Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-27

HIKo. Sept. 20. 1876.

AAAos ocPs' ~ ~~'S'
EprroB RECORD: Judging from the
character OF the missives that are com.
mencinR to roll in upon rs by each
PONY" there must be an election brew
ing Piocheward. 4" Just before the bat
tie mother, I sm thinking most OF you"
They are tender, with "reminiscences OF
the hsllowed past. As they remind us
Of those halcyon days when the future
was roseate with promise, when life
seemed all Colour de rose, and when with
the innocence Of early childhood. We sx-
changed white chips. or Of those darkest
episodes In lifs's retrospect, when the
clouds Of adversely lowered athwart our
horizons, and shoulder to shoulder. 1.-TWO
souls with but single thought. two
hearts that beat az one." We breasted the
tide Of adversity. and rustled for SOW
belly ut Poverty Flat. We are sgitat-d
to the very fountains of our being, the
tears will unbLideu start. and the dry
GOODS that cover our manly bosoms will
us- and tall with suppressed emotion.
l
II there Is al Office in the county worth
cont-nding for. st them out. We are
not up in the dark ways and vain"
tricks of political manipulation. We
ruffle the bosom of Mother Earth for the
nutritious cereal, we extract the lactael
huid from the uild.eyed bovine, we rake
the meadows sweet with hay, but We
can vote as strong as anybody, and we
1 I'D rada
whether you rode down the "Valley
with h.ridsD. or charged with Zap
Price, we'll vote for as many OF you as
' We can.
Q Our town presents quite q lively sp-
. pesrsnce at present. vs. have two tides
of emigration almost constantly pouring
t through; one from Eastern and South
= -rn Oregon and Modoo county, Cali.
fornia, bound for Arizona" with wag-
ons. and focks and herds, old people
and babies. and o,g boys aud fat girls
Z l"I hear thee speak Of II better land ~.
y and the other from ARIZONA bound
for Eastern and Southern Oregon and
Modoo county. California, but much
tighter in stock and things than those
e bound sou ward. and several gentlemen
g of the northern bound party express con
tid-nce in their ability to whip the mai
y that runs the " Prescott Miner il the,
8 should chance to meet him in the usua
II way.
=, A couple Of our boys" INDUCED in
- little misunderstanding the other day
% during which gun went of, and th'
D. cu,icls was slightly raised on the olassi
u brow Of the party Of the second part-nt
arrests and no cards.
Mr.. Dewight Esg'eston. who has jus
returned from Typo. reports eight hun
1t bred men employed and everything il
H. full blast. Some forty men are workin
:, It present in Rsveills.
" Our beautiful valley Is just prepsrin
g to put on her mourning for departe
30 Summer, our farmers are harvestin
M their crops and soon the bins of graf
will swell with the bountiful reward {
honest toll. Our old time friend Johnn
u Davis having abandoned the lower le'
y els aud the manufacture of the efferve
IL. cent beverage, has settled down into a
A. honest granger. He has one of the bel
~ ranches aud the most beautiful littl
tie home IN the valley, aud q splendid Gro
70. Nc the result OF his Summers worl
n, Long lite and an unrufH ID Sea of pro-
:, p-rity to him aud his intere s,ing litt
family.
'p- Mrs Ferguson 10 still living on th
nd ranch desoiAted by the sad event of
-, few weeks since. I learn that after ~
plying to several old and warm friend
yer Of her late husband for counsel and ~
bis Woe, each OF whom excused himself iii
ma individuals Of old. that had marie
and could not come" and that ht
bought yoke Of oxen and could M
come" she has secured the services
red Mr.. Henry Schaef-r who. "witho,
N. money and without price," is ass,tiu
In, ner to the extent OF his ability. H
wrll-kuowu reputation for shrewtd bus
Nv ness sagasity and unquestion-d hones,
ny, ia a guarantee for the lad,'s fnanol
vas prosperity in the future. have also FIR
nm queutly detected the amlsbls wife
Judge Wilson IN little acts OF unoste
an tacious kindness, such as only the war
heart and deft fingers of q warm-hearte
little woman could conceive OF or exc
in. cute, "In AS much az ye did it unto Of
ack OF the least of these my children ys
,,a II unto Me-"
And now. as am about TO leave th
'ne section. with your permission, | "
'rry avail myself OF your columns to bid
Pahransgat. and especially my Hill
friends, q regr-tful goodbye, thaukil
70 a them kindly for the many acts
courtesy and kindness that I have
c-ived at their hands, and hopeing tn
. o' every blessing at the disposal OF /
men G,vrr of all good may be theirs, l lea
men them with
"Feelins Of sadness and longing.
That is not akin to min.