The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27

Beef steers are ESQ for rough
southern Arizonas up to 5 cents for
led Utahs and Colorados and New
adas. Cows fat are from cents for
common stuff up to $50 for good
Northerns.
40 to 440 Denver makes Colo
RADIO cows cost $50 TO $50 and the |
fed steers fat Colorado at $50 |
makes them cost 5 cents and down |
to 7.75. The Flagstaff and Kingman
grass steers from Arizona cost $50
there. stand an approximate lou
pound shrink enroute and 81 freight
expense. so they virtually stand
1850 Los Angeles. A bunch OF fat
Mexican steers are selling 900 pound
here on the $50 basis. Lambs are
around the 13 cent mark and hogs
1880 to 100. Feeder lambs are
bringing up to 1910 Kansas City.
Wool is up again to IS cents and
very strong. Hides are up some.
The Union Stockyards open at Los
| Ange les November /. The commits
| sion men have formed an exchange
and request that shipments of com
mon cattle be light until California
| rains which are expected within 80
DAYS or less Fat heavy steers and
| fat cows of weight will on the
senate. And want to confess to you
new that | will fight to the end any
bill until my amendment is incorpOr
ated as a part of it. and il that con
stitutes thorn in the side of the
administration, then | will be that
thorn.
have been honored by the demo-
cratic party time and again. and |
will be loyal to that party in purely
party matters, but l have been hon
ored also by the people of this state
on two separate occasions and | in
tend to represent in the United
States senate, each and every one of
them. There can be no correct the
cries that don OF harmonic with ex-
isting facts.
| will neither recognize nor follow
any part or any administration or
any leadership in any course that ia
antagonistic to the welfare of the
people of my state. i think | know
what the people of this state need,
and | do not require the assistance
of the leaders from Massachusetts
and New York. | know that there
Is nothing in common between us.
know that they do not understand
nor sympathiZe with our conditions
| am convinced that whatever We
9 get from them we get through trad
! ing or fighting, and until l am con
4 vinced that this politely is wrong
( intend to fight
e When the railroad legislation be
& comes law transportation discrimina
: ton against our state will cease for
r yer. Then, and not until then, will
we be able to build factories in thi
;, state, or will wholesale houses pros
y per in our cities. Then. and not I'm
% til then, will our farms grow an
:, prosper. Then, and not until ther
will the great mineral wealth of thi
country be opened to it's fullest e,
= tent. The passage Of this leglslatio
&c is of more importance to us than tn
!, ruccess of any party, the sensibilitie
:. of any leadership. the loyalty to an
~ administration; and this bill is goin
80 to pass even if | do eternally ear
y the reputation of being a thorn
tha oiAn ~ prpat lpatars
as George Cole, candidate for re-ele
r ton TO the office of state controlle
d. IN replying to the charge of extra
is anancc made by the republican ca
is did?tes in that he and other office
Il | had spent two much money al
as loaded the state down with comm'
1y sions. said that unless the Statement
lie IRE challenged some people may ia
He it Tor Granted that they are true, nj
"a withatandine the fact that they a
N totally unfounded He said the
is we're only II commissions in all,
&c, Of which We're administrative. II
re- self supporting, leaving only II
DIS that under anv circumstance cou
se open to criticism. and in this ca
ite NEST of the salaries were small a
III were fixed by the legislature; "
be- these commissions were of natr
M .h7t were indispensable to the p,
OF lc's interest. He cited as an Ill
So .ration the public service cOmmissi
Ia and others OF similar importan
on Mr.. Cole stated that he had be
be atate controller for 12 years and h
bill attempted to serve the people fai
as fully and non-partsanly and u
e he was not out begging for votes,
art ae7ired to acauaint the voters W
SEQ the facts in connection with the
the ,pirstration of the affairs OF the
- flee OF state controller and leave Y
tho people to exercise their own b
judgement
,Ioe Farnsworth, candidate for
election to the office of state prin
l. exclaimed the duties of the office.
said that the state printer was not
.o, bn,rd, ap1 that ha did