Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-01
INTELLIGENCE.

REGISTERED LETTER5.-The following |
parties have registered letters awaiting |
their call in the Phoebe Postoffice: Mrs |
Margaret Phymer, NJ. A. Vance, Jacob |
Psyser, J. L. Duffy and W. II. Ellis. |
Anyone knowing their present address |
will oblige the Postmaster BY letting him |
know.
POLITICAL. Political pots are not
boiling, or even simmering; u variety of
causes tends to pro luce this. Next
Tuesday the Republicans hold their pri
mary, next Thursday the Democratic
Convention will be held, and next Sat-
urday the Republicans met for the same
purpose; 80 that this week decides O good
uany interesting questions.
JB. ArcHIsoN, OF Psnacs, announces
h,msslt as a candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision of the
DenOratic Convention. Mr.. Atchison
san old resident of our neighborinG
town, a square man generally, and will
We are pretty certain, get the nomination.
The pious Psalmist prayed Remem-
Der not the sins of my youth nor my
trans2ressions, but if he were a csndi-
date for political Office in these days he
would include bis sins from babyhood,
for they would be hunted up and re-
membered against him.
The several Registry Agents through
out the county give notice in this morn
irg's RECORD that their registry books
will close at 6 P. M. on the goth inst. Ali
voters should register during the present
week.
To ANYONE who desires to become
naturalized and vote at the next election
We would say that less than three weeks
remain of the allotted time, the books
closing on the goth inst. Better vote
than wish you had.
NEWSPAPER advertising is the most en-
ergetic and vigilant Of statesmen, ad-
dressing thousands each day, always in
the advertisers interest, and ceaselessly
at work seeking customers from all
classes
HE new silver quarters have the
motto In God we trust" 80 have n t
the hall dollars. No confidence beyond
HtWo bit piece on the part of our Gov
ernment; and in our centennial year too,
y WE are glad to see by the Grand Jury q
report, that the various county officials
books are correct. The affairs of Lin
coin county have been well and economi.
eally managed for the last two years.
q HE Grand Jury met yesterday and
presented their final report. and were
d then discharged. We publish the docu.
h ment this morning.
y SERVICES will be held in the Episcopal
n church to-day at the usual hours morn
ing and evening, Rev. r. Ii. Kline Of
n floating.
III SERvIcEs will be held at the Catholic
81 Chnrch to-day at the usual hours morn.
ngand evening; Rev. Father Monteverde
81 Officiating.
DELEGArEs.-Louis Stern and Henry
@lseffer are the Republican delegates
nOu hlko to the County Convention o.
"a' party, which meets next Saturday
~ AhAN was fined 500 in Carson las
IN S Sssk BY Justice Wetherell for selling
vi nnnssy to indians. Served him right.
Does justice sleep in Phoebe?
f his is another big day with the Chi
Fl usse' being the 18th day OF the ST.
n. To-day they worship that orb o
A'ens and engage in general feasting.
~ d. r. WHIrEH111, thu Stats Minero,o
s's', and Rev. s. P. Kelley, Superin
n y. of Public Instruction are hkel,
II " afop In on US now any day.
n LARGE quantities OF lumber are bein,
u 'n'pped to Ward. 1t goes from Winnie
n yucca TO Wells by rail. and from Their
y e'eS Oh wagons to Ward.
AaE number Of voters that had reo;s
'e'ed In Phoebe up to yesterday was 4O4
"A. q. O'DoUeHERrY arrived on ,as
nights stage from Hamilton. 80"