Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-01
CLIPPED AND CONDENSED,

John Lincoln, Sacramento character,
dead.
San Francisco is trying to import and
cultivate Mexican oysters.
A San Francisco letter carrier drew
$1,000 in the Havana lottery.
Il is said the cotton crop of California
the coming year will be at least 50, 900
pounds.
The winter has been favorable for
sheep in jackson and Josephine coun-
ties, o.
The deposit OF magnesia found in the
mountains sonth of San Jose is said to
be quite extensive.
Washington Territory boasts of pub
lie library of 351 volumes, principally
P4tent-office reports
The Nevada Legislature has postponed
inleinitely the bill to prevent members
a,cepting free railroad passes.
4strike is reported in the Pocahontas
gold quartz mine at Dogtown, Ell Dorado
county, the pay rock being four feet
thick.
Carson married women have organized
I a"Come-home Club" 1t is about four
! feet long, and terminates ut one end with
4 brush.
4 TaE Mohongo, an old steamer, over
hUled and repaired. was to have sailed
ION San Francisco for Panama yesterday
a morning.
] Cox the hired man who was with Has
nook, the Yamhill (Oregon) farmer who
q vas murdered, has been arrested and re-
4 bsed bail.
They are having freezing weather at
Y Prescott, Arizona, while ripe water
d melons are in market at Phenix, 60 miles
II south of there.
a Two sporting men, named respectively
Il Wider and Burns, shot at each other at
IL Carson, the other day. A smashed win
Il dov-pane the only damage.
II Abark loaded with grain, being towed
u iOm Sacramento to San Francisco,
\ sprung leak at Steamboat Slough, and
il tons OF the grain were ruined.
4 A San Francisco jury gives James
Blown claim of $50 against N. H. Roy,
whose team ran over him, causing him
to lose thumb. He sued for 1000.
4 The San Francisco Call suggests the
establishment in San Francisco harbor
! OF marine school, or training ship, for
the care Of the vicious boys of the city.
! The first snow fall in Marysville since
\ lS1i occurred on the night of the 18th.
1t showed severely at Calistoga the same
~, f.l
AZ the slme time.
C.ocllse's band Of Apaches are COM
P0lAed Of as robbing Meyicans in the
2Vte OF Sonora. Valencia, one of the
justices of the Supreme Court OF Mexi-
60, has been killed by them.
ihe cats in Virginia City are affected
1Il9 what they call the catizootic. The
vpIuemlc Is of most gratifying type-it
makes EN- too sick to caterwauler.
p o5ld US tail over here, if it is contag-
frank frank Pixley has Leen lecturing in
ESHlornla on the hoodlum evil He
q s I.ntS the viciousness of young Cali
nfGa Is mainly attributable to the mon
SSpO1zation Ci of all the lower employments
wing to the late fall of rain and snow,
n ,'. u.Sh We learn, extended all over this
n i.uon' the agricultural land of our
3 ,+uers Is now in better condition than
81 Mu MSny time, in any winter, since that of
III SI S.' 80 that the prospect for success
liner. " p'e''y i"ili 'eS'o''
ha. ~ ~ ~ should turn out, rs now supposed,
S1a aas 'ne waters of the Lower California
vsal.t 'I. abound in sponge, new source Of
co~a "u VIII be opened not heretofore
roau au'eu on. 1t is said that San Fran
nrn, druggist recently received a sponge
onai. 1a near San Diego, of such fine
pound. P''Ao"no'" ~ "oi'n ~ .
Il ,,i1 uae OF the boss Mormons cannot be
& ,I.So S 70 pe the happiest man in the world,
ii lied t'uT9 n MS cup of joy is not yet emp
ererr ne has lost one wife by elopement
nont,, lour weeks for the past four
n1 ;us u tS. de is getting sad and lonely,
hr,n,.h's - .h's sort of thing continues for
sna. ~.een or fourteen years, he will be a
"ase man again
,,9, me soil in and about Santa Fe is
savelly mixed with sand. The climate
cear' unu salubrious, and the skies are
f., fa,as SOWING and brilliant. To garden
10 rr;a m with any success it is necessary
by msale' masa' for which water is obtained
die rsus wa.u OF acquias or bitches, leading
It ove. a'er from the river and distributing
nef nelds and gardens.
Tonssson now probable that the Atchison,
conn1a. and Santa Fe Railroad will be
pOsslb1a pOlb,.ea 10 Pueblo at the earliest day
aoM M This road is already complet.
ad ;ts sue eastern border of the Territory
NJ oints' construction to Pueblo and Other
astl~ h IN Southern Colorado will be
= ectoor 'enehcial to the interests of tina,
eopin'oa una will do good work in de.
aazina !. 'ae richest agricultural and
+ districts in the Territory.