Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-09

fro,, the month Of the Sutro Tunnel last
Thursday morning. He lode 10 tne sn
BILE of the company in this cry anu me-.
left his horse, since which time nc na
neither been seen or heard OF. ne hA
the handling Of but little money, ana aiu
buta small sum of money WITH MN Neu
the town of Sutro have searched IN al.
directions for him. but as yet without
fndipc a trace Of him. His wife, VINO
resides at Sntro, and who is IN delicate
| health is almost crazed on account OF
her husbands mysterious absence ms
horse still remains at the stable where he
left it.
The generous action Of the miners oil
the Crown Point and Yellow Jacket mines
toward the widows and orphans OF the
men who lost their lives by the recent
Gold Hill mining disaster Is worthy OIL
all praise. The Crown Point miners e7-
terday contributed of their hard earnings
no less than $3.50, aud the lehow
Jacket men (fewer in number Out e4u"'
in generosity gave $500. The engineers
and fireman alone, of the Crown foih'
mine. gave $50 50. The total of the con-
tributions thus far, Of which we have
heard, is S2,65l
The infant son of Mr.. Stutrldge, acci'
dentally shot through the head DAY oe
fore yesterday by pistol IN the hanas o
the father. an account Of which shock
inn affair we published yesterday morn
inc, was still alive last evening at las
} accounts. The child sleeps and take
t nourisbment but is considered to be fail
: ing and is thought will not be alive thi
: morning. The father mlnd Is COM
pletely shattered.
The races at the Virginia Race Cours
Il yesterday afternoon were well patroniizeo
J. The trotting race was won by hiopy
r time, 3. The race for double teams, TO
, gold-mounted whip, was won by JAG
. Nichols, driving the Putnam team. !
~ considerable amount of money change
hands during the afternoon.
The Consolidated Virginia mine bid
1t fair to take its place as one OF the ieae
v. ing mines on the Comstock lode. III
10 company's dump is now full OF OF
W which will mill, it is estimated, from Sl'
a to $500 per ton.
The town presented AL unusually Inv
r. ly appearance last evening. Inc stree
- and walks were everywhere thronge
with pedestrians, and among these we
n to be seen promenading many richly an
o. fashionably dressed ladies and children
Re The employees OF the Belcher Mini
" Company yesterday received their regul
T. monthly dividend of 81 per day, amour
'e, in the aggregate to $4,000
he EUREKA.
The Sentinel announces the resign
er ton of A. S. Campbell, County Audit
n and Recorder, and Of his successor sa.
to Col. Bell has, perhaps, no superior
the State in this particular line OF bu
"a ness. be served one term as Control
"' of the State of California, and is thu
ne oughly conversant with everything app
tanning to records and accounts. ii
no he will make frst-class officer does
ia admit of doubt, and we feel certain t
w his appointment by the Board will &
OF general satisfaction.
CARSON.
sh- We obtain the following paragrf
10 from the Appeal of Saturday:
Tie proposition to tax themselves
on. extra 800 for the purpose of enlf
ing the District School-house was S
mitted to vote OF the people yester
are and was defeated. There were 90 W
polled, 81 Of which were in the negat