Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-23
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Coal sells at SIS ton in Virginia city.
Stockton, CAL, wants Farmers Club.
Keno is the favorite amusement at Vir-
ginia city.
San Francisco averaged Sc deaths
week last year.
They talk of raising ginseng and
snakeroot in California.
Eureka, says the Sentinel, needs and
must have the money order system.
In Douglas county, Oregon, cherry
tree had blossoms every day in January.
Rockland has been made the county
seat Of klikitat county, Washington Ter
ritory.
An effort is making to remove the
county seat of Butte county, CAL, from
Oroville to Chico.
The Willamette Navigation Company
carry wheat to Portland from Corvallis,
at "a cents bushel.
The Reese River Raveille complains
that its mail directed to Phoebe is not
sent through directly. .
The negro who fell on a meat-hook in
Eureka, few days since, died from the
effects of the injury.
j. A. FLETCHER, once law partner of
Daniel Webster, died in San Francisco
on the IA tn instant.
VIM. Thomas, farmer of Sinking
Water Valley, Montana, was SO badly
frozen that his recovery is doubtful.
Deer and elk are protected by law
in Oregon from the 1st of February, and
birds from the lst Of April to the 1st of
July
Virginia city has received large in
stallment of hoodlums and sneak-thieves
from San Francisco-so says the Gold
Hill News
An important coal discovery has been
made near Lancha Plana, Amador coun-
ty, Gal. There are four strata, Of con-
siderable thickness.
James Reynolds. a boy of Pstaluma,
Cal, while out hunting with a companion,
was accidentally shot in the leg aud so
badly injured that amputation was neces-
sary
The first number of the New Endow-
| ment-W. J. Forbes new paper-ap-
peared in Salt Lake City last Monday.
1t is neatly printed, and, all agree, ably
edited.
The White Pine News says the mining
interests on Treasure Hill are showing
renewed life. The Eberhardt and Aurora
companies are constantly adding to their
working forces.
They are getting frightened over the
smallpox in San Francisco, and are dis
GUESSING means Of preventing the spread
ing of the disease 1t is now principally
confined to the Chinese.
1t is now thought that the Yamhill
(Oregon) county farmer, Mr. Hasbrook,
was murdered by his hired man, and that
the story of the two burglars in the gran
airy is myth. The hired man has been
arrested.
Pueblo, Colorado Territory, is fine
town of $500 inhabitants, and is grow
ing fast. 1t has many fine buildings,
both public and private. 1t is situated
in district which turns out to be re-
markably fertile, though few years ago
| it was thought to be barren waste
z. Snow, Attorney General of Utah,
complains that the iails of tho Third Ju-
dicial District of Utah are filled with
! persons accused of crime, who are eating
out the substance of the taxpayers, and
| that the Court Clerk will not as directed
by the statutes, issue Grand Jury ye-
nlre.
A citizen of Helena, Montana, was
discovered in the street with his garment
all on fire in the rear. He had put a
pipe which he had been smoking into
his coattail pocket. His friends hustled
him into saloon and extinguished the
flames. He only remarked that he
Thought" the weather had moderated
id sudden.
Congress, it appears, doesn't believe
that there are such Indians as the Teton
Sioux. A Dakota paper says: 1.-The
friends of the men, women and children
that were murdered and outraged by the
band now known as the Tetons, on the
borders of Minnesota, some years since,
perhaps could enlighten them on the e1-
istence of such savages.'