Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-19
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.


Reno has skating rink.
Silk culture is receiving renewed atten-
ton in Utah.
Washoe Fire Company, Virginia, is
getting new engine.
Utah will send several bricks to the
Vienna Exposition.
Utah railroad travel has been greatly
impeded by the snow storms.
Salt Lake City taxpayers, Gentiles in
particular, want to know where the money
goes.
A new and promising ledge has been
discovered near the Comstock ledge, and
is creating considerable excitement in
Virginia city.
A hot meat-pie mandatory has been
opened near the Salt Lake theater. Ten
cents each. An idea brought over from
merry England.
They are afraid in Truckee that the
winter will pass away without a supply
of ice being laid in. They have an
abundance of snow.
The barn Of n. C. Hasland, at Glen
dale, and contents, were lately DESTROYED
by fire. 4 span of fine horses persisted
in the flames. Loss, $4,000.
The Liberal Mormons OF American
Fork, Utah. secured half the spoils in a
late election. Liberalism is vigorous
throughout the Territory.
The amount OF revenue derived by the
State and county taxes on the proceeds
OF the mines in Storey county for the
quarter ending Dec. 81, was $40, $50 %.
A dispatch has been received at Salt
Lake, from the East, stating that iron
and rolling stock were being secured for
the Salt Lake, Sewer Valley and Phoebe
Railroad.
Utah is looking for large accessions
the coming summer to her moneyed pop
ulation. Coax them along: when they
get that far, they will come on down to
the bullion-shipping center.
In an alteration at Nevada Gulch,
Montana, John Quinn was killed by Jas.
McHarrison. An old feud was existing
between the parties Richardson gave
himself up to the authorities.
A mulatto girl of Virginia city tried to
kill herself with chloroform because she
supposed her white lover had transferred
his atfections-to blacker woman. of
course, as that only could be possible.
The Reese River Reveille favors codi-
tcation; and opposes the reduction Of
official fees, on the ground that good and
efficient men will not serve without fair
remuneration. There is something in
that
The Eureka Sentinel cannot see the
| policy or justice of Sunday law. Nor
we the justice, unless the adherents of
each creed are allowed to select their own
day out of the seven for religious observ.
ance.
The Gold Hill! News contributes to the
Greeley monument material, which is to
be constructed of type metal, the origin
al form of the Nevada State ticket,
with Horace Greeleys name at the head
Off it. Appropriate.
The Gold Hill News approves of the
bill for the erection of new State Pri
son, saying it is time enough to talk Of
abolishing capital punishment when we
have zone that is good, well ordered and
perfectly secure"
A fellow calling himself Charles Bowen
hired team of Eureka man, named
Sweeney, to go to Palisade. He Dor.
rowed all the money he could get on the
outfit there and at Mineral Hill, and Their
escaped eastward on the railroad.
A colored man met with fearful acct.
cident at Eureka, the other day. He fell
from the ceiling of meat market, which
he was white-washing, and struck on a
projecting meat-hook, which penetrated
in his left lung several inches. He was
living at last accounts.
The Enterprise says the proposed re-
vision of the State laws would cost about
$4,000; but thinks, if the work could
be we'll and faithfully done, the money
would be we'll expended. We concur.
No State ever stood so much in need OF
the codifcation Of her statutes as does
Nevada. ~ ~ r.