Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-23

INVESTIGATION goes to show that our
report of the deep we'll and subterranean
river. which was not based on personal
observation, was true in all its details.
The owners of the we'll are trying to con-
summate arrangements to Immediately |
sink to the water That large volume |
4 water is flowing q few feet below the
Lsttom of the shaft is not doubted.
4AILRoAD PRospEcTs.-The new loco
motive is being got into running order
at the Bullionville foundry. All the
men that can be worked to advantage
will soon be engaged, and We are prom
ised that work will be prosecuted every
where required on the line of the narrow
gauge, and continued until the company
are prepared to receive freight.
PENNSYLVANIA DIsTRICT.-This is six
miles from the Meadow Valley Wash,
and about 80 miles south of Bullionville.
The Clingngsmith ledge is leading in
| development. The shaft on it is
| now down ia feet, and two feet of
| good ore is exposed at the bottom. 1t is
Of the free milling class, and assays from
$50 to $500 to the ton.
A COOP STRIKE IN THE ALPs.-A fine
body of rich ore was struck in the Alps,
the other day. The Alps has been one
of our most efficiently managed mines,
and we congratulate Superintendent Day
ton on his good merchandising that
well-doing for others is always source
of qualification to the well-doer.
RETURNED. - Our accomplished and
enterprising friend Judge G. P. Hall re-
turned to Bristol yesterday, on business
connected with the development OF his
mines. He will come back to Phoebe
during the week; he also has impor-
tant mining interests here.
To LEAvE.-F. NJ. Bates, who has had
a successful engagement at the theater
in this place, for some weeks past, we
understand, leaves on the stage to-mor-
row morning for Salt Lake City. Mrs.
Bates and Miss Marion will remain one
week longer.
The REsULT.-Those having in charge
the matter of Geo. McKean's benefit are
of the opinion that he will realize from il
about 5000. Returns have not been re
ceived from outside ticket agents. A full
report will soon be published.
! ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL. pa
, tients were admitted to the hospital yes
+ terday-George Il. Murriu. of this place
i subject to epileptic fits, and Chas. w
: Barker of Panaca who has an attack o.
!. erysipelas.
: We were yesterday shown bullet hol
= through an clubhouse, the work OF
. hoodlum. A human life might hav
a been sacrificed by the reckless act.
n MIR. SEAMANs, under arrest for allege
!, ENLIGHTENMENT as Assessor of Elko coun
u ty, was the discoverer OF Bristol district
d THE Hamilton stage arrives thes
l. days on time, as regularly as clock
n work. 1t brought light mail yesterda,
~ THERE will be Presbyterian service il
d the Court house at II n. m. and 7 80 |
5. m. to-day. Sunday School at 2 p. IN.
~ ONLY two passengers, j. Bee and Ge'
Iy Eastman, are expected by the Hamiltc
re stage of to-day.
e. THREE wagon loads of chickens can
ar into market from Utah yesterday.
in Our hardware men are dsposing
H. some agricultural machinery.
is PRODUCE wagons are now arrvir
rt daily from the Utah settlements.
N TEMPERATURES soft and humid yeste
60 day afternoon, but no rain.
W Mr.. DE LACY favors US with some orr
=, inal verses in this issue.
he TRAVEL between Phoebe and Bullio
ad vile is on the increase.
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