The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-31

REPUBLICAN DoINGs.-The Republican
County Central Committee held meet.
ing yesterday. made their apportionment,
named the days for the primary election
and County Convention. all OF which
VIII be found in our advertising columns.
They have thus set the political ball
rolling on the Republican side of the
house.
COUNTY TREAsURER.-D. A. Fulks is
again before the people, as a candidate
for the position, which he has filled SO
well for the last two years. Bob hangs
out his shingle with the Democratic
party, out 10 not averse to any of his Re-
publican friends giving him a lift by a
vote In case he gets away with the NOM
ination.
PARTY AT DRY VALLEy.-We have be-
fore us an invitation to attend ball to
be given at Dry Valley al the new hall
just erected there. The ball will take
place on the evening of the 9Th of Sep
TENDER. The committee has our thanks
for the invitation.
We publish three lien notices this
morning.
~ Eureka Sentinel: Along Spring street,
IN the course of the recent inundation,
where the roots of vegetation were not
entirely carried away, Nature has revived
many OF the yards to something of their
former beauty. 1t will take another
years growth however, to fully straight
en- out the young trees.
Enterprise: At the picnic of the good
Templars, at the Bowers Mansion,
Washoe Valley, Mrs. Turber, of Carson.
aao the misfortune to fall and break her
lett collar bone. She was contestant
in ladies' running race. and while run
ming very swiftly tripped and fell heavily
on her left shoulder.
Carson Appeal: Frank Burns, some
timef known IA "Fatty," a stout, stocky
man. who has been driving one of
Charley Bray's drays, broke one of his
legs BY jumping off the freight platform
at the freight depot. He was removed
to the County Hospital. The fracture
occurs just above the ankle.
Elko Independent: Yesterday an
American teamster known as Spanish
Bill, fell from one Of o. r. Rogers wag.
ons on the Tusoarora road and came near
being crushed to death. One of the
wheels passed over his chest and il is
feared the man is dangerously injured
internally. The sufferer was brought to
Elko and is now at the county hospital.
Austin Reveille: The Republican and
Democratic primary elections in this
county, fall on the same day-the 7th of
September next. The Republican pri.
maries are merely for the election ~
delegates to the State Convention; while
the Democratic are for the election of
delegates to the County Convention Of
that party, which will appoint the dele.
gates to the State Convention.
Ward Reflex: From VIM. Erskine.
who came in from Osceola Tuesday, we
learn that man named Harrison washed
out $500 in dust and nuggets the day
previous The claim in which this ex-
traordinary rich aurifsrous earth was
found is located in Main Gulch. and
once the property of John Vizan who.
thinking the claim worked out. sold il
to Harrison for 500. The find was
made on the north side of the guloh.
s. F. Stock Exchange: We learn that
a we'll known capitalist, after a thorough
Investigation of the merits and prospects
of the Martin White Mining COMPANY.
has just bought 10000 shares of its stook
at figure considerably in excess of the
quoted market price. The outlook for
the mine is very bright. and we have no
doubt but that this purchaser will have
shown good judgment in securing 80
large an interest.
The Reveille requests its exchanges to
publish the following: The food carried
away our books of account, subscription
book and mail list, and we don't know
who owes US, who we owe, and who our
subscribers are, and when their terms of
begin or end. We there.
lore have to request our subrcribers abroad
% send their names, and if knowing
themselves indebted to us, to likewise
lend the coin. AS we have no other |
means of reaching the parties We ask |
hat our State exchanges will copy this |
md thus aid to bring it to the notice of |
,ur subscribers.
Many OF our eminent attorneys at law
night find 1t to their advantage to study
!p the unwritten codes of some OF our
Justices in this county. One of these
judicial dignitaries, not long since, grave
informed poor, unfortunate woman,
ho had been usherad into his Court. and