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Arrivals and Departures Of Mails
to and from Phoebe.

Arrivals anu OopuAVoA
to and from Pioohe'
Eastern and Western Mall r,,.
Arrives about 4 p. M; departs 8 am. in's
mail closes st 7A6 q, IN.
salt Lake and Utah Mall
.rr,ves about p, m; departs 6 a. m'' anu
closes at Q p. M.
Hiko Mail-Weekly.
,rr,ves Tuesdays at II q. m, departs ysa Lu's =,
,.as ~ n. m. All mail matter for hiHo' ~ ~
not mailed before Tuesday should n y ss letter
some one inside, and not dropped III "ie i''0
box. Mail closes at 4sO m
w. Rullionville and Panaca.
Arrives daily m; asp,st' x.ll F. mat m
closes Ss ;Ssss pases should be handed inside the
same as Hiko. ,.u,, ,oxcent Sundays and
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SKULL IN A Quartz LEAD,

trroni the virginia Chronicle.l
Asassiz and all the great physicists of
the Old world and the new would have
been thrown into state of feverish ex.
citement had they heard the rumor that
was current on our streets this morning
Ihe report was that human skull had
been found imbedded in body of rich
siiver-bearing quartz in one of the Com.
stock mines. Such phenomenon would
have upset all the accepted theories and
overturned all the well-established facts
demonstrated by the researches of mod.
ern science, and, hearing that the skull
was In the fine cabinet of Tinker e. Shep.
ard at the Palace Saloon, we repaired
thither to ascertain the facts in the prem
ises. There we found a large human
skull, thickly coated on one side with
rich sulphurets of silver, and upon in
auiry ascertained that the curiosity was
found in an old drift Of the Ophir mine,
some years ago, by the late Judge Bald
win. The skull was found at point
where the drift had cut through a rich
vein of sulphurets, and hence its coating.
How it got there is still mystery and
will perhaps remain so forever.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07

KEYSTONE r. A., CHAPTER NO. G, L. d.
IN Called conversations first and third Thurs
day evenings in each month at IN O'Clock.
Stated convocations second and fourth Thursday
evenings in each MONTH
Soiournng brethren and companions in good
standing cordially invited to attend.
NJ. W. KALES, NJ. L. II. T..
IL. KRAUsE, Secretary. je2s-f
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CORNUCOPIA DISTRICT.

The Cornucopia fever has broken out
anew in Virginia City, the result of the
very favorable accounts given by reliable
correspondents from that place, writing
from the mines. The following encourag-
inc account is among the late contrbu-
tions to the Enterprise:
A few of the leading mines or locations
here have, as far as worked, shown ric h
Indications Of large and permanent lodges.
The foremost is the Leopard, located by
T, A. Freeman, which has in sight at
Last fifty tons of as rich rock as ever |
saw. It assays from $500 to 1000 per
TON. These assays l know to come from
average rock. The ledge, as measured
nv myself, is fifteen feet in width. Mr..
Freeman thinks he has good thing and
has refused large offers for an interest in
it.
The next mine OF prominence on which
work to any extent has been done is the
Black Diamond. 1t is situated about a
quarter Of mile from the Leopard. The
parties locating it are T. McAlvin, S. S.
Stanhope, A. D. Meachan, j. S. Smith
and 0. w. Parus. They are sinking a
shaft. 1t is down about twenty-five feet
in good ore. The ledge is well defined
They contemplate running drift about
6tty feet eastward at q depth of thirty
feet from the surface. Assay from Sc.
lected ore showed $3.50 in gold and &c..
100 in silver. Average ore, Sl55 in gold
and 81, ,4S4 in silver.
There are 100 other location with good
"Aoat" in sight, but little or no work has
been done on them. J. j. Collins, one
of the Oldest locators on the Comstock
has mine here next to NJ. P. Freemans S
He contemplates putting up q mill as
soon as possible.
There have been several altunnel sites 10
Gated, and one company has alread,
commenced work. The miners had {
meeting last evening, and the Congress
sional laws regulating mining were
adopted without an amendment. This
entities locators to 800 feet Of ground
in length and 800 on each side OF loca
ton or ledge. Many miners have upor
measurement found themselves on loca.
ted ground, and becoming disguised
packed up and left. The population il
reduced to about 100 men. Most of thes,
employ their time in prospecting. Boarc
is IS q week, and better than can be oh
tanned in Virginia at that price. Tn
reason of this is that the surroundin
valleys are the finest grazing lands in tn
State and full of well-fattened stock
The greatest drawback to the place
the dearth of wood Of any kind. Eve
the hardy sagebrugh fails to subsist here
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The Butte Record says: "Turton d
Knox have fourteen white men and thirty
Cinnamon at work on their extensive
reservoir at the head of Bush creek, in
Plumas county. The National, speaking
of this enterprise, says the water right
formerly belonged to Jabe Serrin, who
sold to Turton L. Knox. These gentle
men are erecting at the point mentioned
a capacious reservoir, with a dam, which
will be forty feet high. The work will
bs completed in two months, and will
carry large volume Of water to the rieh
claims along the east branch OF the North
Fork of Feather river. The great desid-
eratum in this region is water. For
many years the patient miners OF Butte
Iuba Sierra, Plumas, and Lassen coun-
ties have struggled to hold their claims,
and endured great privations, sustained
always by the knowledge that they pos
sessed the richest gold placers on tins
planet, and buoyed up by the hope tina,
some day enterprising capitalists wouio
assist them in unearthing the precious
treasure. The attention of capital Is at
last turned thitherward, and the time is
not far distant when the roar OF the ny
draulic pipe will be heard in every guicn
and ravine in that rich mining district
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07
professional Cards.
T. ID. EDWARDS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
Will practice in all the Courts of this State

Will practice in all the Courts of this State
Being Attorney for the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, will obtain title to the lands belong
ing to the Company, for any parties wishing to
purchase.
Having paid especial attention to the practice
before the United States Land Office for nine
years, respectfully tenders his services for that
branch Of business. viii take necessary steps
to secure the selection of lands by the State,
and obtain patents for the same for parties with
or without their being present.
Having an associate Attorney at Washington,
especial attention will be given to obtaining
patents to public lands and mines, as well Is
suits and business generally before the Depart.
ments. my20tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07

COFFEE TRADE.-The San Diego Union
mentions the arrival in that city of Don
Pedro Aguerro, Of Honduras, who is on
his way to Costa Rica with the purpose
of establishing trade in coffee between
Punta Arenas, Costa Rica and the port
of San Diego. Senior Aguerro believes
that we can ship to Costa Rica many
articles of consumption in demand in
that country. and that reciprocal trade
can be developed which will be of grow
ing Importance. He proposes on his
arrival at his destination to ship ten tons
Of the hest grade of coffee to San Diego
as an experiment.
Truckee boasts of its children-produc.
ing capacity.-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07

The Rutland (vt.) Globe commenting n..ns
Sa,ous % s conduct saws: 1--WE all know the
frail and tender thread by when nem,s an;
Wilson holds ON to life, and we remem, n
ber that three Presidents died IN ONCE .nov
within quarter OF century .hs first
should be called hence before .ni ;f Won
Monday in December, imagine; ,;,iaiion
can, the ineffable shame, the nuuC u Car.
and disgrace Of seeing Matthew hdams
penter in the seat Of Washington, A The
Je ~srson, jackson, and Lincoln. aonla.
min 1 shrinks from the bare coh'einp"
tion thereof
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STAR DrsrR1cr.-we are indebted to
the Beaver Enterprise for the following
news items from this district: Work
on the new mill is being prosecuted vig-
orously. In connection with tne % mn, ,
we are informed, there will be erected a
first-class boarding house. This is as II
it should be; men who handle much ore
generally have pretty good .appetltes'
and Al the probability is there will be con.
siderable handled at Star, from preseen. reese ns
appearances. The Hickory mine makes
a fine showing. They are already down
$50 feet, and from that depth produce ,a
s4oo ore. They intend to sink the main 9,a1ll
shaft 100 feet further as soon as possible,
making total Of 800 feet, when hsn,ahs some te
extra quality Of ore will Dc ;m E,oa as the ,e
mining districts; all they want to enable
them 70 show the value Of the immense
quantity Of ore they have on dump Is
good custom mill.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-07

July 3U Ibi3,
vu,HE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVE
been duly adopted by resolution OF the
Board of Trustees of the
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Masonic Directory.
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A. A. YOUNG, W. NJ.
JNo Il. SHAW, Secretary.
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M.n1rrrr LAKE was named after our
ex.Suryeyor General, by whom II ss was
claimed, says the Carson Appeal. some some
three OF four years ago the lake covered Sei,s
onlv % about thirty acres. Gen. Marletse; e,
v'S bv Sn;IS;nu Iu a dam twenty or thirty feet
bieb. and twenty-five or thirty feet long, long :
caused the water to overnow nes ~ con.
hundred acres. The lake is leu uy Of
slant mountain streams. ana Is p,n;rs capaH;.S in in
being made one of the fines. resetso a;..," North
the country. 1t is situated 3 NUS NUS. Than han
of west from Carson, and not moIe S.a;m s q
eight or nine miles distant. 10 oo'S,n Gn,J
supply Of water from this lake nnv .ne uU;u w;l1
Hill and Virginia Water Company ys.ssm, mm
have to build Aume from the pr1hsen' ph.or
terminus Of their pipes at rranito. ,n;ies
Creek, distance OF some twei'o ''''''