Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-23
GLEsNINGs FROM EXCHANGES.

ALL tue pSopae VI baisOA' -huii"s NN
ty, Georgia, have gone TO digging for
living. They have long been dreaming
Of rich gold mines in the country, but
never could locate them exactly. \ Chero-
kee Indian of eighty odd years, has just
dropped in upon them from his reserva-
ton, to see the old country of his tribe,
tell secret and then breathe his last,
and DO barred on the former Cherokee
camping ground His secret was that
there is pleanty of gold near Dalton.
The Indians had opened mines but had
filled IN the shafts and all traces of their
mining operations when they left the
country, in order that their white foes
might not profit by their discoveries.
He was going to die. Civilization was
fixed fact, and he had come great dis
lance to tell his secret. The gold
dreamers of Dalton believed the story,
every word of it, and when the old fel-
low took them up the mountains 10
place where they found filled up shafts,
exactly as he told them they would, all
the people were convinced that there was
. something in 1.-THE earth. They are,
therefore, digging, and will probably dig
ND the whole country before they stop.
Then if they plant the right sort OF seed
thew will surely find gold. The pillow is
/ a good mining implement, and that old
Cherokee is doubtless a good Indian
T Missouri Republican.
e A MEXICAN, named Sebastian Flores
e cut and stabbed Francisco Garcia, of San
Leandro. Cal. in most shocking man.
t ner. 1t seems that Garcia, at some pre-
yious time, testified against Flores in
: trial for murder, and the latter hac
o been seeking a chance to revenge him
q self. The parties met in a saloon KEEP
by one Peralta, and after. getting somt
. the worse for liquor, an alteration en-
e sued which it is said, was commenced
e by Garcia slappng Flores in the face
ts Flores then drew large pocket knit
and cut Garcia in the face, from tn
ie forehead down, Just missing the eye
r. He then seized him by the beard and Gu
his whole under lip so nearly off that
at hung by the skin, and still not SATISFIED
with what he had done, cut his throo
- on each side, nearly severing the vino
H. pipe. Flores then made his escape
re leaving Garcia nearly dead. Flores wa
-. afterwards arrested. Garcia is still alivt
~ but his wounds are supposed to be fata
tie They are old offenders, both parties ha'
he ing served term in the State Prisol
1t II is probably not generally know
he that a Commission of lawyers has bee
Tor at work since 1866 codifying the laws
ith the United Suites; yet such is the fac
The process, as described by an Easte
h;o paper has been for the COMMISSIONS
to examine compile, collate, conden'
am and even present substitutes where u
lily were germane. These compilations a,
cen Qualifications were prepared under SCI
ort- rate titles, and copy sent, when &C
Wv Guided, first to the Department and /
was reaus, whose work was embraced.
mes suggestions, and then to Congre
the through the President, for revision a
+ha acceptance. In this way the new Pos
wv Code has been adoptedr Hon. Thon
c. Duraud revises the laws as they
selected, and re-arranges and classi
Neii- them under appropriate headings.
ratio duties are extremely arduous, as may
the inferred when it is stated that the IL
.iro. to the Indian treaties alone embra
1000 octave pages, and that concern
post roads, to nearly ooo.
nnce The following players have alre
,,o.o -, g. .,,o ao,,;ro GRAND hill
o"'e entered i'f 'ne 'o-n'ns So ~ =
tournament; John f. b. Mcoieery,o
II. Mott Jr William W. Wait, LII
re- Perkins, William Ferril, Q, Desota
costa T-.,, M ,o,o. nil
orn- james f"fquh"i sun. in' s,Ae'
25O points each, to be played on
'e ar by-ten Jacob Strahie 20. ufe
letter carved carrom table Deianey pa
y Tor ;na viii; H overv other nlayer and the
ckee' winning the greatest number of gam
be declared champion OF the acme
that at Tue lnte.- 90 . ,aInat,a lila G
That P.iles oonoiot VI nsaot,,roa hv Va,
TO 90 cnai'ens r. cup, .h;s IT, and SeEo in
1t 10 ei'oe W, "a 'n liz ~ aa an hv I
gave S S, an ,io a., Las, ~ ~ al
ler TO a'iauiu q "a .,,at .ha nr;rci,oI hi
orced 1t 10 eApTo'.,u 'uas ny In go 49,
ening .ooh S,, 1i VIC o orart1 lochets 70
want ,"o ouiiioiiia sota do "a .ho Lee :
ct her oess s1ne Cnn a'e'"s0 "nN
AN TO
mon .;. =. ,e-o
Boone 49,, - ;uda;.;nato oh;,ar.r
Seiina naa ooz. :, 1911 ,ho nrmher ha,
n;.;.. creased IN 4s2-an increase of fifty
4 she cent. in single year. The still
ster in children also ure largely on me ihcl
direc- In $50, the stubborn numbered
rown, IN loI, these pirths hau ihcreas,
r, for l,39O' VI course, 'he NUMBER Oh II
whole innate and Illicit onsprinS Is Always
nat he uhders'Hea; ana mere seems s'u
e with fear the Massachnsetts standard D
efore priety Is deteriora'ing'
DING 1t Anv hard stee, tool will cut glas:
IS time 49,