Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-08

P.''ouoS suht community over
the favorable reports concerning the re-.
Gently discovered mines in Jefferson
district, situated thirty miles northwest
OF that place. All the men not engaged
at steady work have left, or are preparing
to leave for the new discoveries. The
mines are situated in Jefferson CANYON.
and thus far the prospects are most en-.
cour-ging. Two mills IRE in course Of
erection. one of which is nearly complet-
ed; and soon the cheerful music of the
stamps will resound throughout the can
yon. The arrivals to the new camp are
numerous, and embrace all the well
known characters that are ALWAYS seen
Hooking to a new excitement, and who
are always confident that a fortune ia
awaiting them.-[ Eureka Sentinel, 6.
The prisoner who was shot at the
State Prison, is the man Duke who was
pardoned some time since, but found
his way back to his old quarters. It ia
rule OF the Prison that 10 prisoner shall
enter the guard-room after c. rtain hours,
or shall not enter then without knock
ing. Duke had disregard-d this rule
once or twice. and was warned the next
time he did it he would be shot. Heed.
less OF this warning, he came into the
guard room day before yesterday. as in
dependent as Cuffee, and the frst thing
he knew. McMullen, one of the guards,
winged him. The shot is harmless
one--just grazed his arm-but it will
doubtless be full aud sufficient warn.
ing to Duke and his fellow prisoners that
they must observe the rules,-T Carson
Appeal, Sd. III
The Phoebe Minstrel Troupe, with the
view OF alternating the distress OF the
sufferers by the late calamity at this
place, intended to give ben-6t o, rform.
ance at that place on MONDAY night for
the Eureka Relief Fund. Since then
they have been apprised that no further
aid would be required, and the entertain
ment has. therefore, been indefinitely
postponed. The good intentions of the
Phoebe Minstr-ls are duly appreciated,
but happily no further assistance Is now
needed, all being cared for The mem
beers of the troupe will accept the heart.
felt thanks of this community for their
kind offer.-[ Eureka Sentinel, 6.
In the case Of John Donovan, indicted
McWillisms at Chsrrv CrssL in nscam.
her last which has been nm trial MT Ham,
ilton for som. time nast the inv
brouoht in a verdct Of pp;Itv Of mnyd.,
in tue sacond d.oraa Enr "a hor,s the
;nrv etood elavan for p,urdar in tha a.,
d. gree, and finally compromised with q
verdict in the second degree, requesting
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p.aIe o. co .s;.Sa no;e. Stranger
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s,.,nnsr nsu anS .rh.,ar,;a, "a -s,r.,
st az ao0 frrn;shss hss;Sas a nar;,si :
S50 ono in connection with the nil !,
b. used as working capital to stock thu
mill and develop the mines which hay
been purchased.-[Eu Eureka Sentinel, I'd
Tur renort having obtained circnIa
t;on that Hon larry SchooI;nn IA in Ne,
York s;ct with small nor "a ;non;re,
nsst.rd.y ~ NJ Vo,ar Danrtv stat
Trsssnr:r corcernine The matter ri
saws that inst nrior To Mr.. Schoolin,
leaving here be had lodged for a da.
or two at Hon. j. d. Minors house
and that while there he doubtless con
tract d the chicken-pox OF some children
in the house who had that disease
Carson Appeal, Sd.
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