The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-10

What about Thanksgiving turk
sysS
:, Tuesdays election was "whirl-
err sure enough.
At the request of an out of town
subscriber we publish again this
week, the newspaper law.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10
or Csc. nc. G. G. fails to cure,
druggists refund money.
An article in last Fridays Tribune
states that II. p. Swindler as gone
to Arizona to take charge of some
gold properties situated about 60
miles north of Phoenix.
Henry Prudential arrived on the
Milford stage on Tuesday night just
in time to register his vote. He
has been absent in California for
several months past.
A recruiting Office has been open
cd in Carson for the regular army
and over fifty of the boys who we're
mustered out of the Nevada battal-
ion have enrolled in the regular
service.
@. II. Patchen lost his spectacles
on Tuesday They were in case
marked Chas. Friend. The finder
will confer favor on Mr.. Patchen
BY leaving them at the RECON- office.
G. l.. Roe, Yves Williams and
Dave Boreland walked in from Bris-
toll and Jackrabbit on Monday to
vote. WEISS horse had walked off
again but the party didn't propose
to miss theis ballots.
Clear but cold on election day but
the frost which the early voters
noticed in going to the polls wasn't
a marker to thai which some Of the
candidates experienced during the
day Evidences OF this latter ar
tolo are coming in yet and will con-
linue TO for q week.
After the official result Of tile coun-
{ vote is declared by the Commis-
aionsfS o. the 18Th list. the Rrcoap
viii publish il in tabulated form,
showing the vote received by each
candidate In each precinct in the
county.
Aeasloz Stewart has been riding
around the western part of the state
FOR the past ten days or two weeks,
campaigning; travelling on stages
and wagons, and standing the work
as well as the average man of half |
his years.
Paying ones taxes in installments
under the new law is not followed
very extensively here yet. On Mon
day 70 taxpayers settled up and but
one elected to let half remain over.
bis tax was on land in the southern
part OF the county and amounted to
nifty seven cents. He paid half and
received receipts and will liquidate
the other half between this and next
June.
Rail- Rail- Rahl Blue and Silver.
We are pleased to learn that the
student body of the University. hay-
ing re-opened the discussion as to
college colors have adopted the Blue
and the Silver which the first stu
dents enrolled long ago decided
should. wherever beheld, recall to
the inmates their Alma Mater-the
University of Nevada.
The reign of the Crimson and yell
low was brief. The colors proving
from patriotic stand
point; being rather too Spanish for
such " true blues as our University
young women and men and hardly
typical enough of our State, which
Gan boast of little red or yellow but
whose bluest of blue skies are the
marvel OF the tourist, while silver
don't we all just love silver?
Last but not least the ever loyal
students feel that perhaps it WINS
hardly fair to destroy the signi6.
canoe of the little blue and silver
keepsakes of the fnow) men and
women who are glad of the return
u the colors they so happily inau-
yurated.
Princeton has its Yellow; Harvard i
10 Crimson: Yale the Blue; Stanford
be Cardinal; Berkeley the Blue and
hold. while we, duplicating none
ave characteristics. beautiful and
rtistic combination of color. Three
beers and Tiger for our Univer-
ty-~its students and the Blue and
llrar --Jonxnal.