Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-07

leased forthwith.
wrestling match came off in American
Fork Canyon, between McGinnetry, a
section foreman on the narrow gauge
road. and Funsworth, of Provo, the
champion of Utah. The match was made
for $500 a side, best two throws in three.
MeGinnetry won and was declared the
champion wrestler of the Territory. A
good deal of money changed hands on
the result.
George Bennett, travelling through
Santaquin, on his way with freight from
the railroad depot at Lehi to Phoebe,
while in the act Of getting on in front of
his wagon, slipped and fell, the wheels
of two wagons which were coupled to-
ceiher passing over his body. causing
death in two hours.-Salt Lake Herald,
Both.
An agent of the Maryland Copper
Smelling Companies is inspecting the
copper mines of Utah. The Salt Lake
Mining Journal says that ores running
80 per cent. of copper, free from arsenic
and anthony, are worth in this city, or
delivered on the cars, from S65 to $40
per ton of 1000 lbs. ..." -rs
The Utah Mining Journal says that
Mclaughlin, the convicted murderer,
was allowed to hang around Sacramento
for couple Of hours and then escape.
We thought that the fact of Mclaughlin
not hanging was what was troubling the
worthy people Of Sacramento.
Though the celebrated Escurial was re-
ported to be entirely destroyed by fire, a
correspondent OF the New York Times
says, not book, manuscript, or pc
ture, has been injured. The church
and Palace, with their priceless contents,
are untouched.
One Of the Princes of Japan, recently
deceased, was in some respects a remark-
able man. lie was conhrineu drunk
ard, and boosted OF IT, he USED 10 sign
his name as the Drunken old Man;
and on his seal the legend was engraved,
The Drunken Prince OF the southern
Sea.
Mr.. Thomas Cook, the celebrated En-.
glsh tourist, is conveying a party OF
travellers on trip around the world.
lie pays all expenses, and each OF the
company pay hlm S2,ooo: MI COOK
announces his intention OF establishing
al agency IT. 'ne !. il''eu "'''eo'
Mrs. Greeley's maiden name was Mary
\. Cheney, and at the time OF her mar
riaga, July 9TH, 1886, she was teaching
school in North Carolina. Greeley has
been constantly by the bedside OF his
"Ile siuce he[ ulse"Se "SSuii'eo o'iieei
GUS character
In opposition to the San Francisco
Chronicle, the Montanian, paper pub,
liShed at Virginia City, Montana, con-
tends that narrow gauge railroads are the
cheapest most durable ana economical
DIS wen Us uSeiuI'
A san Francisco veterinary surgeon
says that he does not think it probable
that the horse disease will reaeh Cali
fornia. He thinks the complaint was
caused by the enects OF sudden colo
weather on 'he system oeol'l'a'eu oy eA-
IRENE neat
The Sacramento Union says that it is
notable fact that in the same ratio as the
central racine hn!roaa mas en5roSsee
lle INES Oh cohihunl'a'lon IN cal,'ornla
80 nave NE pr1hts uecFeaseu Oh 'he lar
ilierS Oh 'ii"' 0'"le'
The miners of Goose Creek Distric
sly Una, ,he OPINION oil tne expert wn'
ir.of'eu thia.oI"oiS on 'ns'l mines, II
noI worm al'enuoh' anu sly una
some o Oh tue ore N II, thu' ois'flcl assay
81 'oo per ION III SILVER
= Inc oSoeh 1ahctioh goes ai'er I'M
IVY nee A'a ana .or nl s.i 'ne t 1it
E Ioil"'s oi sue iollnei T W S SL,.'i.
h,ep cooi, heiSilpoi. 'iie ,Iisli!la enron
icie served Us ,le same WY, "Nhou' GU
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national bank system can be utilized
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between Ireland and Enolnnd draw thei
Sunnl;as from, tho former