Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22


Mining Recorder for Ely District, Lin
coin county, New:
Nov. 13-Faro Bank; running 500
feet east and same distance west of the
initial point. Located by M, Leary.
John McGarvey, Edward Boyle, James
|. Kenny, Patrick Devlin, and Morgan
Courtney. l..- =
Nov. l4-Ogarita s. NJ. Co.; running
on the course of the ledge l, 500 feet
from the initial point in southwestern
direction. Located by George Richards
and Michael Brannan.
Nov. 14-Mazeppa No. 2; running
from the initial point. Located by A.
Caldwell and Geo. M. Sabin.
Nov. 15-Arkansas Traveler-re.loca-
ton Of; the same 200 feet heretofore To-
Gated as the discovery claim. Located
by A. T. Moore.
Nov. 15-Portsmouth Lode; running
in northerly direction on the vein 1900
feet north from the initial point. Loca-
ted by T. E. Flagg and Wesley Williams.
Nov. 15-Portland Second East Ex-
tension; running 200 feet northwesterly
and 300 feet in a southeasterly direc-
ton from the initial point. Located
by Upton L. Goodwin, John A. Forbes,
Joseph Nasano, Cornelius Wagner, Levi
Lsavitt, Michael Griffin and Leon A.
Bull.
Nov. 16-Damascus; running 1900
feet westerly and 800 feet easterly from
the initial point. Located by w. H.
Atkinson, s. 81. Baker, Richard O'Con.
nell and J. H. Gragg.
Nov. 19-Melpomene Ledge; about 9
miles west of Phoebe, about !, 900 feet
west OF the Nellie Grant claim. Located
by Mike McCluskey.
STOCKHOLDERS GUIDE. Following is
a list at assessments levied on Mines in
Ely Mining District, as appears in our
advertising columns, containing LIST the
name of the mine, I'd amount of assess
ment per share, Sd when delinquent, 4th
day of sale; 9Th name of Secretary:
HUM & Hunt-$1; Nov. Is; Jan. 3,
'73; Louis Kaplan.
Hermes-$l; Dec. 10; Jan. 6, '73;
B. b. Minor.
National bristol District, Nye coun-
ty)--5O cts. (; Dec. 10; Jan. 6 73; B. b.
Minor.
Pioche-$l; Dec. IL; Jan. 6. '73; Chas.
E. Elliotte.
Arkansas-50cts. Dec. Is; Jan. 10,
IS; Josiah H. Apologize.
Peayine-25 cts; Nov. 3; Nov. 80;
Jules P. Cavalier. r.H
Diana Bristol istrict, Nye county,
rs cts; Dec. l; day of sale not given
j. B. Smith. -
Peavins-25 cts; Nov. 90; Dec. 16;
Chas. F. Balloon.
The sales now advertised are as fol-
lows: ID. e ..
Newark-Sale Nov. 20.
Kentucky-Sale Nov. 80.
The LATE HoMIcIDE.-In yesterdays
issue we gave an account Of the killing
of VIM. McCarty by James Woods. Since
then an inquest has been held by Coro-
ner Philson, when the jury, after exam.
iningthe body and hearing the testimony,
returned verdict to the effect that Nc
Carly came to his death by wounds in
hicted by James Woods. DR.. H. Berg
stein, physician and surgeon in this
place, testified to the nature of the
wounds. From DR.. BIS testimony we
extract as follows: 81 saw one wound
upon the right and front of his head; it
had penetrated the frontal bone. There
were several slight scratches about the
face, and also one on the opposite side of
the head, and one passing through the
right arm. The third wound had passed
the front wall, on the right side of the
chest, between the first and third rib, and
cutting through the second, penetrating
the lung; this was the fatal wound.
There were three flesh wounds in the
back
PACIFIC TUNNEL. This is one OF the
most important mining enterprises in
this busy mining camp. Mr.. Nichols,
the superintendent. is among the pio-
neers of the camp, one who has linked
his fortune with that of the Ely dist
riot. The tunnel was begun in May,
1870; 1t has been extended into the hill
l,O72 feet, and the work is still being
pushed theoretically. AT the end of the
tunnel it Is 544 feet from the surface. A
winze is being sunk at a distance of 400
feet from the mouth of the tunnel on
ledge No. l. Three shifts of Is me n
each are kept constantly at work. At
this time we cannot do more than refer
in general terms to the Pacific Tunnel,
but in few days we hope to be able to
give detailed account of it. Three as
says from the Pacific Tunnel YESTERDAY
shows al follows: LIST assay, $543 SO to
the ton; I'd S4S7 81; Sd, 1888 36. Aver
age, $671 80.
AccrDENT.-Yesterday morning a lit.
tie son Of VIM. g. Glissan met with an
accident which came near proving seri-
Gus. While turning the corner of Main
and Meadow Valley street the horse he
was riding slipped upon the ice formed
at the corner and fell-the weight of the
animal being thrown upon the boys
thigh. The boy was also bruised about
the head. He was taken into Bishop
Bros. drug store, where the proper
restoratives, were administered and he
was subsequently removed to the resi-
dence OF his parents. DR.. Deal, the
family physician, was called. and upon
close examinatiod it was found that no
bones had been broken nor any serious