The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-11

" t.:sf time ago, during which he de-
noa5 MIR. Cassidy in unmeasured
. . to the great delight OF most Of the
u rnen present, we were imbued with
;lea that Mr.. Cassidy was a very
man. But now We really do not
-,,rebend what Judge Rives meant, or
\, he was only fooling the old men of
c,n.oa and gathered them in" for at
40 late Democratic County Convention
tl5 in Eureka, Judge Rives was chair
nan Of the Committee on Platform and
resolutions, and in the resolutions pre-
,,pted by Judge Rives to the convention,
and which was adopted by the conven-
linn on the Judges recommendation, the
,,bioinei resolution, referring to Con-
,,os .msn Cassidy, is taken from them.
We ouote: Resolved, By the Democ-
-,cv Of Eureka county, in convention as
.smblei, that we commend our fellow.
tovpsmen and present Congressman from
Nevada for his industry, faithfulness and
efficiency, as representative of ourselves
and Of the whole people of the Lower
House of the National Legislature; that
We feel just pride in thus referring to
him as an ornament of the Democratic
marty, and as a true servant of the peo-
ple-as man who is, in the fullest sense,
worthy of the honor that his constituency
have already twice bestowed upon him;
and that, we believe, aud assert, in all
raudor, that his e-election would be only
a proper reward for his past valuable ser.
vices, as well, also, az in the interest of
the State of Nevada and the nation. :"
Now, our old Panaca friends, will OBJ.
serve q difference of opinion as to the
qualities possessed by Mr.. Cassidy in the
resolution and the speech delivered in Pa.
nsca few weeks ago. The last opinion
is probably correct, and coming from the
"Chief Of Panaca," as Judge Rives is now
called in Eureka, certainly the old men of
the village should vote for Mr.. Cassidy,
for a man 80 good and pure as that reso-
luton pictures Mr.. Cassidy should al
ways be kept in Congress. We need
'hDnest men in Cnrurass
Ok Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles
Calverwell arrived in town with her
little daughter, form the ranch below
BulIionyille. The little girl, aged about
Eve years, while at play that day got a
gravel up one of It's nostrils, and it be.
came fastened in sucha way that it could
not be gotten out. On Wednesday the
chil2 was chloroformed by DR.. Reece and
the pebble extracted from the nose. And
on Friday little boy went to the doctor
and informed him that he had something
in his ear and wanted him to take il
out The doctor got his instrument and
worked on the boys ear. He succeeded
in extracting a couple of bushels of tooth
picks out of the boys ear, and growing
tired, he told the little boy that would dc
Tor to-day and to run away home, but tC
come back tomorrow and he would take
the remaining cord of wood out of his
ear That boy will never become Presi
dent Of these United States.
Y The mail route going south to Silve
Neet has been changed. This makes thu
route some thirty miles longer. Thi
change was probably made for the pur
pose OF carrying two contracts over on
route. That is, the contract to carry tn
mall from Shoal Creek, Utah, to Clover
Nevada, by this change is carried owe
'he line running to Silver Reef, and tn
extra saddle.pony is done away with
There has been as high as four diIeren
mall contracts carried by the same lin
=" mud-wagons at one time, in Utah, tn
mail contractor receiving four prices.
HERE are vast amount of mining prop
eFty' with titles all perfected and Unite
MATES patents obtained on most Of tn
mines, owned by people in the East, VIII
IRE patiently waiting for a railroad
pass through this country, thus enablin
Them to work their mines at o profit,
Hrs name has been changed. Since |,
came up from Hike as delegate to til
Democratic County Convention, an
wrapped his proxy off for bale of ha,
! he Is known as Joe McGuffie no more
It's Baled-hay McGulfie, the honest MAJ
SAM CUNNINenAM, who recently ba
his foot mashed by rock falling on i
while at work in the mines at Gallo
california, had his foot amputated, IL
0Iher day, by surgeons in San Bernardin
MENDOZA This mine continues to in
Prove, the grade of the ore has enhance,
and the working force at the mine h
increased. Most of the men are kel
sstfactlng ore, which is now accumusa
Tug at the mine dump.
HE Best assortment of hams, bact