloting will crushe
be COMMANDED and ,ha war w;,, o,,.n =, this 81
100, .. oP'N .. will hs
'o'1 '"'"0s'. the ct
Tha Co~so,, Nj. "a, tional
he 18th inst. ~ the first of July. Cause On
repairs and annual settlement. covere
- money
NEVADA NEWS. upwar'
Bishop Whitaker will hold service at 80.
hamilton and Treasure Hill on SUNDAY M. !.
ext and be in Eureka during the coming an az.
'eek. hsro
The prisoners con6ned in tho E,Lo consist
;ounty Jail. attempted to break out but coin
Iere discovered before their prepsrations did moi