Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-19

Empire are in rich ore. The Nevada is
extracting q considerable quantity of ore.
lying. Chronicle, 10.
YESTERDAY afternoon, while II. H.
Bence and another gentleman we're en-.
gagged in the peaceful task of surveying
certain town lots in the northern part of
the city, and while Mr.. Bence's associ-
ate was in the act OF making certain
signs and motions to him, one dublin
Mary" so-calle1. came suddenly upon
the scene, pitched the transit instrument
pell-mell over an adjoining fence. and
when demonstrated with by Mr.. Bence's
associate, gathered that gentleman by the
coat-tail. splitting his outer garment
from his crupper to his neck, and max
ing him look like Q dilapidated scare
crow Carson Appeal, 10th.
On the 9th of October young girl,
aged IA years, named Elizabeth Morgan
or Mogan, left Boston for Grass Valley,
California. She was placed aboard the
train with the understanding that she
chould be kept under the protection of
the conductors of the trains upon which
she travelled to her destination. Since then
nothing has been heard OF her. She has
light hair, blue eyes, fair complexion,
and is rather large of stature for her age.
She is supposed to have left the train
somewhere in Nevada.-[ Virg. Chroni-
Gle, 10th.
The following is the condition Of the
State Treasury, as Ishown by the recent
count OF the Board of Examiners:
Coin. ................... .$i6S,11s Oh
COIN aouchers. ...................'' 4oz'ooS OF
Total coin and vouchers ..........s 6l6. 342 90
Currency. .......................s3 49,. PSI 90
Currency vouchers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,446 66
Total currency vouchers. .s33,727 66
Bonds belonging to the State School
I Carson Tribune, -.
A DOUBLE ENGINE, of over 400.horse
power, is being built in San Francisco
for the Savage Mining Company. 1t will
will be placed in position within three
months, and will be Of sufficient power
to sink the main incline to pepth of
1000 feet Virg. Chronicle. 10th.
The following are the official MAORI
ties in Nye county: Bradley 176, Adams
1923, Woodburn 2, Beatty 16, Belknap 81.
Hereford 67, Minor 80, Kittrell 1902,
Schooling 37S. Hobart III, HAST 10,
Kelly 100, Whitehill 142, Hill Sal Bel
mont Courier.
GEORGE BOOTH, son OF John Booth,
editor OF the Belmont Courier, who was
shot some time since by Dick O'Malley,
is still in Q very precarious condition,
one OF the wounds which was supposed
to have been jhealed having burst open.
Il Belmont Courier.
IT has been decided to repair the burnt
air shaft of the Belcher mine 1t will be
| filled up with waste rock and then re.
sunk and retimbered.-[ Virg. Chronicle,
18th.
DANCING AcADEMY.-Professor Bach
will open q practicing class for ladiet
and gentlemen, to meet on Friday even
ings from to 10 o'clock, at Brown,
Hall. The Professors tuition classes
will meet as usual on Mondays ant
Thursdays. tt
LEAP the tallest peak of the snow-clat
Sierra Nevada! Swim the raging meadow
Valley Wash But don't neglect to sam
pie those choice liquors at Pauaca Sa
loon, Lacour street.-The Price! On
Bit!
BILLY THE STAGE Boz intends, iron
Monday, Nov. 8. to start his stage lin
} from Phoebe to Bullionville at p. m.
and leave Bullionville at 8 q. m. mex
morning trips.
HONEST cash price paid for new an
: secondhand furniture Of all kinds. j
R. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below th
, Postofice. oc13-u
FoR SALr.-A large quantity Of huma
hair and also house and lot. See az
yertisement. "1Od.
> Go TO F. W. Clute for your grooerie
and hardware. It is the cheapest plas
in Phoebe. IT.
{ Go TO ALExANpER's, Main street, o.
= posits Laoour, for your drugs. my2