Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-12

Dayton .....-.-..... Alexander. .......... 6
hatch '...........,.- henderson. Is
campbell ......',.... Dougherty. ...... 10
Wescoatt. ...........l3
Phllson............12
Mllmarth' ........... OHalloran. IL
ni"'ton' ''''.'..'..'- Atchlsou. ...,.......l5
sherwood ,.......... Craig ................ 6
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Coon FOR HIM.-A large amount of
bitter feeling has been engendered
(amongst those who were hitherto
friends) by the late political contest,
and some hard words have been INDUCED
IN on account of certain bettiugs of
money. We are sure that these kind of
feelings will wear away in day or two,
and the former friends will laugh over
their late pleasantness. Whilst max
ing these few remarks, we can not help
but notice a remark made bV very
prominent Republican. who not only AS
sisted his party to the bes, of his ability,
but bet bis money, and now thinks he
has lost 1t. The remarks were, to wit:
II have worked hard for Hayes and the
R. publican ticket; am defeated and ac-
knowledge 1t, and think | can whip any
man that DON'T acknowledge that Tlld.n
is a good man to fill the Presid initial
chair.
Board OF DELEGATES. The Board OF
Fire Delegates met last evening at Phoebe
Hose House, Captain Lubbock, Chair
man, and A. H. Emanuel, Secretary.
The following business was transacted ::
The Office of First Assistant Engineer of
the Phoebe Fire Department was declared
vacant, and the Second Assistant Enpi-
neer was appointed to take the place
An election for Second Assistant Enpi.
neer was ordered to take place on the
18th inst. Chief Engineer Scott was
granted ten days leave OF absence, and
l.. V. LOOMS appointed to act ~ Chief
ad internm. The Fire Warden made a
report as to the condition of the town,
and returned his thanks for the hearty
cooperation OF all parties for assisting
him in carrying ont his duties. The
Board then adjourned
RELICS OF THM ELECr1oN.--We imag-
ined that the election was over, but
judging from the relics lying around
loose yesterday, We think it is not all over
with some parties yet. These relics
were 10 the shape OF drunken men still
prowiing around the streets, striking VIC
torlous and uon-vietorious candidates for
money, claiming that they voted for
them. The free whisky OF Tuesday last
don't come every day in the year, and
the stills considering that they are hang.
ing on the ragged edge" OF hard VIM
ter, are more to bs pitied than blamed
for having taken advantage OF the stu.
alton.
For DARWIN. e. McAvoy left Phoebe
yesterday with his small stage and two
horses, taking with him Mrs. Pepper
and Mrs. Lawrence and their children.
The destination of one Of these ladies is
Darwin City, 1nyo county, California,
the other we believe being Bellevue.
Mac goes by way of Belleville and does
not calculate to return to Phoebe under
thirty days.
NEVADA MIsE.-At this mine six men
are taking out good quality of ore
which is being shipped to the furnace at
Bullionville. The furnace is now in
good running order and working princi-
pally on ore from the Nevada mine
(tormerly known as the Huhn & Hunt.
The prospects of this mine are number
one.
JUSTICE CoURT.-In the Justice Court
yesterday afternoon was tried the crimi-
nal case of the State vs.. John Doe, the
said John Doe being charged with steal.
ing wood, and the complainant being
Geo. q. Johnston. The cass was sub
mitted to the jury, and after short de.
liberation unanimously agree to acquit
the defendant. which verdict was brous ut
into Court aud recorded.
TILDEN NEws.-The following dis
patch was received here yesterday by N.
Wescoatt from Virginia City: "vir.
GINA Enterprise Comedies the election Of
Tiden. Florida. South Carolina and
Louisiana still in doubt. Will take off,
clal count 10 decide. DON"
For TooUERvILLE.-Peter Harrison is
packing up large lot of beds.eads aud
other furniture for Toquervllle. The
bedsteads are all single, 30 We imagine
there are no married men in that sec.
ton.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services at the
Episcopal Church will be held to-day at
the usual hours in the morning and
evening. Sunday school at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
ARIZONA MAIL.-The Arizona mail ar
rived at Phoebe yesterday afternoon q,
four O'Clock.
BETTINa.-Betting at one time yester-
day reached the point OF FIVE to one in
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