Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-11
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RICH SrRIKE-HAvANA MINE.-This
mine is located on Spring Mountain.
about 400 feet east of the discovery shaft
OF the American Flag. The Havana
Company have gone down distance OF
$50 feet, and for their outlay in time and
money are rewarded by striking an i'm.
mense and rich body of ore. The ore as
says from this ledge go from 5000 to 5000
per ton. The ledge is at least eight feet
VIDE between walls, and of the truth OF
this statement we challenge the editor of
the San Francisco Chronicle, or any
other man, TO an inspection. There is
10 tons OF ore on the dump, which was
obtained while sinking the main shaft.
ms is one of tie Oldest locations made
In Ely Mining District-having been To-
Gated October IA, 1869, and is now owned
by Senator John r. Wilson, John Will
son, John c. Lynch, our old friend
Johnny Clark and others. This is the
first prize ever drawn in the Havana
lottery ty citizens of Phoebe. Specimens
OF the ore may be seen at the Mint sa-
loon.
HE AMERICANS AT VIENNA.-Joseph
Nj. Coschina, of this city, has received
an interesting letter from his father, now
q vlsitant at Vienna, dated May Z, in
which the old gentleman depicts Ameri-
can character in graphic colors. Mr..
Coschina visited his son in Phoebe
about year ago, and was astounded at
the prodigality with which the Americans
scatter their coin; but he found that
those who visited Vienna were fully up
to the standard of Nevadans and Cali.
fornians in the lavish expenditure of the
filthy lucre." He says one American
spends more money than ten English.
men, twenty Frenchmen or ffty Ger
mans. The Americans, Mr.. Coschina
says, occupy the best places in the Expo.
sitlon, and all Europe looks forward with
interest to the exhibition of Americas
arts and mechanism.
FAITHLEss CONDUCT. -Leonidas Bales.
bound from Phoebe to New Mexico actin.
ated by friendly feeling, while at
Stone s ferry on the Colorado, in Arizo-
ma Territory, loaned man known as
Captain Stone, his wagon and teams and
money to buy provisions at st. George
Stone left with the team, but instead Of
carrying ont his proposed design. steered
direct for Salt Lake. Bales hearing NJ
stones faithless conduct went in Dur.
SUIT, accompanied by officers. Stone
was overtaken at Lehi and arrested, and
at last accounts was undergoing exam
nation. The wagon and team were re-
covered, but the money had been made
away with. Other parties are implicated
but we await further adyices before DIV.
ing more particulars.
1T was enormously stated in our last
issue that DR.. Rogers was the attending
physician on the late Edwin Odds from
the time of his injury till his death. The
facts are that DR.. Rogers, being sum-
moned, was promptly on hand, and
remained with the injured man till his
removal to his home, when DR.. Deal, the
regular family physician, naturally
assumed charge of the case. Mr.. Odds
was native OF Lockport, N. Y, and 43
years old on the 9th of March last. He
was picked up on Saturday morning.
instead of Sunday, as enormously stated
in yesterdays issue.
MARROW ESCAPE. - Yesterday Sheriff
Travis and his brother Jot met with a
little mishap which came near amount
ing to serious accident. They had
started for buggy ride from their resi-
dence on McCannon street, when in
turning, one of the horses stepped off
the bank at that point, causing the
buggy to upset. The vehicle turned |
over three times, throwing theSher
III between the horses, but he held
on to the reins, and succeeded in pre-
venting runaway. Each of the two
gentlemen received scratches, but neither
was much hurt.
DAMAGED GooDs.-On Tuesday, June
10, l received from New York, through
Durant g. Cutting. Lehi, Utah. six out
of seven boxes of goods shipped, but in
such a damaged condition that thev are
not worth half the original cost. The
damage was caused by the upsetting of
the wagon in some stream between Lehi |
and Phoebe. The goods are at the store
of ID. Coin, Main street, and will be
disposed of at very low rates. The
attention of the ladies' is especially d.
rected to this stock. The articles con-
sist of fancy dry goods.
JACOB HARRIS.
HELD TO ANSWER. - Before Justice
stoutenburgh yesterday, the examina.
ton of the cases of Rosa Wilder and
Nathlaie Morris for an assault upon
Cora Stanley, resulted in binding Rosa
in 5000 bonds to answer before the
Grand Jury for an assault with intent to
commit murder. Nathlaie WAS discharged.
Rosa gave the required bonds, and was
anjoined to go and sin some more.
The Amador mill is running entirely
satisfactorily, and yesterday crushed a
arge amount of ore from the Washing
,on and Creole and Phoebe mines. The
mill is about ten miles from town, and
las been the means OF starting up
thriving village. j. H. Collier, an eIpe-
'ienced mill man, is in charge of the
works, and the mill is equal to any in the
State.
MONEY ORDER OFFIcE.-The business
# Phoebe, and the money sent through
he Hamilton Postoffice from here under
he money order system, demands that
Phoebe be made a money order office.
The matter has already been laid before