Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-26
NEVADA STATE ITEMS.

From the Reese River Reveille, Aug. 30.
BOLIVIA. Mckinney, who has
just returned from his copper mines at
Bolivia district, informs us that ledge |
has been struck in his mine which he |
considers true fissure. He forwarded |
one car load of ore to San Francisco and
one to Dayton. That shipped to San
Francisco, although it assayed up to
good per centage, did not go as high as
he expected; from the car load shipped
to Dayton no returns have yet been re-
ceived From the tests made. the Judge
is satisfied that he has good thing and
is steadily continuing the work of devel-
oping his mine.
CHARCOAL. This article seems to be
becoming one of our prominent indus
tries. Not day passes but number OF
wagons, with sacks of the carboniferous
article piled on them to an immense
height, may be seen passing along Main
street in the direction of the Manhattan
MILL
For GoyERNoR. have been in
formed upon good authority that +. 5.
Davis will be candidate next year for
the Republican nomination for Governor.
Either party might nominate worse
man for that position than the old " fer
ret.
Coon TEMPLARs. The Good Templars
Lodge in this city is now in flourishing
condition. numbering about fifty mem
bers in good standing, with the new set
of officers, who are working with COM
mendable energy.
From the Eureka Sentinel, Aug. 23l
ANOTHER BIG MINING SUIT. - 1t
seems that all valuable mining property
and litigation are inseparably connected.
The papers in another important suit in
this district were filed in the clerk S
Office yesterday. The title of the case
is Cole q Briggs VS.. the Hoosac Mining
Company. We know nothing whatever
of the merits of the case. Messrs. Ellis
q King, of Carson, are the attorneys lol
, plaintiffs.
, from the Gold Hill News, Aug, 19l
| ARM BRoKEN.-At about 3 o'clock OF
: Sunday afternoon Pat. Sullivan, shaft
man in the Crown Point mine, had hi
right arm broken, under the following
circumstances: He was standing at
station, about 200 feet below the surfac
g of the mine, and had his right arm rest
e ing on o side GRIT While in this posi-
l. ton the cage came up and caught hi
arm, causing the accident referred t
{ above. DR.. Hall rendered the necessar
% surgical assistance.
. CARSON MINT.-rhe total amount {
10 mixed bullion, gold and silver, receive
by the superintendent of the Carso
Mint yesterday, says the Appeal of tn
Is morning, was 1852 pounds; sent frol
N mines on the Comstock to the mint ft
r. melting and assaying. On the same da
:, 402 ounces of gold bullion were receive
IL from the Bank of California, Virgins
rs with orders to turn it into gold coin.
I'd From the Virginia Chronicle, August 49,
r. ACCIDENTAL SHOT. William II. Nirde,
es business man of the Gold Hill News, su
n, tanned a painful wound yesterday afte
ne noon from the accidental discharge of
us pistol in his pantaloons pocket. III
of pistol, small patent affair, was IN b
right pantaloons pocket, and in putin
his hand into the pocket the weapon W
discharged, the ball entering the insi
Ial of the thigh, passing through the fe
en- some six inches, half an inch beneath t
II surface, and coming out on the right 81
of the limb. Fortunately no artery
10 vein of any size was cut, and the woul
as bled but little Virden seems to be o
&C. of luck, having but just recovered from
severe stab in the breast, received sol
time since on Taylor street, at night.
Rich DIsCovERY.-We learn that
!. large quartz ledge has recently been d
~ covered near Weber Lake by prosp'
~, tors from this city, assays from viii
~ 90 from $500 to 5000 to the ton.
of WATER is becoming little more pl'