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

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The Chronicle, Of Monday, affords us
the following interesting clippings:
So far with some departments to hear
irony the employees in the Belcher mine
have contributed for the relief Of the
widows and orphans made so by the
late Yellow Jacket fire, the princely sum
Of ST. We understand that it is the
desire of these large-hearted and open
handed men that their contributions
should be divided between the widow and
orphans of Louizelle, tie Belcher black
smith killed in the Jacket, and those OF
James Niles, one OF the miners killed in
the Crown Point.
Extensive improvements and q large
lot of new machinery have been ordered
for the Grown Point mine, and the Ris-
dan Iron Works of San Francisco is now
engaged in manufacturing the machin-
cry. The new building just completed
to the eastward of the old works is to be
turned into carpenter shop, with an
ample supply of steam machinery for
boring, mortising, planning, etc.
Thomas Smyth. miner living on the
Divide, died suddenly Saturday night.
He was native of Matilda Township,
Canada West, aged "a years, and his
body is now at the undertaking establish
ment of Barnes L. O'Hearn, 81 South c
street. from whence it will this evening
be shipped by his friends to his former
home in Canada.
Lung and scarlet fever have made their
appearance in this city. A case OF scar
let fever proved fatal to a little G-year
old girl, near the corner Of D and Smith
streets, yesterday. Physicians inform
us at the present time all other types
have a tendency to run into typhoid
fever.
The name of Z. F. GARRISON, late City
Clerk, who left here few weeks since
without bidding his creditors or the City
Dads goodbye, and without leaving the
key of the city safe, appears among the
list Of passengers who arrived by rail this
morning.
Geo. /. Lammon, United States Mar.
shall for Nevada, returned yesterday from
an Eastern tour. r....
We copy the following items from the
Sentinel, of Wednesday:
One of the furnaces of the Ruby Con.
solidated Company was put in operation
| yesterday upon ore from the Dunderbere
mine. The other cupola will be fred W
about Saturday next, and, as We are in.
formed by the foreman of the works, Mr.
Hahn, i. is the intention OF the company
to keep both furnaces running uninter
ruptedly through the ensuing Winter.
Michael Kane, who was stabbed in thu
groin few weeks ago, has 80 far recov
cred from the effects of the wound that
he is able to walk about, and yesterday
appeared upon the street.
W. L. Pritchard shipped yesterday fo
the Hoosac, 10000 pounds of bullion
and for the Eureka Consolidated sc, 0O(
pounds. Total, $4,000 pounds.
AUSTIN.
The Reveille, of Monday, urges thu
enforcement Of the city ordinanc,
against furious driving through tn
streets. Sheriff Caldwell, OF Nye coun
ty, passed through on Saturday will
Thomas Warren, sentenced to tire,
years in the State Prison for grand lar
ceny. An unusually large quantity o
freight had been received at Austin
The Reveille learns from private sour
ces that Jones, charged with killing. tn
Wild Irishman, at Star Valley, has beel
held to answer before the Grand Jury o
Elko county.