Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-09
GENERAL ITEMS.

GENERAL ITEMS.
The Carson State Register says that
DIR. NJ. A. Schlosser, the renowned sur
geon-chiropodist and everlasting destroy
er of covns. bunions, and all dseast S of
the feet, left town on foot, forgetting 10
pay his printing and hotel bills, IN order
that the Doctor may have one more
"well-known' Testimonial to his list
1--WE hereby take great pain in stating
that DR.. Schlosser cheated us ont of a
numb of dollars, with considerable
pain and skill. We take pleasure in
recommending him to printers and hotel
keepers as a first class blk.
The trip of Senator Cole through
Northern California in the interest
Of noarrow gauge road to run from
Benicia 10 Red Bluff has been successful.
Large subscription shave been takennp in
the upper end Of Colusa, as well as Butte
and Tehama counties. No subsd es are
asked for, and guarantee is given far
mers that their grain will be carried to
market for at least half the present
prices of freight, At Benicia a dontiaon
of the water front and right of way has
been offered.
We regret to learn that work has been
suspended on the Pennsylvania coal
mines situated about fourteen miles
north of this city. Said mines have
been worked under the auspices of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, and
coal in paying quantities was found.
but owing TO the fact that the Central
Pacific Company have a large contract
pending with the owners of the Evans
ton coal mines. they suspended opera
tons here until said contract expires
[Elko Independent, 2.
A fatal accident occurred in the Emma
mine early yesterday morning. A Cor
nishman named Richard Dixie was at
work in the mine, when he was caucht
by a cave and buried under several tons
of ore and rock His fellow laborers
heard his groans and immediat -ly en-
deavored to rescue him, but before he
could be extrieatr d, life was extinct. This
casualty is another warning of the inn
perativp necessity of substantially TIM
bering the mines at Cottonwood.-[ s. l..
H-rald, Sd.
Last Wednesday brakesman on the
Z. 2. WAS running on top of some cars,
near Evanston, when in consequence of
some ice on the cars he slipped and fell
to the ground, the cars passing over one
of his arms, breaking it in three places.
His watch Was smashed to pieces, aud
the back of his head was somewhat In.
jured t Ogden junction, I'd.
Mr.. Dawson, of Lincoln. Nebraska,
died yesterday at the Great Western Ho-
tel, of consumption, also his child, eight
months old, of congestion of the brain.
Mrs Dawson. who is also here accom-
panying her husband, is almost frantic
in conGuence Of hrr sad bereavement
S. L. TT bune, Attn.
1t is.said that man at the bottom of q
dep well can see stlrs In the dry time
1t is fact. man in NJ chigan in this
advant geous position for a~tronomicll
| observat on, saw quite galaxy of star-
of various magnitud recently. A br OK
fell on his head from the top of the Will
The Emnire City Mining ompany i
furnace at Railroad district started las,
week, and with a five days tst demon.
stra'ed that the ores smelt easily, anG
three tons OF crude ore produced ona tor
| OF bullion, A slight defect in the ma
| chinery rendered it necessary to shut
down for few days Exc Independ
ent, 2.
Y. Black Ryan, on the General Staff o.
the Central Pacific Railroad arrived or
to-dav's stage and paid the snm O.
SOS, 800 in gold coin into the Count,
treasury, being the sum Of the railroad
taxes for he present fiscal year. Silver
State, Cd.
The Carson Register SAYS for som,
month! past, Governor Stanford ha
been laborng under severe attack o
the horse disease. At last accounts h,
was considered convalescent
Mr.. George II, Taylor, of Letimer 4
o., while adiu ting some of the machin
cry, had his left hand caught in a saw
sh 4aring off the thumb and fo~efirg l
and further painfully injuring the hand
rs. L. Herald, Sd. ---D.-.-.
The Oxford University (England) cele
bra'es It's thousan It'll anniversary thi
year. 1t has An annual income of on
million dollars. ... ...
The Central Pacific Railroad Compan
on Thursday, paid into the Count
Treasury $40, 900 taxes for the curren
year Silver State 81.
The Visalians (Cal,) are bound T.
have narrow-guage railroad to connec
with the Western Pacific.
Ditch spectators are said to he ex
porting peat 20 England in cons squenc
of the high price of coal,
An immense stratum OF gold bearn.
gravel has been struck east of Forest Hill
Placer county, California. r.3.Ee
The Missouri Democrat strongly urce
the building of through narrow gang
railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific
The Phoebe stage did not arrive unit
~ o'block this morning on account o
heavy roads, W. P. News 9Th.
The total length Of the Hoosac tunnel
In Massachusetts, is now 20, 800 feet, leav
ing only 4,226 feet to be cut
A new Grammar School building ha
been opened by Bishop futile in Sal
Lake. 1t is attended by 800 scholars.
MAPcJNS -Judpe Appaw of tbo D..