The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-09-30

AssgnALYNKN. The candidates for the
Assembly OF both tickets are in the field
Mr.. J Pouiade, Of the Republican ticket
the readers are we'll acquainted with and
is one Of our live and enterprising resi-
dents--a thorough businessman. Il. A.
Riepe and Eugene Howell, on the Demo-
cratic ticket, are both well known by the
residents of the county, and we have
mentioned them several times before.
But Phillip Reber, OF the Chisholm mine,
who was nominated by the Republicans
on Thursday, although an old resident of
the county, is a man who is little known,
outside Of Bristol and Phoebe, owing to
his retired disposition. Mr.. Reiber has
been engaged working in the mines from
Phoebe to Bristol for years, and is well.
known and stands high among the miners.
He is man well qualified for the posi-
ton for which he was nominated, being
man of education, steady and industrious
habits, and a man that the public can
place the utmost confidence in, and is not
the person to betray those who place any
trust in him. A better man than MIR.
Reiber could not have been selected for
the place, and those who vote for him on
the 7th of November, can feel assured
that they could not have voted for bet
ter or more worthy man. Send good
men to represent us in the Legislature
this time; thing that has never yet
been done.
LAND OFFICE RULING. THE General
Land Office at Washington has made the
following ruling; LANDS which produce
wild grass, but not in sufficient quantity
to pay for cutting as hay, are desert
lands, and may be entered as such; but
when the character Of the land is such
that crop Of hay may be produced with
out irrigation, such land is not subject to
desert entry"
THE CoMET.-The new comet was first
seen in Phoebe on the morning of the 23d.
and can be seen at half past o'clock A.
NJ, little south of where daylight first
appears in the east. Professor Bass oil
, Dudley Observatory, Albany, N. Y, be-
lieves that the comet is a return Of the
great comet discovered by DIR. Gould il
South America on the 10th of February,
: 1880.
$ COUNSELOR L. II. WELLS gives it a
his opinion, accompanied by authorities
:. in the Esmeralda tAurora) Herald, tina
be abolished without amending the Stat
Constitution. 1t therefore becomes nee
!, essary to elect Public Administrators il
the several counties this year, as hereto
:. fore.
Ell SCHOOL CENsUs.-The school eensu
e shows sos children in Lincoln county @
school age, divided as follows: Pioch
: 1873, Bullionville "a, Panaca 100, Glove
: Valley 30, Virgin 30, Eagle Valley Is
Royal City IL, Pahranagat IL, Sprin
!, Valley II, Bunkerville so, Bristol q
!. Mosquito Is, Ell Dorado q.
IN BRISTOL CoMPANY.-The mill is pr,
81 pairing to start up on some 40 tons of OF
!. that was on the dump at the time
IA closed down, and we are informed tn;
4 several chloriders have gone to work
:, the Mayhower The men have con
! menced filing liens against the prepert
to AT the annual meeting Of the Day
ID NJ. Company, held in San Francisco {
a. the 10Th, the following Beard of Truste
- were elected J. L. Brown, G. v
: Beaver, A. K Grim, Thomas Cole, Al
H, A. Fox. Mr.. Mentally was reappoir
ed Superintendent.
'rt The Peoples Market has just purchs
ed another band of fat beef cattle. G
h. always manages to secure the best mes
p that can be had in the country for
nd customers.
an H. ScHAFFER is up from the Canyc
ne He will go down to Pahranagat and ia
IN possession of his ranch.
as Our County Fathers will meet on No
lsh day next. Present your bills to
i'm County Clerk to-day.
NV Mr.. GEO. RIvEs arrived from Sill
Reef on Monday last. He will retr
nd home on Tuesday.
ION VOTERS in the various precincts shot
inf register at once and not put it of III
, IL the last moment.
nat THE Pay Day Company will settle
~ indebtedness for September on the 9th
October.
rk, THE property of the late Judge Full
ell, auctioned off week ago, brought 6
CO. price.
90 THE delegates from the different I
ing cincts turned out in full force on Thu
lin day.
.,s The registration notices of Pah-ru
,Ss and Glover Valley appear this morning
AS both county tickets are in the Fl
e the candidates will now have to rustic.
BOB BEATTY of Eureka is an indepe
the emit candidate for District Judge.
in THE silver bricks continue rolling
the from the Dry Valley mill.
cut AN election precinct will be establis
'ver at Dry Valley.