Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
COMMUNICATED. /
ST. THOMAS, March .,

ST. THOMAS, March 8, 1874.
EDITOR REcoRD:-The Government has
now full control of this valley (Muddy),
fully three-fourths of the settlers having
left to hunt other hones-a majority of
whom have gone to look at the San Juan
country. Mr.. Cullom, late of Illinois, is
now in charge of the reservation. He
has men at work repairing bitches, prun.
ing vines and experimenting the irriga-
ton of the growing crops by Indians, on
nearly every ranch in the valley. N. W.
Ingalls,, Deputy Agent. left here few
days since Tor Salt Lake City. think
he cancelled one debt while here-that of
o. ID. Gass, proprietor of the Las Vegas
ranch. He, however, promised to pay
all in GO days. Post trader Hill, DR..
Gibb two school teachers, and Indian
Agent Ingalls, are expected here soon.
The order of the President making this
n reservation was made one year ago last
February. l can't see the object Of the
District Attorney in sending the Sheriff
down here to serve executions on ranches
when the United States Government has
possession of them.
The latest news from Sacramento, or
Wallapai District, is that the Hualpais
Indians are on the war-path. They-ths
1ndians-attacked two prospectors about
20 miles east of Mineral Park, broke one
mans arm, and inflicted severe gun.
shot wound in his leg. The prospectors
killed one Indian. General Crook is re.
ported to be after them. Lively times
are expected in that portion OF Arizona
in the line of Indian scrimmages, soon.
Crook will make short work of all In
dian troubles in northeast Arizona.
RAYMOND & ELY.-Hearing that a
great strike had been made in the ground
owned by this company. we had an inter-
view with their efficient foreman, 4. j.
Andrews who very ohlisingly afforded us
all the information in his power. From
him we learned that while there was no
truth in the rumor as stated, that things
were looking very encouraging. A sta.
ton has been opened on the 1200-foot
level, and by taking different course
from usual 1t is expected to reach the
vein in 125 feet Of cross-cut. Matters,
generally, in the mine appear to be i'm.
proving. From another source we
learned that considerable ore is being
sent to the mills from the Phoebe Phe.
nix ground and that of very superior
quality to that which has hitherto been
obtained. The bullion receipts for this
month may be expected to be consider.
ably increased.
SKILLFUL TREATMENT.-We are glad to
zee our friend George German continues
to improve. 1t is pleasure to hear him
speak in such glowing terms of the skill.
care and unceasing attention which his
medical attendant, DR.. Bergstein, be-
slowed on his case. George says that
day and night the Doctors care was un-
renting and most vigilant, and that it
was only through that unceasing watch.
fulness and skillful treatment that he
survived. We like to hear acknowledg.
ments of this character, which reflects
credit both upon the patient and physi-
clan. Doctors frequently do their best
and get neither thanks or any other re.
Enumeration.
AN ACCIDENT occurred yesterday at the
Caroline works, by which one Of the en-
gineers, W. Thrope, received severe
confusion Of the eye. Mr.. Thrope tells
US that while engaged in fixing some of
the pumping machinery one of the caps
were forced off and struck him on the
corner of the eye just beneath the frontal
bone. DR.. Bergstein was called and
dressed the wound and reports severe
confusion, but thinks with care that no
permanent injury will be sustained
THANKs.-The Society of st. Vincent
de Paul desire to offer their thanks for
the liberal support afforded by their fell
low citizens of Phoebe at the ball on
Tuesday evening, and also to the gentle
men who consented to act as managers
on the occasion. While all did well, Mr..
Brown made himself conspicuous by his
unselhsh and untiring exertions to pro-
mote the enjoyment of all and deserves
especial thanks.
BuLLIoNvILLE SrAGE.-We forgot to
mention yesterday that the irrepressi-
bic Billy's stage leaves for Bullionyile
every day at 10 a. IN. Those DESTROYS OF
making speedy trip behind fast nags
Will make note ont in the fashion OF
Captain Cutie. 1t will also be seen hy
Biliy's advertisement that as a milkist
he is juvenile of the largest calibre.
AGAIN CLEAR.-Our kilograms from the
West report pleasant weather on the
Serras and that the trains are moving on
time. This is pleasant news for travel.
ers and also for US for our exchanges
have been reaching us in a style more
calculated to excite profanity rather than
thankiulness.
MAns.-Again We are glad to say the
mails got in on good time. There are
now some hopes that connection will be
made without further interruption. In
saying this we must add. that through it
oil the Hamilton and Phoebe Stage Com
pany did wonders under terrible diff.
culties and losses.
The RECEIPTS of the ball on Tuesday
evening were very satisfactory, and there
is now fair prospect for the purpose
for which it was given Of being fully ac-
complished.
DANCING AssEMBLYs.-L. Bach takes