Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-04

ten days to answer.
kennard L. Co. VS.. II. ID. Benner. De-
oyer-rul,d, and defendant allowed
ten days to answer.
The BEooKLYS MNE.-This mine is
between the Bowery and Montana mines,
n half mile east of the city. The opin-
ion seems quite general among miners |
that the Brooklyn vein is continuation |
of the Bowery ledge, from which WAS
taken some Of the richest ore ever mined
in this district. Cornelius WAGNER is the
discoverer and owner of the Brooklyn,
or owns large portion of it, gentle
man OF sterling qualities, formerly en-
gagged in important mining enterprises in
Montana Territory. A vertical shaft has
been sunk IS feet, and the ledge is being
followed by drift, which is now in Is
feet. The pay-yein has an average width
of about twenty inches, though the walls
are five feet apart. The ore being ex-
tracted assays high, and all indications
go to show that the Brooklyn is true
fssure vein. Richer ore, taken as a
body, has seldom been found in any
mine. Mr.. Wagner is pushing develop
ment with all energy.
CHARLEY WIEDgRHoLD, the enterprs-
ing news agent, has again placed us
under obligations for large roll Of late
and interesting pictorials. He has every.
thing in the literary line that can be de-
sired. The illustrated prints nre very
fine this week. Among those before us
we may mention the Peerless, Sporting
Times, Police News, Leslie's Illustrated,
Harper Weekly and Wild Oats. Call in
and glance over MIR. WeiderEold's
shelves.
Two Cinnamon, of lower Main street,
INDUCED in a bit Of row, yesterday
afternoon, back of their shanties. Their
owners, or overseers, appeared, parted
them, and led them to their respective
houses with threatening dominating
air. They seemed to get out of the way to
avoid arrest. We got the item through a
sub-reporter, who caught it through a
spy-glass from the balcony of the Court
| house.
MEDICAL LEcTuRE.-Dr. w. W. FEET
terman, of the homeopathic practice,
will lecture to the ladies and gen.
tlemen of Phoebe, at the Courthouse,
tomorrow evening, commencing at
o'clock. The Doctor comes among us
well recommended as thorough gradu-
ate in his profession. There being nc
admission fee required, We hope to see Il
full attendance.
PIocHE PHENIx.--It is rumored on
the streets that Captain Hardy, superin'
tendent of the Phoebe Phenix, has re
solved to suspend operations in thai
mine until the affairs of the company
are got into more satisfactory condi-
ton. This must be the reason for the
suspension, if the report is true, for the
Phoebe Phenix never looked more en-
couraging in its workings than at this
| time.
"a NIGHT WITH DlcKESs' will be the
subjec. of an entertainment to be giyer
soon at Armory Hall, by John Mcguire
The Chapman Sisters, who have played
heightened engagement in San Fran
cisco, will play here for two weeks, sup
ported by splendid company. At tn,
Termination of their engagement Mr.. Ma
guire will leave for San Francisco, wher
he has obtained an engagement for on
year. ... ...
HURRIcANE.-In the canyon betweel
Dry Valley and Bullionville, about hall
past eleven o'clock yesterday, hurrican
} swept down from the southwark, capsi7
ing tents, prostrating railroad workmen
and sweeping everything before it Of les
specific gravity than solid rock. 1t cam
very suddenly and Unexpectedly, til
skies being calm and clear few minute
before the occurrence.
,, BRISTOL BULLION Production. w
did not, in the item on the subject
couple of issues back, give the flu
bullion production Of the Bristol smeltel
but only the amount which had bee
shipped as fast freight. At the time tina
: item was written there had been pre-
, duced 1,476 bars, averaging 10 pound
: each in weight, Of which only 800 bar
: had been shipped.
5 DIvIDEND.-At . meeting Of the Dire
3 tors of the State Bank of Nevada, O
Wednesday last, q dividend Of az p,
cent. was declared on the capital stoc
! of the corporation for the month (
. April, payable on the 10th inst, at II
: Bank. See official notice OF Manag,
Thorpe, in another column.
The winter side was turned to A.,
!. yesterday. The air was raw and chill
: all day, with a slight sprinkling of sno
4 in the afternoon. The ice-cream vendol
y think Of procuring extra wagons wit
g portable stoves, SO they can change fro
: ice-cream to hot-whisky, as occasio
may require.
II Coop YIELD AND Coon MILLING
: Sixty tons Of silver Peak ore, worked
q the Meadow Valley Company's mil
9 yielded nearly $4,000. The bullion W
l. in seven bars, and was receipted for
It Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office yesterda
Eighty per cent. OF the metal was save
y FRANK SouLE, who fatally shot Thorn
d WEIGH, was examined before Justi
T, Stoutenburgh, and acquitted, the Q,
e dence being conclusive that it was jusi
j. fable homicide.
:" BRISTOL FURNACE. Bristol furna
will DO shut down as soon as the ore
If hand is run through--which will produ
sr one hundred tons Of bullion. The 81
IA pension will be temporary.
is JEwELRY. - VIM. Manning has r
IS moved his jewellery store to opposl
Meadow Valley street. His stock
$, jswelry is large, and prices reasonab
& ts9
WAYyrp EXAMINATION. III, Thatcht