The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-25

ing named persons were elected as Dele
gates to the Democratic County Conven-
ton, which will be held next Monday,
September 27, to wit: Phoebe, J. V.
Kelley, G. r. Alexander, A. s. Thomp-
son, A, Veitch, Chas. Koch, r. Glover,
VIM. Lakin, John Deck, A. McMath,
VIM. Bell, John Collins, Louis Sultan,
D. A. Hurley; Spring Valley, F. c.
Johnston; Glover Valley, Taylor Bird;
Bullionville, Capt. Garden, L. Wolden-
berg; Panaca, G. Mathews, L. Rice, Jos.
Grange; Meadow Valley Wash, Joseph
Conway; Dry Valley, Jas. Ryan; Royal
City, D. Wilcox; Highland, Frank Bun
gus, = Meehan; Bristol, John A. Steele,
r. A. Riepe, John Sheridan, Lovitch;
Jacobsville, Chas. Ball, M. REILLY, Chas.
Pinlzham, III. Slough, j. B. Vaillancourt;
Eagle Valley, w. G. Moody; Rose Valley,
w. Glissan; Lake Valley, Judge Shouts.
THE PARTICULARS Mrs. Mark Moore
writes to Henry Rice from Harshaw,
under date Of Sept. 6, saying. mark
was shot by Mexican yesterday, just
below the collar bone, ON the right side
of the neck. There were nine shots
fired; Mark firing three and the Mexican
six. The Mexican was shot once through
the right lung. The Mexican COM
menced the shooting. Marks pistol re-
fused fire three times, but the Mexican
has his death wound. We have hopes of
Marks recovery. He is better this
morning and is able to converse freely
and does not appear to be troubled with
scarcely any pain. The doctor has every
hope of his recovery. Trouble about a
mule caused the shooting. The Mexican
was in fault not Mark" The above
shows that Cherokee Bob had nothing to
do with the shooting.
INDIANS PoIsoNED.-A few Indians
from Panaca and Clover Valley went to
the dams, about eight miles from Clover
Valley. Last Sunday evening, while
they We're having social chat at their
campfire, it appears that one of them
threw some poison in the fire. In a few
moments after the poison was thrown in
the fire, one of the Indians rose, staggered
little, and fell dead. Three other In
dams then got up and started to run, but
swo of them fell dead immediately. The
fourth Indian was ill short time, but
will recover. We learn from Chas. Bell,
of Panaca, that one of the dead Indians
is the one who killed the Indian known
as "Niggar Abb" three years ago, in
Phoebe.
RECOVERING. We are pleased to state
that the wife of our townsman d. A.
Hurley is improving under the Eastern
method of treating her eyesight. Mr.
Hurley informs lis that he has just re-
ceived letters from the East stating that
his wife has already found her sight, and
will obtain permanent cure in the course
of few weeks. The physicians men,
toned three weeks, but making allow
ance for professional pleasantly, we will
say three months, and if in that time her
sight is restored, her numerous friends in
Phoebe will be thankful that she is spared
an affliction that would embitter the bal
ance of her days.
BILLY FARRELL DEAD. Mike Dolan,
alias Billy Farrell, we learn by letter. re-
Gently died and was buried at Tucson,
Ari Although quiet man, Farrell was
a desperate and was well-known on this
Coast. He was connected in the job put
up which resulted in the killing of Tom
Coleman here in II, and was Mike Nc
Cluskey's right hand man. Upin Idaho,
prior to his coming to Phoebe, he was
mixed in with several of the cold blooded
jobs put up in mining camps in that Ter
ritory. His deaf was caused by con-
sumption.
INTELLIGENT VOTERS. AT the Repub.
can primary held Tuesday two individu.
ais, both belonging to the opposite party,
appeared at the polls and voted. The
fact of the matter is these men are sc
ignorant that they did not know what
they were voting. If they were asked,
which was President of the United States
the Gar of Russia or the Queen of Eng
land? it is doubtful whether they woulc
be able to give correct answer. These
kind OF men are never known to lose 6
vote.
TIMOTHY SEGUIN, an old pioneer Of the
Pacific Coast, moves to the front and an
nounces himself as candidate for As
semblyman, subject to the decision of thu
Republican County Convention. For thu
past twenty years Mr.. Seguin has BEEF
a Republican and is citizen whose recort
is unimpeachable, and as juryman, h
stands at the top of the ladder A mai
who is firm believer in furnishing evil
doors, is a man who rarely betrays q trus
placed in him.
NATURALIZATION. -Our County Clerk
John M. Hanford, gives notice in tn
RECORD that on the It'll day of Octobe
Judge Rives will be on hand at the cour,
room of the District County to hear a
cases and accept final proofs of all alien
desiring naturalization. All those so d.
string must be on hand and not keep tn