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

The three mules employed in the 100 |
feet level of the Becher mine since Sep
TENDER, 1871, are to be hoised out, their
services in the mine being no longer re-
CURED They were need, d at that time
to haul cars loaded with ore up an moline
to the Yellow jacket hosting works. A
n W incline has been completed, aud ore
will no longer be hauled up the old one.
These null S, before being taken down
the shaft, We're thrown down and tied,
bound up in sacks and send down end
ways. They Will have to undergo SINH
lar treatment in being hoisted out 1t is
not expected that they Will be brought
up under week or ten DAYS, as in case
of accident their services may be required.
Singular MS it may seem, these mules are
as fat and sleek as any in the county
Virg. Enterprise. .......
We find the following creditihle ex-
pressons in the Carson Appeal. Much
true sympathy will be felt for Mr.. Hor-
ace Greeley in his Pavement the
loss of his good wife, This sort of SEN
timent will not be monopolized by any
party; will be Withheld by none, These
affections are sacred above all wring-
lings OF the political arena and touch
those better chords in the heart of hui
mainly which make the whole world
kin.
A roodly numb Of ladies and gentle
men visited the Grammar Department
of the Third Ward Public School yester-
day, to witness the contest for some
silver bricss offrred by Mr.. X yes for
superior excellence in photography. The
competing class numbered 43 pupils.
Out of Ito words propounded to the
to the class, only Al were misse IL Va.
Enterprise, I'd, ...-.
| W. w. Mccoy, citizen of Eureka,
makes the following proposition to the
inhabitants Of that place: | propose to
donate to our fourishing town II plot Of
land where the Chinese garden now is,
two hundred and fifty by three hundred
feet, upon tho condition that our people
enclose it with a good substantial fence,
lay it out in walks, and plant such trees
aud towering shrubs as may be thought
best suited to our soil and climate.
Work has been commenced on the Sill.
yer Wreath at Ruby Hill. We under.
stand, by private letter, that Mr.. Snow
den has been recalled, and Col. Sydney
: O'Connor will resume the superintend
ency, and it is said that he will com.
: mence the erection of 20-stamp mill a
! that place shortly.-L Schell Creek Pros
: pect.
Coal Oil Tommy, fast short horse
formerly owned by Jack Connory o
1 Genoa, and frequently run over the Car
: son course, was killed in a race at King
ston, near Visalia, California, yesterday
: by running into the winning horse afte
e the latter had passed the Judge stand
9 IVA. Chronicle, I'd.
We are informed that D. McNicol
y agent Of Woodruff & Ennor's hne a
= Eureka, died yestefday afternoon after
= short sickness. @ Mr.. McNicol was form
! erly a resident ofthis town, and leaves
great many friends to mourn his loss.-
II NV, P. News, 4. 81
/. The Virginia Chronicle speaking OF til
L pretended matches between Lucy, Colo
IS smith Maid and Occident, says 1t hope
1: by this time that the people of tn
4 Pacific coast have ha Their fill OF bein
(, swindled by Stanford and the othe
n owners OF the horses.
Or We learn from parties who arrive
t. from Schell Geek last night, that pa
RS ties at Ruby HIN had jumped the Lool
e. out mine, which is owned by the Engis
d. compauy.-LW. p. News, 4. .a
a. In Virginia City grand vocal conce
was given in aid of the Methodist Buil'
es ing Fund. The entertainment was vel
i'll successful, peeuniarily and otherwise.
5. The loss occasioned by the burning
No the American Flat tunnel is estimated |
eo theGold Hill News at not less than OF
70 million of dollars,
. wagon road is being built fro
4 Columbus district to the Nine-ml
lc- House on the Carson and Aurora road
he Mott, Fish & Co., Of Hamilton, adv
rs. tise for tteams to haul their stock
90 Pioche.
~ The Carson Register says: We deer