Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-14

W MihinS ecorder breakey Tor Tran
script of the claims recorded in his Office
since the LIST of this month:
Lucy Jane Ledger Recorded Nov. 4th,
by Geo. Davis, Aaron Davis, Miles Davis, |
Alphsus Davis and Elias Davis, claiming |
200 feet each. Situated about 200 yards
westerly from the old slaughter house,
on the Floral Springs road and about 600
yards from the Republic mine.
Spring Mountain Ledge No. 3-Re-
corded Nov. 4th, by Geo. Phillips. Ledge |
was struck in the Spring Mountain Tun-
mel, about PA feet from its mouth;
course of ledge across the line of the tun-
mel, and claims $50 feet on each side OF
said tunnel, with dips, spurs. etc.
O'Connell Ledge and Co. Recorded
Nov. 9Th, by NJ. Cody, Hugh O'Neill and
J. X. Stuart. Location embraces three
claims of 200 feet each, commencing at
monument and running 600 feet westerly
on the course of the lode. being the first
western extension of the Standard lode.
Occident Recorded Nov. 9Th, by John
Adams, j. G. Clark, j. Archemblllt,
Fred Baker, s. D. Megrath and NJ. Pera
SIGH. Lode runs from monument $50
feet each way in a north4rly and south
erly course Situated about 100 yards
north of the Tesmenic shaft on the Case
Knife mountain.
Ivanhoe Mining Claim NJ. 2-Record-
ed Nov. 9th. by VIM. Norris, Win. j.
/, Bryan, Geo. D. Roberts, B B. Thayer,
Maurice Dore, VIM. Burling, Tyler Cur
tbs, Geo. G. Shreye and r. A. Swain.
The initial point is in shaft No. Of the
Iyanhoe, 2O5 feet from the surface and
running $50 feet each way from the
initial point.
Legislative Claim Recorded Nov. 9th,
by Mike Brannan, Thos. Wallace. M.
M'Cluskey, w. II Tnorp and NJ. Holland.
from the notice at the initial point i'm
mediately south of the road leading to
| the Phoebe Phenix shaft, and about $50
feet west of said shaft on the hill side
above Panaca Flat.
Agnes Lode-Recorded Nov. 18th, by
Joseph Miller. Commencing at monn-
ment and running $50 fe, t each way on
the course of the ledge. Situatedabsut
600 feet easterly from the Sunbeam
Myrtle Ledge Recorded N ". 9th, by
Joseph Mill r. Running on line of the
ledge $50 feet from initial point. S tua-
ted about two miles i'll west, rly direc-
ton from the town of Phoebe, on or near
the road to Highland District.
national MINING Co.-This company
is operating quite extensively in Bristol
District, in our neishboring county of
Nye, and, we understand, with pros
poets of great success. The National is
a San Francisco incorporation, and is
composed of some OF the heaviest capt.
talists and most enterprising business
men of that city. John b. Hazzen is
President; John Dolbeer Vice President;
B. B. Minor Secretary and Mr.. Ordway
Superintendent. Among its stock.
holders and Truste, Eare Partridge,
Simpson, Kenttield / nowland, Blair
and others, all men OF wealth and ener-
gy. 1t is hopeful sign for the District
that such men are engaged in its devel
opmeIt. .....-...--. 81
, FIRST ENTERTAINMENT. = The new
, theatre on Cedar street will be opened tt
the public this evening under the auspi
: cies of the Lorraine Il Mason Troupe
l, The bill presented and the list OF per
: formers give promise of a pleasant enter
. tainment For the novelty of it, and a
change from the general routine O
fighting the tiger and practising wha
; they know about imbibing at the bar, W
advise our readers to give these candi
, dates for public favor fair hearing
! Bills setting forth the programme of tn
! entertainment are posted this morning
e TAX ON MrNEs.-Following is the to
: on the proceeds Of mines in Ely Distric
for the quarter ending September &c
: 1872: t.a .- .ass. ..f.a.
: American Flag. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $751;;
p Chief of the Hill. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,.