Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-30

with that mine in the United States pis-
trict Court. He via remain he's a.sN
DAYS with his nGneTo.s tTieLos-
The numerous friends Of hos L-ns-
ley are hopefui c! his recover a y
not SERIOUSLY hrr. The .fs-@-sl =, sfle.f,
il appt airs. was not cut. II Nll o e
r,-,ni-reSi tia, be vss injarett II Tee
Consolidated Virginia mias On Iassaat
nic,.,,. bv a crow-bz- being Given into
bis RICH, thigh, While ersEssa u ~ 'Ns
cut some Ioes-
A pimrod went cunning on A.hIAt
last. back on the hills sssi q the aSai',
mac mill on The Carson rlyer, ana klilea
seventeen auails. To Caiforuians' TINS
would appear to BE- : small day gun
ming. but in this land Of s2gehEush u i .
remarkable. from the flct that IN 1913
there vas not quail in the STATE
We copy this portion Of an tan IL The
Enterprise:
Since his experience with TIE iate nIe I
in the Yellow Jacket mine, San Jones,
Superintendent Of the Crown foint
mine. has resolved that be viii not again
be placed in periI Of having his mine ae-
stroyed and his men roasted awe OF s'-
fed in the drifts, Ike badgers IN 'helf
holes. He intends srcbing over each
tunnel connecting on the several levels
Of the Crown Point with other mines
with solid masonry for distance Of sew,
eraa feet. In these archei Ways be will
place few feet apart, two sets OF IRON
doors, 50 arranged that they ma! oe
closed at a moments warning Inc
double doors of iron wiz resist any e1-
plosion that is likely to occur. and at the
same time will prevent deadly gases
I finding their way through IN sufncient
volume to strike down the workmen
without a moments warning, as they
were stricken down during the igte fre
and in that Of 1863.
GOLD HILL.
We take the following interesting para
graph from the News:
Night before last, at meeting OF the
Hebrew residents OF Virginia City, Iheo-
dore Israel and PhilipJackson, upon pro-
fession of faith. were admitted to church
membership. 1t is said that both lads
gave utterance to some noble sentiments
on the occasion. On Tuesday next, be-
ing the day OF atonement, Benjamin
Nicholson, son of S. Nicholson, OF Nir-
ginia City, will be confirmed in the faith
Of his fathers.
From the RsveiIle, Of September rs,
we obtain these:
From Mr.. Frank CIugage, We learn
that an effort is being made by the citi-
zens of Battle Mountain 10 divert the
Idaho trade, which now centers at Win
nemucca, to the Switch. 1t is claim.
ed that the route from Battle Mountain
is the nearest and most feasible, allow
ing OF great saying in time to passen
gers and freight.
Sylvester Leyeritch, charged Will
shooting Jack Grant, underwenta search
ing examination before his Honor. Judg'
J Logan. yesterday. After hearing all thu
testimony. the Judge conceived it to b
his duty, in the light Of the facts ad
duced, to hold the accused in the sum Q
1000 to appear before the Grand Jury
Jack Grants condition is so far i'm
proved that he was able to be present a
the examination of Leveritch.
EUREKA.
Saturdays Sentinel affords the follow
ing
All accounts agree that Eureka is on
of the very liveliest towns on the coas
We yesterday met gentleman who ha
, just made the rounds of all the towr
, and mining camps in Utah, Colorado
Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, and l
I ,nsrrfr,5 tha- ErraEo 10 a lnrNu n
; ahead OF anything he met with in b
n travels. In fact, be tells rs this is Il
O liveliast town he has seen in four year
The mining camps of Idaho and Mo
tana are especially dull. So are all Il
: towns in Utah, outside Of Salt Lake Cit
o Rumors have been current on the sire
!, for the last few days that compromi
has been effected between the Ruby Co
u. solidated and Jinksvile.
:, ELKo
From the Independent, Of Saturda
:. We copy q couple Of items:
About 2 o'clock p. m. on Thursday
locomotive and tender-with fire engi
i MISUNDERSTANDING on board Diyisi
W Superintendent Madison, few past he
l. going east at fearful rate, and we We
at once convinced that something b
s. gone wrong above. We subsequent
he learned that the water tank at Wells b
ty taken fire. A high wind prevailing, t
flames were carried to the conIpan,
coal-house, filed with coal, aud
Is loaded with the same. All were &C
be sumed before the fire engine could rea
ID the ground. The fire is supposed to hG
caught from the ashes discharged fr,
- an engine furnace at the tank. I
whole loss by the fire was sustained
the Railroad Company. The amount
did not hear estimated.
The contract for material of and bui
ing the State University at this pl,
n was on the 25th instant given to ].
|. Fitch, who has given bonds for its co
nc pletion according to the specifications
tx the sum of 5000. Workmen are n
". employed in digging the foundation, a
c,. material is being hauled upon the grou,
According to the articles OF agreeme
lee the building is to be completed O
he turned over to the trustees Of the Bui
at ing Company on the 18th Of Februa
~ 1874. The structure is to be of bril-
two stories high, with mansard roof, a
OK finished in a style COMFORTING with
he character as an educational institution
lg: wIyNENUCcA.
til From the Register, of the Goth,
OF we copy these items:
,'Ss L. Very brought to our office last w
an a variety of specimens OF ore from
- Badger ledge, in Columbia District, alb,
~ 30 miles northwest OF Winnemucca.
he specimens shown us were rich
in both gold and silver, but We were
ne formed by Mr.. Very that the gold p
~. dominated. The certificates Of ass
,oo were almost increditable; one OF viii
,re went as high as $4,000 per ton in g,
,ss and $500 in silver. Mr.. Very tells us /
T. the Badger ledge has been prospected
,oi distance Of 600 feet on the surfa
HI. showing vein Of milling ore from t
ya to four feet wide.
lc- Dogs while chained in their ownt
ty, yards have been poisoned; and poison
ds meat has been scattered all around to
ny regardless OF consequences. 1t may
we'll to inform the person, who is hav
all this fun to himself, that be is spott
:. and if the off-nse be proven against
Vi he may be surprised to learn that h,
committing State Prison offense, q