Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-24

RETURN OF Mr. JAMEs.--Mr. James,
one of the detectives who went out in
search of the murderers Of Wright and
Sanbourne returned last night, havingrode
l25 miles. Mr. James comes back fully
convinced that the murders were COM
mitted before the victims had reached
their discovery-that they were killed
while on their road out, instead OF when
returning; and this conjecture is
strengthened by the fact that the e1-
changes Wright got at this Office had not
been unrolled. As to the cause
of the murder there is but one opinion
here-and that is, that they were killed
by some person or persons who wished
to have precedence in locating the rich
mine they had discovered.
ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN FROM
THE GREAT STRIKE.-In the window OF
s. Smith & Co., Main street, we notice
on exhibition fine specimen of the rich
ore struck in the eighth level of the Ray
mond a. Ely mine. The silver and cop
per crystaliizations are heavy and very
brilliant. There is said to be an album
dance OF that kind of ore in the mine.
STAR DIsTRrcr.-A miner came in last
night from Star District, eighty or ninety
miles little east Of north from Phoebe.
He says the lodges there are undoubtedly
rich, but, from lack of capital, but two
are being developed Business is not as
brisk in Shenandoah, the trading point
of those mines, AS it has been. But the
claim-holders are hopeful.
RuNAwAY.-About six o'clock yester-
day morning, our friend Culverwell' s
milk-wagon team. which he had left
standing on lower Main street, took
fright aud started down the road at a
reckless rate. They were checked before
any damage was done.
LEAHEY, who shot his horse when,
under attachment, was tried by a jury
yesterday, before Justice Stoutenburgh,
and found guilty under the statute to
prevent cruelty to animals" He will
appear for sentence to-day.
CHANDELIERS CAsE.-Chandler, the man
changed with obtaining money by per-
sonating an officer, had a jury trial in
the Justices Court yesterday. and the
jury failed to agree. He will have a
re-hearing next Monday.
The BULLIoNvILLE BALL.-The ball a,
Rich's hotel, in Bullionville, night before
last, was great success, accordingto the
opinion of the participants from Phoebe
Music and supper first-class. We hope
this will encourage Mr.. Rich to Civ,
another ball at an early day.
Mr.. GEORGE RIvEs, brother of Henry
Rives, the attorney, Of this place, ar
rived by yesterdays Salt Lake coacl
from the State of Virginia, and will, W,
are informed, be rendered position il
the State Bank. He is said to be
young man of fine business capacity.
A New PLEASURE REsoRT.-The base
ment Of Lynch's chop-house is beini
fitted up in good style, we understand
for the performances of Larkin's Variet
Troupe. This will make it the center o
attraction for pleasure-seekers.
In BLooM.-We notice in the city sew
eral very thrifty plants Of the globe Gao
tus in full bloom. 1t bears large sea-
let flower, which is very pleasing in ar
pearance. The cactus does well potted
PIocHE stocks seem to be, accordin
to this mornings dispatches, command
ing as much interest in Salt Lake Cit
as here.
BURIED.--H. W. Meyer, who died {
hemorrhage of the lungs at the Count
Hospital, day before yesterday, wa
buried yesterday afternoon.
THERE were j. S. Morrison, d. ". Pei
ley, Mrs. Mohs and lot. Travis on til
stage, for Phoebe from Palisade the %
inst.
A PARTY will start out this morning 70
the new Cherry Creek silver mines be
You'd Egan Canyon.
We have received an interesting lette
from the Utah coal and iron mines
which Will appear soon.
SEVERAL loads of grain arrived yester
day from Mount Pleasant, Utah.
No business of importance was tram
acted in the District Court yesterday.
For Royal Havana and Louisville Lo
> terry Tickets, go to H. NJ. Jameson, Ii
cour street.
FRESH Garden Seeds at Alexander's.