Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-12
The PARowAN Iron MINEs.-The il

HE PARowAS IRON MINES.-lhe IRON
mines in the vicinity q Parowan give
promise that that point will become of
considerable manufacturing importance
as soon as railroad communication is con-
summated. Purer iron, ores have nowhere
else been found in the Union, if we may
credit the reports of interested parties,
and the deposits are declared to be prac-
tcally inexhaustible. A number of old
Phoebe miners are interested, and declare
their intention to stay with them" until
the world acknowledges their value and
importance. The ores are both hematite
and magnetic. They are in the midst Of
fine agricultural region. Parowan is
scarcely 100 miles east of us. 1t is one
of the most thriving towns Of Utah.
RESISTING AN OFFICER. Officer Mckee
tells us he entered saloon on Meadow
Valley street, some time yesterday, to
quell disturbance, and had succeeded
in doing so by arresting one of the COM
batants, when the proprietor and others
/ interfered and tried to have the arrested
man liberated. The proprietor then
ordered the officer to leave the room,
and was only the more exasperated by
the Deputy Sheriff explaining to him
that in coming into the saloon, under
the circumstances, he was simply per-
forming sworn duty under the law; al
last the officer knocked down the inter
fering proprietor and the disturber of the
peace was taken to Jail.
AMERICAN FLAG MINE.-Work is being
vigorously prosecuted in different por.
tons of this mine. The main shaft is 6
fine piece Of workmanship and sinking
with three eight-hour shiftsis keptu con
1 tinually. Good ore is found in the bot
tom of the main shaft. The levels will
soon be extended the entire length of tn,
mine The ore shows abundantly abov,
the levels, and preparations are being
made to work an increased force in tn,
Slopes. The American Flag mill, in {
! few days, will be more complete thai
ever, two PANS and one settler having
Teen added
STOCK FROM IDAHo.-A large number
of cattle are being driven into the Step
toe valley and the southern portions o
White Pine county, we are told, from
Idaho and Utah. 1t is a fine grazing re
gion The stock which persisted VI
there last winter were sacrificed through
the neglect of their owners. They al
lowed them to go high up into the noun
tains, where, being showed in, the,
starved to death; had they kept then
down in the valleys they would have
been in good slaughtering condition al
winter
FIRST VERDICT OF GUILTY.-The frs
verdict of guilty rendered by jury il
the Justices Court, in this place, sine
Justice Stoutenburgh came into office
was that rendered day before yes
terday against Frank Brotherton for dis
turbing the peace. frank appeared 70
sentence yesterday morning, and wa
sent to the county boarding for g.
days, in default of paying his fine AM
costs.
DIED OF PNEUMONIA. John Grandol
died of yesterday afternoon, at
clearinghouse on Meadow Vale,
street, of pneumonia. He was an indus
trious, Woodworking man. He had n
family, but leaves brother in New Yorl
and one in San Francisco. He was
native of County Cork, Ireland, an,
aged about 40. His funeral will tax
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, accord
ing to the rites OF the Catholic Church.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT. An increase
number Of men have been put to work i
the mines of Highland District. Tn
Highland Consolidated Mill and Minin
Company-which controls more dis.int
lodes, probably, than any other compan
in the State-will thoroughly open thei
mines the coming summer, and ma
erect new mill. Highland District
the center of much interest at the pres
ent time.
HAD A FIT.-Last evening, about
: o'clock, young girl, whose parents liy
, in Bullionville, was taken with SON
, kind OF fit, on Main street, in the vicil
ity of Wilson s restaurant, which attrac
ed several hundred persons around he
, A relative took charge of the child, an
I she was much improved when We sa
her, few minutes after the attack.
: HIN. Mcguire, of the RECORD offic
is now making land locations for app
cants under the State laws Of Nevada.
. SEVERAL loads of baled hay arriv'
yesterday from Allison's ranch, 20 mil
q on the other side OF White river.
Is IT not about time for our Morm'
friends Of Southern Utah to come
5. with carly vegetables?