Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-17

AT O'Clock yesterday morning Super-
intendent q. n. Gerrish, of tho Sacra-
mento Smelling Works, commenced
charging the furnace. As soon as it was
charged 1t was put in operation, and the
metal began running at Z o'clock. Dur.
ing the forenoon the Directors Of the
company visited the place and expressed
their entire satisfaction with the works.
The works were also visited by many
citizens who were interested in the sue
cess of the enterprise, and all expressed
great satisfaction at the result of the I'M
dertaking. A gentleman from Utah, who
Is an expert in the business, expressed
the opinion that no furnace ever pro-
duced result sooner than this, as metal
was running in five hours, when it usu-
ally takes thirty-six to put furnace into
operation and produce that effect
Sac. Record, 0.
AMONG a party of boys residing in
Oakland who left for Yosemite Valley
afoot, "a few weeks since, was Willie
Wyatt, bright little fellow o. II years.
The letters from the lads were satifacto-
ry il every respect, and until yesterday
it was supposed they were having a de-
lightful jaurt. Some time during the
afternoon of yesterday dispatch was
received at Oakland announcing that
young Wyatt had received a severe
wound through the accidental discharge
OF u gun in the hands of one Of his COM
panions. Another dispatch received this
morning from one Of the party, says that
physician who was summoned to at
tend Wyatt has pronounced his recovery
impossible.-[Sac Record, 0.
THERE has been delay about can
vassing returns from the recent election
in three townships in this county, says
the Nlsalia Delta, on account OF three or
four small precincts, in which there were
probably no elections, having failed to
send in returns. Enough is known,
however, to enable us to say that mo
license" has carried it in all three of the
townships by an average majority Of per-
haps two to one. But one precinct gave
a majority for license. Tulare township
did not hold an election. Therefore
liquor will continue to be sold in Tulare
and Visalia.
The Marysville Appeal of the sth inst
says: At BiSgs' Station, on Monday
uIsul idSi, Tue It5iutllCs VI NJ. ISOStuD6TR
was entered and robbed Of quantity of
jewelry valued at about $1,000. The
jewelry, with number of silk dresses
and other ladies' apparel, was in trunk,
which was taken ont, carried about 200
yards to the rear of the house and rifled
of the jewelry; none of the clothing was
taken. The iewelry consisted of some
thirty or forty articles. A Chinaman
lately employed by Mr.. r. is supposed
to be the burglar.
A MAN named James Lynch, who had
been on a prolonged drunk, was this
morning found dead in cabin situated
in small ravine between the two grades,
a short distance below the Citizens Mill.
He had been laboring under an attack OF
delirium tremens, and DR.. Chase has
been attending him. This morning the
Doctor visited him, and found him dead,
the body being much discolored. Rich.
ard Pearce, Pubic Administrator, took
charge of the body Austin Reveille,
July II.
ABOUT thirty emigrsnts, in charge of
Mr.. Vilet, from Salt Lake, stayed in the
Tithing Office yard opposite our Office
ihSt VIC tuS arc uCb-
tined for St. George. Twenty-Five are
German Swiss, the balance English.
They seemed in excellent health and
spirits. Our citizens convey them as far
as Parowan and other settlements will
convey them to their place of destina.
toni Beaver Enterprise, 8.
A RIGHT good fellow is the King Of
Holland. On the recent celebration of
the twenty-tifth anniversary of his access
sion to the throne, he received consid-
cradle sum of money as a national gift,
and straightway gave it to the poor.
Grant or Queen Victoria would perhaps
have done the same thing, but we should
not care to risk the experiment.
ANOTHER case of smallpox is reported
on Ruby Hill. The victim is q man who
formerly worked in the Consolidated
mine, but lately has been acting as nurse
to comrade similarly afflicted. He was
| advised some time since to vacinate, but
refused, saying he had no fear Of catch
ing the contagion. He now knows how
it is elf Eureka Sentinel, 18th.
ASHLEY, one OF the Oldest of The Ohio
Republicans, and for some years Re-
publican Congressman from the Toledo
District, has been spoken of favorably as
the Democratic candidate for the third
district this year. The fact that Ashley
is Democrat shows the demoralized
condition of the administration in Ohio.
-[Sac. Union.
L. ]. HANCHETT, of San Francisco, who
has recently purchased the Prussian
South property, at Jefferson Canyon,
and james Nee, who has been to San
Francisco to purchase mill to be erect
ed for reducing the ores of the mine,
came in on the Battle Mountain stage
this morning. Austin Reveille. IL.
If straws tell which way the wind
blows, the Republican party has reason
to expect the hardest and least hopeful
contest it has fought since it came into
national power.- New York Evening
Post.