The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-10-13

JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.
The weather last Tuesday was. chilly
enough for overcoats and fires. and alto
gether was the most disagreeable day Of
the season.
1t is disgrace to Nevada to have it
60 out to the world that Senator Stewart
is being opposed because he is supporting
q free coinage candidate for President
Silver State.
The Democratic, Republican and Peo-
pies parties have each thrown double.
sheet posters to the breeze, listing the
various candidates. The posters were
worked of at this Office.
Monday last the voting precinct at
Lake Valley was re-established and Har.
vey Carpenter appointed Registry Agent.
The polls will be held at the old school
building on the Pete Edwards ranch.
John Shier, our worthy postmaster, is
the Democratic candidate for Count, Re.
corder. Mr.. Shier is very careful man
and has been for the last few days look.
ing after mis- fences in the outside pre-.
cincts.
The Peoples Advocate says Weaver
and Field will carry Lander county by a
large majority, and so will Mr.. Newlands
for Congress, aud any one elected from
Lander will supp ort Senator Stewart for
reelection.
Are you registered. If you are not,
you should attend to the matter at once.
Don't leave it till the last moment and
then run the chance of being too late.
All the registry books will close at 6 p.
M, Friday, Oct. 81.
Sam E. Werthemer has disposed of
his interest in the Cooper & Wertheimer
saloon at Helene and will open separate
business house on his own account there.
He went down for that purpose Monday
and will begin building at once.
The Homer Index says that local
preachers heart is broken and his purse
is hatter than stale ale. He bet all his
loose coin on Sullivan and put years
salary in soak besides. Now he is trying
to pray himself out of his difficulty.
H. W. Turner, the present efficient
County Recorder, was nominated by the
Peoples party for another term. Mr.
Turner is wide.awake citizen, and is
bestirring himself as a live candidate
should. He will depart in a few days OF
trip of business aud pleasure.
Solomon was wise in his day and gen
GRAFTON. says an exchange. He chung tc
his silver and parted with his gold. The
sheen of his temple was dazzling. With
in it was adorned with gold and silver
In all ages silver has stood side by sid,
with gold, and at times was superior tt
and more valuable than that metal.
Mr.. j. r. Hoag, candidate for Sheriff
on the Peoples ticket, thinking that tn
heat, dust and turmoil of the metropoli
of Phoebe was not conducive to hi
health, betook himself this morning t
the rural precincts of Lincoln county
where be will interview the granger Oh
the political question in general and tn
hrievaltyin p .ruicnlar.
, White Pine County has but one tickle
in the field, but nominations for offic
under section four Of the new law are ben
m ,de to the County Clerk, and the en-
, thereof may be in the dim and distant
Among such nominations is that of Fran
,, X. Murphy for District Attorney an
School Superintendent Major Treec'
present incumbent, being the Silver part
I nominee.
If we remember Alright, Judge Coco
:, win at the National Mining Congress 8
Denver year ago thought that Senate
Stewart OF Nevada was man after b
own heart. But now, because Stewa
: had the nerve to come out and rk ft
! silver straight, Goodwin calls him
"ghost dancer" Well, times hay
changed greatly, and so has Goodwin
i Salt Lake Mining Journal
Il There is some inquiry in this sectic
If as to the amount that Goodwin receive
:. for his change of mind. II the Journ
;. can give an idea of the amount, it wi
q settle several little disputes-some o.
!. Comstockers saying that Goodwin cou
q be bought for a song, while others CO
!. tend that it required thousands.
Magnolia.