Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-27
NEVADA STATE ITEMS.


the evidence before the Coroner's Jury
in the cases of the victims of the Yellow
Jacket fire. We copy the following
items from the News. of Tuesday last:
The funerals Of the victims OF the late
mining disaster have all taken place.
That of Broadwater and Cusick, both
members Of the Miners Union. and the
former a member OF the Sarsfield Guard,
which took place Sunday afternoon, was
one of the largest ever seen in Gold Hill.
1t was attended by the Sarsfeld. Emmett,
Montgomery and Washington Guards in
full uniform. also by the Miners Unions
of Gold Hill and Virginia in full force.
besides other orders to which deceased
belonged. more imposing, well-order-
ed procession is seldom seen anywhere.
yesterday from Odd Fellows Hail. Gold
Hill, and was also largely attended.
ISAAC SMILEY, book-keeper for Thorn
as Gallagher, OF Gold Hill, young man
whom last evenings Chronicle reported
dead, is still alive, and some hopes are
entertained of his recovery, although his
situation is still critical one. His dis
ease is typhoid fever.
The examination of Maggie, charged
with an assault with deadly weapon
with intent to commit murder, will be
held in Justice Wright's Court on Friday
next at 10 a. m.
VIRGINIA.
We clip these items from the Virginia
Chronicle of Tuesday last:
We understand that some of the unfor-
tunate miners killed by the gas explosion
resulting from the Yellow Jacket fire on
Saturday, left families in Strengthened
circumstances, and that measures for
their relief are being taken by the Gold
Hill Miners Union. This is certainly
very laudable in the Union, but the mat
ter ought to be brought before the entire
community, in the shape of public en-.
tertainment and benefit or by supscrip-
ton, so that all who may feel able can
contribute something toward so worthy
an object without throwing the whole
burden upon the class to whom the TN
fortunate husbands, fathers and sons be-
longed.
THREE GRAND CoNcERTs.---Madam
Anna Bishop, the great prima DONNA on
her farewell tour of America, will give
three grand concerts at Piper's Opera
House, in this city, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Of next
week.
THERE was lager beer explosion in
the St, Louis Brewery on South G street,
yesterday afternoon, which alarmed the
whole nei9hborhood. Several gentlemen
were slipping their beer in the saloon at
the time, and such q stampede has not
been witnessed since the incident men,
toned in Holy Writ where the hogs got
the devil into them and rushed into the
sea.
The Enterprise, of Tuesday, contains
the following items:
. THE fire in the winze in the Yellow
Jacket mine, between the l300-foot and
the llOO-foot levels, is now completely
snbdued, though there were a few tim.
oers yesterday that were still shoulder
ing. Work has been resumed in the
mine, and all is going on pretty much as
though no fire had occurred. The Grown
Point and Belcher are all right, and have
been all the time, except at the moment
OF the explosions in the Jacket, when
they were filled for few minutes with
gas.
MANY OF our citizens are now focking
home who have been over the mountains
lattendlpe- the California State Fair at
e Pir.--
| .dles
from this State numbered Io,ty or fifty
bucks, squaws and Juveniles. Next to a
circus, the Piutes go their pile on fair
The trotting race last Saturday, at the
Virginia Race Course, between Rosen.
brock colt and Black Bess, was won by
the former, in two straight heats.
JUSTICE WRIGHT, of Gold Hill, yester
day sent James Ray to the county Jail foI
ninety days for vagrancy.
AUSTIN.
The Reveille, of Tuesday, says tn
great want there is rain. 1t informs u
also that the building of new trucl
house is contemplated. We copy tn
following items from the Reveille:
PRICE, the crazy sheep herder, will no
Bircham having taken him to his ranch
where he will endeavor, by diyerting hi
mind and careful treatment, to re
lieve his malady. In case of the failure
after sufficient trial, of Mr.. BIS efforts
Price will be sent to the Asylum.
A TEAM consisting of "a bovines, haul
ing load of wood, wendell its weary wa
up Main street this afternoon. The mat
t ter of its navigation seemed to be sourc
of solicitude to the gentle bull puncher j