Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-16
NEVADA STATE ITEMS.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
We obtain these from the Enterprise
of Sunday last.
Antonio Silva, or Antonio Silveiva CO.
larte, as we learn his full name to be, the
man who had his feet cut off by train
Of cars passing over him at Gold Hill
day before yesterday. is still alive and is
likely to recover. Drs. Manson, Hall
and Kirby of Gold Hill. and DR.. Weber
of this city, amputated the injured mans
legs some hours after the accident oc-
Cured. The right leg was amputated
about four inches above the ankle, and
the left foot was taken off in such way
as to save the heel. After the severe and
painful operation he seemed quite strong
and cheerful. Superintendent Yerington,
on behalf OF the company, yesterday is
sued orders for Golarte to select any two
OF his late associates to act in the capac-
ity of nurses during his confinement.
The following amount of freight was
received here yesterday by the Virginia
and Truckee railroad: Fifteen carloads
of coal, eight of merchandise, eight of
lumber, one of flour, one of barley, one
of salt, one of bran and one of iron.
There are at present quite number of
eases Of typhoid fever in this city. A
few cases have proved fatal.
The bullion receipts of the Chollar-P o-
tosi mine for September amounted to a
total of 1886, 66.75.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
last week shipped bullion to the value Of
$11, l23.0S.
The Gould & Curry Company last
week shipped bullion to the value of
$l5,905.
The Sentinel of Tuesday contains these
items of local interest
Arrangements were perfected in Eureka
last night by which two of the leading
billiard players on the coast will be
brought together within a few weeks to
contest with the worries for an amount
worthy of their effort. A few months age
man by name of Gates attracted con-
siderable notice in billiard rooms by the
dexterity and easy grace with which he
handled the cue, and the accuracy and
skill with which he made the most diff
ficult shots. He had recently come
among us; and from the time of his ad.
vent to the present time he has been by
large odds master Of the game in Eureka
In o three-ba carrom game gotten up
last night by Gates and friend, merely
for pastims, the former made run Of
forty odd shots, closing the game before
his companion had moved a ball. This
is the man who has engaged to play the
leading billiardist of the coast, within a
few weeks, in Eureka. The others name
is McCleery, man well known in sport
ing circles, and who, on the 25th Of the
present month, plays in Platt's Hall, Sar
Francisco, for q purse Of $4,000 and the
championship OF the Pacific coast. Or
the part OF McCleery the contract has
been made and the money put up by Q
friend of his residing here, through cor
respondence. The bet is $500 side
and the number of points to be played
1850. The time fixed for the match i,
the 9Th prox.
W. L. Pritchard shipped yesterday for
the Eureka Consolidated $4,000 pounds
of bullion, and for the Ruby Consoli
dated 40, 200 pounds, and for the Rich
mond 10000 pounds. Total, 12S, 00t
pounds.
We last night met H. L. Smith, o
Morey District, Nye county. Mr.
Smith informs us that the mines of Mo
rey are looking extremely well. Th'
new mill will 60 into operation in few
weeks.
Green, the brother of Calvin Greel
who was murdered north of town som
weeks since, left yesterday for his HON
in Oregon. He retained Judge Hupp t
aid in the prosecution of Finney in tn
event of indictment being found by tn,
; Grand Jury Of White Pine.
The trial Of Dan. Matheney, for tn
murder OF Calvin Green, near the Eurek
, county line, will commence in Hamilton
on Thursday next. The Grand Jury Q
White Pine yesterday adjourned to Octc
: Der ~, postponing further consideration
of Finney's case until that time.
The trial Of COIN, indicted for kind
ling the great Are In Hamilton. 10 u