Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-27

versation with an old and experienced
Comstock miner. who is also intimately
acquainted with the condition of the
Phoebe mines. He gives it as his opin.
ion that there is no doubt but that paw
ore in large quantities will be reached
below the water, giving many facts and
data supplied by his experience in SUP.
port OF the proposition. We must admit
that we shall be glad to hear the pump.
ing machinery Of the Raymond i Eiv
at work. SO that further explorations
can be had. 4H
BENEFIT BALL.-Professor Mitchell
the violin player, who is we'll and favor.
ably known in this community, being
about to leave Phoebe, his pupils and
friends have determined to get up a
social party for the benefit of the Pro-
lessor, and as mark of the esteem
with which he is regarded by his many
friends. We feel certain that the party
will prove q success, for MIR. Mitchell is
an old resident of Phoebe, and has al
ways been instant in giving his services
gratuitously on every occasion when the
object was of charitable character. On
this occasion We hope to see Browns
Hall crowded. rf
MEADOW VALLEY.-The lowest west
drift Of this mine has been run to the
Raymond & Ely line, and will be con.
tinued on until it connects with the east
drift Of the Raymond & Ely-of course
at the expense of the latter companv
For about 200 feet the ledge carried con-
siderable metal assaying from $12 to $50.
but it was impossible to prospect it at q
greater depth from the rush OF water.
The quantity OF the latter is said by
some to be SO great that il is tbouobt
doubtful whether the Raymond a civ
will drein the ledge without machinery
being also placed on the Meadow Valley.
new CHURCH. = The old Catholic
Church has been pulled down, and the
ground is being graded for the erection
Of far larger and more commodious
building. The new church will be 5Sx37
feet, with the addition of q tower which
will be about ten feet square. The
building will have handsome elevation.
and the interior will be commodious and
tasteful in appearance. It will be SUBJ
stantially constructed, of the best mate
rial, hard finished, and will form quite
an ornament to our town.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The ladies and
gentlemen Of this congregation intend to
give a grand concert. with tablesux, on
the evening of the 9Th Of September.
We are informed that the entertainment
will be of novel and Attractive charac-
ter and We are sure will be we'll pat
ronized by our citizens. The proceeds
of the evening will be devoted to the i'm
provement Of the church property, por-
tons Of which we are aware badly needs
repair.
ARRlvED-By the Salt Lake line, Mr..
Vandyke, the agent Of the route. He
reports the roads in excellent condition,
and an stages are making first rate time.
The stock ON the road 10 American, well
ied, IN nne condition, and go along in
fine style. The coaches have also been
replaced by comfortable thoroughbrace
wagons. Altogether the line is in tip.
top condition. and affords easy, rapid
and pleasant transit to the railroad.
MAGNET vs.. PAGE l. PANAcA.-Yester-
day a telegram was received from Mr..
Helm, the Clerk of the Supreme Court,
to the effect that the order Of the Dis
trict Court was reversed and the injunc-
ton against the Page & Panaca dis.
solved. Messrs. Rives and Hunt were
the attorneys for the defendant and ap-
pellant and Messrs. CARRIER, Thornton
and Kelley were counsel for the plaintiff
and respondent.
A wREsTLINa MATCH took place yes.
terday afternoon at Boone & Dolman's
coral. The contestants we're H. Hag.
gerty and W. Carroll, best two out oil
three, for prize Of 800. The match
was won by W. Carroll, who threw his
opponent twice in succession. q
CUTTING ArFRAY.-very early or
Wednesday morning Chinaman, known
about town as Charley, was seriously cut
III VIC ISk VIII u ndtCuob ny uuOtuCl
Monaghan, named All Sing. The wound
is an ugly one. All Sing is under arrest
REarsrRAT1oN.-El Electors will find il
our advertising columns that the several
Registry Agents are ready to perform
their duties, and qualified citizenl
should avail themselves thereof al
speedily as possible.
LAST night there was a good deal o
connection among the Chinese. A goot
deal Of Cabling and some war.lik
demonstrations were going on.
PoRrLAND.-An assessment Of as cent
per share has been levied on the stock o
this company-delinquent Sept. 2S.
To LEr.-The room in front of tn
Postofice after the list OF Septembe
next. .i-si
MAosEr.-The appearance Of the new
strike is said to be encouraging.
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