Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-23

THr OLDEST OF RELIcs.-Before us is .
a small bronze image which was taken /
from AN Egyptian tomb by Professor
Henry Brugsch, one Of the most noted |
antiquaries of Europe and director of
the Vienna Exposition. 1t was found in
an gyptian tomb, and is said by the
Professor to be over 4, 000 years old. 1t
is about three inches in length, aud rep
resents a man with the arms extended
down along the sides of the body to the
elbows, and then crossed in front, with
the hands clasped. A lofty crown or
coronet is on the head, and, though
much corroitd. the outlines of the face
are very distinct-eyes, ears, nose,
mouth and long beard, the beard extend
ing down TO the centre Of the chest. 1t
is the most interesting relic we ever saw,
without any exception.
The BATES FAMILY.-From a private
letter from San francisco, we learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bates were greeted
with large and enthusiastic. audiences
wherever they played after leaving Phoebe.
They are now occupying their residence
in San FIancisco, and never fail, ON
every fitting opportunity, to express graf
itude for the generous patronage received
while here
CoMPLMENTARy.-- We acknowledge the
receipt of complimentary tickets to the
Odd Fellows ball, TO take place on Fri
day evening next, April %, at Aleck
Browns new hall. There is no doubt it
will bs the grandest affair Of the kind
ever given in Phoebe. No expense has
been spared by the Lodge in perfecting
arrangements, and it is well known that
the Odd Fellows never fail TO make their
entertainments and festivals signal sue
cesses.
WORK on the narrow-gauge-changns
and Strengthening the euryes-is being
vigorously pushed. We now have con-
| fidence that the cars will be running
between Phoebe and Bulionville before
Jack Gilmer makes the connection with
| his Elko and Hamilton line.
A MAN was yesterday arrested at Bull
lionville, on warrant sworn out before
Justice Stontenbnrgh, for assault and bat
terry, and appeared before that nagis
trate last night Having paid his fin,
at Bullionyile for thus disturbing thu
peace, he was, of course, discharged here
Rich GoLD QUABrz.--We were yester
day furnished by assayer r. NJ. Cool
the result Of an assay OF gold quartz, OBJ
tanned somewhere north of Phoebe, bu
it was mislaid. The piece assayed wa
enormously rich. We will try aud &c
more particulars to-day.
MAIN street is usually so crowded viii
men that it is quite impossible TO pas
along without stepping off the pavement
into the road The absence of those VIII
have lately left us is scarcely noticed, i,
a general view.
A TELEGRAM from st. George state
that rich silver bearing ore has beef
found on the Magotsey, i'll the neighbol
hood of where the celebrated Los
Lead is supposed to be. The Magotse
is about 60 miles southeast of Phoebe.
OFFICER BLAKE, who returned last nigh
, from Bullionville, Informs us that littl
. girl of that place had drank a solution {
concentrated lye, and that her life va
: dispaired of at the time he left on his #
! turn to Phoebe.
, Rev. 5. p. KELLY, resident Episcop'
1 clergyman of Eureka, arrived in Pioct
yesterday, and will officinte in the Epi
l copal Church here next Sunday. Re
4 Mr.. Badger, our resident clergyman
/ will preach in Eureka on the same da
: Ex-PosrMAsTER BARNES is fitting up
4 coy little office for Notarial, and 9th
e business, in the building occupied
I A. c. Gordon, adjoining the Postotiie
1 on Lacour street.
: HIKo developments Of Hike Dstri
9 is being pushed more vigorously thu
n ever before. The Crescent mill will SOC
start again.
JUpGE BISHOP, OF the defense i'll t
e. Raymond Hermes case, occupied Il
: entire day yesterday addressing the jun
l. JoHy CoNsERToN, the ice and ice-erea
u man, will start his ice-wagons on til,
:. regular rounds tomorrow.
T. MULES CoMING.-A drove Of mules /,
10 being driven to Phoebe for sale from C
s. iiornia.
4. NoNE.-.No passengers left Hamilt
rs yesterday for this place.
rs THERE is a dispatch at the Westt
le Union Telegraph Office for E. Hethe
of NATIVE evergreens are being plan
g. for shade on lower Main street.
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