Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-05

the surrounding country. Good enough
n .-s 10 sccl times Is these.
NEVADA STATE TENS.
CLEsOS.
Sc copy tie following from the late
Numbers @: tie APPEAL:
III su-erirteu Dent Of the Carson
Mn received OF Morisy last l4.o65
U-1c-s Of m.z53 t-l.lon, god and s-.yeT,
from MIN. on the Cousiock lode, sent
o. tie Mint tor smelling and sssaying.
Y--:efdav :. 80 s9-IO1 ounces Of mixed
gold and si,ve. VS. sent TO the Mint
from Gold Hill T. be coined into trade
dollars the gold portion TO be returned
iu double s1gles. On the same day the
Ca5ll=r 4 tLs Mint delivered on order,
70 Wells. argo i Co., Carson, sixteen
uurarted bars Of gold and silver, weigh
iug together jG3 pounds, and worth il
cas4 tie sum Of Sis g74 II. The bars
are directed to the Bank Of England and
San Francisco (umited), going to the
credit Of the Crown Point mine, Gold
Hll. Nevada. The cashier expressed to
Storey county depositor- 80, $40 in silver
trade dollars, and sass 70 gold coin,
in return for silver and gold deposited .
for coinage, received at the Mint yester. |
day morning.
A heavy frost was experienced here
about night before last. Small bodies |.
Of water suca rs those in shallow pans
and pots standing in exposed places
showed Ice q quarter Of an inch thick, or
more.
Charles Alien shot B. Graniss on Tues
day in the right hand, inhicting an ugly
flesh wound. Allen was arrested.
GOLD HILL.
The News affords us these two items:
This morning Constable Tom Harkin
arrested John Cropley for violation of
the statute respecungth the code duello. 1t
appears that CropIey entertained hard
feelings toward officer Spaulding Of Sill
v,r CITY, and sought to redress his griev-
aures by an appeal to arms. According
~ last evening he sent II challenge TO tue
above named officer Hence his arrest
/ The sending OF a challenge, our readers
: Will remember, is State Prison offense.
Cropley' q examination takes place in JUS
, tice Wri.ht's Court tomorrow Thurs
day. alto a. IN.
We arc indebted TO the politeness OF
= Mr. Henry, Gold Hill Agent Of the Vir-
giuia and Truckee Railroad Company,
g for the following detailed statement of
, freight received at this station during the
month of September: Merchandise,
9j3, 3S3 pounds; grain, lS6, 1913 pounds;
:, coal, $40, $50 pounds; ice, l53,GOO
d pounds; salt, 100, 030 pounds; hay, o.
O 100 pounds; tailings, 10000 pounds;
. lumber, 307, 1873 feet wood from Truckee,
Is l20 cords; shingles, 2ii,0O0,
IS VIRGINIA.
The Enterprise is not displeased with
:. the appointment Of Conkling as Chief
-, Justice. It says he :" has never wavered
- from the true principles of the kepubli-
can party" No allusion is made in this
y. CONNIE ction, however, to the back-pay
steal, We copy the following item:
n Mr.. Sweetapple, of Columbus District,
", says that tue popular impression In re-
w gard to Death valley, namely, that 1t is but
~ IA waste OF alkali and burning sand, is iu-
y correct In all the northern part Of
~ Death Valley, as far as he has explored
20 it, there are streams and springs, border
=, ed aud surrounded by willows, with many
W might be cultivated. The plains Of alkal
)! and burning sand lie in the southern part
Of the valley, and it is believed that the
~ extent Of these has been much exagger
L. ated
From the Chronicle we copy the fol
I'd lowing:
Y Under the management of D. L. Blan
~ chard, agent OF the Nevada Gift Concert
d. we are confident that the arrangements
n will all be made so that the concert, with
II S2G5, 900 in gifts, will take place on De-
II cember 10th.
le One year ago to-day, the cars OF the
e. Virginia aud Truckee Railroad made the
d through trip from Reno to Virginia, and
u in all that time We have not heard of ar
re accident on the road that was the fault Of
u the company.
.e AUSTIN.
a. The Reveille is taking an active ant
re- carping interest in Phoebe affairs.
II seems to have "school" on the brain
ut We condense from the Reveille an &C
- count of the death of Fred Ohngemar:
IL On Tuesday, at 90 minutes past II
I'd o'clock Fred. Ohngemar breathed hi
of last, at St. Helena, Napa county, Cali
n fornia, OF rapid consumption. Fred. hat
III resided in this city since 1868, and beinl
tic of a genial, kindly and gentlemanly dis
n, position had gained many friends, whit
b.. sincerely regret his early death, in tn
Ills prime Of his manhood, he being but 3
ey years of age. He was native OF Mich
of igan and leaves sisters and brothers re
H. siding in California.
n EUREKA.
10 The Sentinel of Friday, furnishe
M these
N We stated sometime ago that a post
Office had been granted for Ruby Hill
re- The papers have been received, and tn
asst new Office will 60 into operation ne,
IL Wednesday. J. W. Jones has receive
le- the appointment of Postmaster. Their
la will be daily mail service between Eur,
to ka and Ruby Hill on and after Wedne,
day next.
on W. L. Pritchard shipped yesterday fc
To- the Richmond Company 10000 pounc
ie- of bullion; for the Hoosac, q, 10 pound
ad Total, LILO pounds.
RENO.
of The Journal is disguised wit
In Conkling's appointment. and in anoth'
X. editorial asks, SIS public virtue decli'
g. ing?"
OIL The property of the Western Unic
In Telegraph Company was raised $40
I'd. from 81 1926 to So, 1926.
On The valuation of the v. l. T. R. R. 9
rolling stock. etc., was increased S35, 00