Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-05

We ubfS uAi very iIbtie 10 say ABOUT the |
mea on either ticket. for the reason that /
they are ali well known throughout the !
community, and people are apt to make |
up their minds as to whether they will |
vote for this man or will not vote for |
that man irrespective at newspaper re-
marks. As for the filling of county |
Office personal qualification is more
looked at than anything else. II a man
thinks such candidate will make n
good officer be will be likely 10 give him
bis vote, if otherwise, h. will not. In
this connection it is proper to assert
that every man should consider well the
dignity of his vote. the greatness of the
action. and not allow prejudice or reck-
lessness of statement TO run away with
sober judgment. There are all sorts of
wild rumors and statements flying
around. They tend to unsattle mems
opinions and make them doubtful of
each other. Do not allow dust to b5
thrown in your eyes. In this country
the broad, sound principles Of right and
justice must prevail. That there is dam
| ger to the institutions of this country no
one will deny; that danger comes from
within, aud all effort at prescription or
ost. aeism is development of that dan
| ger. This grim mountains that surround
us are not more eternal than the princi-
| pies of human freedom, rights and lib.
erty. Those principles form a platform
that all American citizens can stand on
and vote for.
Tom De MASTERS, Fire Warden, pub.
fishes notice in this mornings paper
in reference TO stovepipes through the
town. This is a matter that everyone
will stand in for. One defective stove
pipe may set the whole town abiaZe, and
Tom means business, and says he il 60
ing to visit every house in the place.
We hope all our citizens will see that as
far as they are individually concerned
no cause for complaint exists.
AT a certain voting precinct not q
hundred miles from Pioche, there hangs
a couple of demii johns, with the follow
ing touching legend inscribed above
" No ticket made up yet. No ketchem
whisky, no ketchem vote" 1t is signed
by two of the solid men of the place,
notice necessary.
We were shown yesterday by gentle
man OF this place two pictures done in
India ink and crayon, by Paul Nam
ughowlna, who is deserving of credit for
the life-like productions. With little
instruction at n school of art Paul would
make high mark as an artist.
IMPORTANT TO VoTERs.-As several
tickets will undoubtedly be scratched
next Tuesday we deem it advisable to
call attention to the fact that all names
written on a ticket must be written on
the right-hand margin of the ticket. II
, will not do to scratch the name and
write the other candidates name above
It must be written on the side.
WEArHER IrEM.--Yesterday WAS quiet
J cool and cloudy; Tomorrow it will be
warmer and will be very warm on Tues.
) day. After that it will cool off quit,
5 rapidly, and by the close of the weel
' many individuals will look quite frosty
!. AS every other itemizer in the Stat,
, is telling of wonderful growth, we stol
: counting our money one minute to tel
' about willow tree We wot of that has
g grown feet, s inches this season.
The new furnace at Highland has no
I yet started up, it being the intention t.
3 get good supply of charcoal on han'
t before firing up. 1t will probably com
d mence operations next Wednesday.
y THE Virginia Chronicle notices tn
!. opening of o new hotel in that place OF
t the 10th inst, which is designed to put
'. stop to the present exorbItant charge
l. for board and lodging by system G
9 moderate charges.
Pay due attention to your clothe
this weather, don't get excited, don't ru
B around bare-headed talking politics t
l. the man next door, and then you wi
o have no cold to nurse all Winter.
+ The State Bank of Nevada announ ce
q this morning its regular monthly div
:. dend OF two per cent, payable on tt
10th inst.
N AN ore train composed of fifteen loade
10 cars, went down to the American Fla
~ mill at Bullionville yesterday.
fe DIVINE service will be held at I'll
"a Episcopal Church at II A. NJ. to- da,
Is Rev. h. II. Kline officiating.