Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-20


yesterday morning, and the officers say
he was much excited, and betrayed great
fear on all occasions. 1t is understood
that the man arrested in Hamilton few
days after the robbery, gave the names of
his accomplices. If this is corset we
presume that Sheriff Patterson knew
what he was doing when he requested the
arrest of Peters. Peters spent q portion
of last fall and winter in Belmont, where
it may be remembered he was wounded
in leg by shot from pistol while en-
gagged in some kind OF difficulty. There
seems to be pretty strong grounds for be-
lieving that he participated in the White
Pine stage robbery and was in fact the
man who killed the stage driver"
FAREWELL LECTURE-To GENTLEMEN
ONLY.-Professor Mcdonald closes his
really successful course Of lectures to-
morrow afternoon and evening. In the
afternoon he will lecture upon woman's
life, health and happiness. Important
knowledge, no doubt, will be impaired
that every woman in the land should be
possessed Of. Doors opened at half past
one; lecture begins at two o'clock. In
the evening he lectures to gentlemen
upon themes of profound importance to
every man upon True Manhood. As the
Professor is an original and bold thinker.
yet never loses sight of scientific truth,
the probability is he will impart much
information and knowledge that is not
found in the ooks-knowledge that
IS likely to do every man good
As this is his last lecture, give him q
rousing audience. His lectures have had
o salutary effect, and have richly merited
the liberal patronage they have received.
He Is an able orator and man of much
scientific attainment. Admittance only
so cents.
UNAPPREc1ATIyE.-- A citizen who hath
not music in his SOUL thus invsiehs
against one whose melody is nightly
poured into his chamber windows: ED
IToR RECORD: The spring is coming
fast, and soon all nature will be clothed
in green, and the birds will sing from
every branch. That is no reason, how.
ever, why fellows with the voice of Stem.
tors, and no knowledge Of music. should
disturb people with their belowings and
trombone Accomplishments. The lay OF
the hen has meat in it-that of the from
bone nothing, nothing but annoyance.
For respectable hen | have respect; but
for those wretches who shrek their agon-
les and torture a trombone nearly oppo-
site our doors until II clock every night
in the week have nothing but contempt
and three or four brick bats.
SUFFERER.
The bears" of San Francisco are
trying to make it appear that there is
some doubt about the great strikes lately
reported from Phoebe There is no
doubt whatever that the Raymond a. Ely
and Meadow Valley Companies have
both, in the last three weeks, struck
richer and more extensive bodies of ore
than were ever before developed in Ely
Mining District. The intrinsic value Of
the stock Of both these mines is three
times what it is quoted at, and each will
pay for its stock, as now rated, in the
next twelve months dividends. This is
fact that crazy women and soft-headed
shop-keepers - concerning whom the
San Francisco Chronicle very feelingly
maniiests solicitude-may depend upon.
TABLE SALT FROM THE SNAKE RANGE.
A large invoice of No. table salt ar
rived here and was disposed of day
before yesterday from the salt rancho
of Dougherty & Reilly, in the Snake
range. They have delivered immense
quantities OF coarse salt for mining pur-
poses, but this is the first table salt re-
ceived from that quarter. 1t is fine
grained and very clean and white.
The MENDHA MILL. - The Mendha
mill has not been put in operation on
account OF Superintendent Mathey being
unable to obtain supply of quicksilver,
there being none in market. He tele-
graphed for an invoice yesterday, which
will come by express; and, in the mean-
time, has arranged for q small supply
next Thursday, when the mill will be put
in operation.
REMovED.-Mr. F. D. Durkee, the
skillful and well-known jeweler and
matchmaker, has removed from Upper
Main street down to the jewelry store of
z. HeitZelman, as will be seen BY refer.
ence to new advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Durkee's customers will follow him,
as he has honestly acquired the reputa-
ton of being thorough master OF his art.
Rich ORE.-We were last evening
shown large masses of extraordinarily rich
ore from the Henderson lode, in Pahran.
agat Lake Mining District. Eight men
are working on the ledge constantly, and
indications are said to be improving all
the time.
In walking along the street, especially
if walking at a slow gate, always manage
to walk two or three abreast. That's
the way to make folks who are in hur-
ry step out into the muddy road to walk
around you, and the fun is increased
when the party disconnected is lady.
FROM PHRANAGAr DISTRICT. Charles
G.. Heath, Superintendent of the Hike
Silver Mining Company, arrived in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Heath represents
everything ina aourishing condition over
that way. -,.
WE yesterday evening had the pleas
ure of meeting Mr.. W. H. Root, an as.
sayer and well-known mill-man of Cali
fornia. We hope he will conclude to
settle permanently in Phoebe.
CHANGE OF SuPERINTENDENCY.--W are
informed there has been change in the
SUPPLEMENTARY OF the American Flag
mine, and that Mr.. James of the Portland
mine is to succeed Mr.. Fleming.
Orr FOR VIENNA.-Our fellow-citizen
Henry Phillips contemplates visiting the