The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-10-18
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


Register!
The heavy wind of to-day foretels
season of bad weather.
George Nesbitt left yesterday on bust
ness trip to Salt Lake.
Saturday, day after tomorrow, Is the last
day on which voters can register Don't
overlook it.
It is estimated that the vote of Storey
county will be from 700 to 900 less this year
than it was two years ago
A social dance is to take place on the
Goth at Thompson's Opera House. A good
time assured to all. Tickets 81.
The County Clerk has been busy this
week getting off election supplies to the re-
mote precincts in the county.
The registration books in the various vot-
ing precincts throughout the county will
close on the night of the Goth. inst
The New Era says the altitude of Ken.
nedy is 5, 525 feet, which is 1000 feet lower
than Austin and about 900 feet higher than
Winnemucca.
II. E. Prudential and T. j. Osborne
went to DeLamar Sunday to look after their
political welfare, and returned early Tues
day morning.
Political notices of various kinds consti-
tutes the bulk Of our news and information
nowadays and curtails the amount of regular
reading matter.
CD Bosko and Ky Simpkins came in
from Ely this evening, the former on one of
his regular trips, and the latter to look us
up generally and for recreation.
A number of county candidates returned
yesterday from canvassing the extreme
southern part of the county. Another de-
tachment leaves for the south within day
or two.
Mrs Mamie Kelly leaves to morrow morn
ing to take charge of the DeLamar school
A private house will be used until the
school building for which funds are now
being secured, is completed,
G. w. DUNCAN and A. L. Kaye, Peoples
Party nominees on the State ticket for
Treasurer and Sup't of Public Instruction
respectively, have resigned, leaving that
party with candidates for but five of the
twelve State offices
Paper on which to print the election
ballots was received here on Tuesday To.
day the ballots are being printed in the
RECORD Office and will be ready for delivery
tomorrow. The paper this year is tinted
light blue.
The official notice of the County Clerk of
names which have been certified to him to
be voted on is published this week This
notice prevents the preparation of frand
under the Australian law by political bosses
in Withholding from, or adding to- the names
which should properly be voted for.
The Silver Party continues to hold enthus.
iastic meetings all over the State. At
Eureka the party is particularly strong;
only five straight out Republicans remain.
They stood in the other night and assisted
at Populist meeting; thus strengthening
the increasing belief that the Peoples
Party is in ally of the Republicans.
Local candidates on the Silver Party
ticket to the number of half dozen, visited
Spring and Eagle Valleys last Saturday.
the ordinary routine of political drumming
was varied by dance at Eagle Valley and
IN exhibition of the Edison Phonograph,
which a member took along for amusement.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
Eagle Valley and the performance may be
repeated shortly.
The case which AL Thorne U. s. Com.
missioner had up for hearing last Monday
was charge preferred by Rufus Pippin
against John Herman for selling wine to
Indians. kiernan was brought up from his
ranch fifty miles down the Wash on Monday.
The evidence submitted on the part of the
prosecution failed to prove case and the
defendant was discharged Personal feeling
is said to have actuated the complaining
witnesses.