Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-17
LOCAL ITEMS.
IIoN sHIPMENT,

Trlg 4
-,.sv Of David Hunt, Superintendent.
~ers enabled last Saturday to make a
III examination of the HUM d
VA, nine We were well pleased with
a,rearance and the large quantity OF
- hand. The tunnel is now in 3Co
-, and in that distance four Lodges
40 been struck-the first of which is
:. one that was in dispute with the |
nssdemons (which suit has been settled
u, satisfaction Of both parties. On this
lao drifts have been run to the east
nd the west. The drift running east is
only about 10 feet, and at the end OF
,erneudicular shaft has been sunk
= depth of 46 feet. In this shaft is
t,in of ore 81, feet wide that will work
rom $500 to $500 per ton, and which
i'll be- stopped out when milling facilities
aye been secured. Of this body OF ore
,ere seems to be no end, and it is cur
rninion that it alone will Justify the
.rect;ou Of a mill Further on in the
,pnnel we strike the second ledge, which
,ros supposed to be the Chapman No. 2,
and to quiet title the HUM u Hunt pur-
On one side of the tunnel
.t:+to',.,s ia 81 of n foot wide. and GU
-" ~ il is liz feet The rock looks
extremely rich. The third ledge is about
feet wide. aud some very good ore has
Drtu eA'ia'eu - -
ledge Is about III iest from tue iaSe "a
the tunnel. and was but recently struck.
p,n.n.ct;no drift has been to the east
M, H. i ohont A ,aA,
st'tt"i iet.. NC '"Se -
wide, and has every appearance Oh CON
tainiug tirst-cluss ore. Taking the four
l.. .,,,,,.d I,v., com. eop .iA,,,ion .;lI-
e"so oo''o" ,,,''s..,,,., :,
s.y that no mine III tue camp prtselits
more favorable appearance nor "a b, tier
chance for investment than the HUM X
I''". VI = h.,;n, nrosecn,sd vi,or.
num- "o'H 10 ~
OUsiy, day ana hiSht, ana We are Siau 70
say with good success. Il peIpenaICuisll
.h,t, b.s h..,u commenced ON the. hill
-. on -, -, ~ :, ,,,,,,;, ~ ~.
tunnel, over which hui>ting works wii
Lhe erected. " hen tins shalt Ia. reaches :,
p,n ~ ~ ry;..1 M, ,oo g., ~ III,
shaft will intsrs,ct the tunnel at thu
depth, and the ore can be run on
through II IN cars Inc Developments o
.n VIA 'i nh ma, ~, 10, T.,,.,s - w.
u -, !, ,h', -, -.
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ASHIM BROS. MolUs oPERAND1 FOR TIL
r.p r,rr rTo aNnaur prsr N''''.
THE BEST uUtiIrY OF GUoDs IN TIL
MARHET AT AsiIIAi BROS.
-,,,- ~,u The Low S pidGES' vn CIR,
'h SF.Ir,,i SI,iT,,iXai MT.
Doors AND sHoEs.
FANCY AND sfARl.E GROCERIES 70
,,,x,yo d fAMlLl ts tnpc,,rv
H,RpWAaE AND 'r,ywanE Foii EVER,
v BupY.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE T
GrSr1rytSiy Nm of p' NE "a 1Ipprs r
sHOw GOODS, ND sIrisFlu-
TioN GUARANTEED.
FOX ANiTHiSI From shElN OF ,rHREA
1gf, s. H N,i, a n.is M tpl i 'h,
MEXICAN ANNIVERSARY .--Ine annlv.
,,., " A''"n ''-, "1eN.e o'"ts
,I
'"." :, ~, i'".i'o's q '".'' r $50. !.
'N''' '", ou'e ''''No ''i .N'' ' ~
on the loth OF September, but the ioya
lists, getting information of the moy
ment, prepared to Illustrate it; SO Il
loyalists made their strike on the Mig
OF the 18th The war for independent
lnsted until 1921, n hen, gu the 9th
Septemb.r Of that year, Spain formal
acknowledged the Independence Of Il
Mexican Republic. Conseaue ntly Il
S;ns nn ~ - na.,;,, - i. ,i's p IN A Va
our neiyhborinc Republic festivities a
observed from 10Th to the 9Th; the IL
an" -dh are. however, observed with
srsa.est sp'rlt. Inc Mexican Nag "
Injured 10 the oreeze Yesterday MOI
ing from private residence oyerlooki
srsa.ef portion OF tue town. Guns We
hrea at intervals, and the Mexican poi
. OF rioehe were duly mindful
,irpenJsnce and a. sna ai' s S.nhH, 'or
republican institutions. Viva Meiico
B,suop Roo. h., ;,,s. !,
nm, g.. -. 10 =" ~ -.
NV ne assortment Oh fefinmery, loi
and Fancy Articles, such as Feril
Pinaud and Wrisht's COLONIES. Lubi
and Phalon's Extracts, Florida WIT
Pomades. Hair Oil, Cold Cream, Gre