Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-28

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The Chronicle s4ysi. IS believed that
the FIRE i al 90, in the dnft between tie
Yellow JACKIE, and Imperial MINES We
eopy the fc9iosing item from the Caron-
ieie.
Ten years ago three AsIiean pros
pectors struck series Of .liver-o@zrine
quartz lodges il Wild nouni4ln region,
difficult Of access, fsz miles vest OF the
northwestern end Of Pyramid Lake. a
r4ncher and stock raiser, living about
ten miles from the spot, knew OF the
discovery, but paid little attention 10 u,
rot supposins i; to bs worth much.
From time TO tine during tbs ten years.
the Mexicans have VISITED lis rsncn Tor
supplies, never uttering sord about toe
discovery, and giving eTssTs answers
shen asked about Il. Esetnuy the
ranchman visited the spot, and found
three exceedingly rich veins, ard ascsr-
tanned frun observation that the AeIicans
: bad made no a,tenp: 20 prospect the
lodges to any depth, the deepest shalt or
cut being only about five feet, but had
been content with making good wages by
working the cTopp.ues II rude arastrs.
The gentleman was in town yesterday,
and has made arrangements with partiea
here TO visit the secret mines and test
them thoroughly"
; The Appeal. Of the 2i,h, s5ys the Co
: lumbus wagon road is certain Of success
We copy the following:
: A LAEoE deposit Of gold and silver bull
lion was received yesterday By the super
intenient of the Carson Mint, sent II
for coinage. The greater part, in weight
! came from Humboldt county, Nevada
i the balance from mines on the ComstocE
lode. On the same day coming of trad
dollars Was done, Of which We viii maxi
mention, as to the number, tomorrow.
: GEy. A. L. PAoE, Of Phoebe, called a
c this Office yesterday. He is on tour o
: observation through the southern part o
a the State and expects to visit Gold Noun
tain and other parts CONTIGUOUS to Sily-
Peak and Aida Valley. He expected I
leave here this morning.
i EuEEEA.
8 The Sentinel, Of Friday, announce
b the death OF Mrs. Richard Ryland o
Thursday morning. The Sentinel say
i the developments being made in Il
n lowest levels of the Eureka Consolidate
d are very encouraging. We copy the 70
!, lowing paragraph:
n W. j. Forbes is at Schell Creek gettir
together the material Of the Schell Cree
Prospect. He designs taking it Battl
mountain. where he will start week
It paper, to be known as the Battlemou'
:. tain Thunderer. Forbes Is lightnir
>. on odd names for newspapers.