Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-25

COMPLETION OF SHAFT No. 2.-shaft
No. of the Sutro Tunnel reached 'he
tunnel level Friday night, and on sa'uf-
day the event was duly celebrated ny
grand dinner, rivulets oil ehampsghe,
mountains of cigars and many briei put
eloquent congratulatory speeches, the
principal speech being made by the
superintendent, f. A. Benjamin, VINO
paid glowing tribute TO the tideiiiy, en-
ergy and skill displayed by the foreman
Mr.. Bluet, and to all the men who par
tieipated in the work. This shaft, ike
the others, is twenty feet oil the line OF
the tunnel. and is loo feet deep, each |
station being furnished with the power
full Belgium pump. As soon as a sta
ton can be opened the work OF driving |
the tunnel each way from shaft No. z
will be commenced. The main tunnel is
in one mile and ESQ tt Virg. Chroni-
Gle, Goth.
PAGE AND PANAcA AGAIN. - The
trouble in the management OF the rage
x Panaca Mining Company, which was
presumed to have been ended on ihurs-
day by the settlement of the charge OF
assault and battery, in which James
Morgan was the agressor, has broken
out again in more places and with even
greater energy than originally. The
charges against faiE Weie uo Tra:day
uay III 'he fohce 'u"'' ~. ohsanoo ~
neat IN consequence ~, 1',,,ar o.
material witnesses. W. l.. turner, at
torney for the Morgan cohorts, seems to
na'e peen o'ei-IeniO"o ,as,.rda,
iessioIai lutte a. Nv vi Nm,
sei,eo Win wv 20" 49,. rS II
S m,'n assaui. anu
onionieie' i''n'
An IDEA IN THIs.-The Placerville Re
publican tells the people of Ell Dorado
county way to bring down the rates OF
ileien' between ln"' ~ Io ,ar:on n, ubo 10.
nen'o' ~ ao'ioes a" ~, ;nto
HeNs y. sup soous y. .%,'' ,ho, WOW Int
oonus 10 snip IVtninS - 80. '"s ~ u;ii
" put VI ine Vi ''e.sn' 5 -, a Wv
ouiIy soous AZ ei,sn' l. chat line
ia',ns pIiees, anu w p'.H ri, 80
u u Tue lhilfoaa coupon nIp,nnasontir ,ednca
.l.o an asreeiheht W pein, .';,na So j.,
.h;n fa.es o,i', sroaaad W. tb;nl
.nis u,iee'loh Nou'u o". e ri nd
.ne iuea eooa one, III. %II H. - narD othar
oounty .ies ~ .., 80 WI a. .xan;,o in n
o oum. . uni'ie' 'o'''"'ns 'Ne e'' - "
a., ..,, ,.;,,, ,ro,o, 4, -,
IN 'ne sno"' aN'o i.,n9N - $50,
mehse uiii.s oh 'ne o'eti" -'e ," Iannt;t,l
sano 10 Icing nv III Co.
supp! Vi wafer ioi sum- .i'il "9e ot ,ba
river 10 qui'e low ioi ~. .r osaaon W .ue
se.f, 9e' 'ne 'oIun1 VI snI 80. 20 Ell
nelen: W run az w. 'in' 80 w ~ =; w..
c"Paei,y' al 'h"' 10 W oI .s"is" - .nn'
speli u very warm Me"'uei VI a. ne ~.
ram may occur sonie''i,e u"iinS 'ne iu1,
oi luis month OF III may anu Senu al
1ne snow down ID Tue shape VI hooo'-
l'ir' enterprise
New MAIL RoUTE.-Tae Postoffice De.
partmept has established mail route
! from Winnemucca via Surprise Valley
Goose Lake. Round Grove, Sprague's
Valley, Diamond Creek, Pine Openings
Big Prairie. Butte DISAPPOINTMENT tc
Eugenla Clty' oregon foo mics service
Ias Already Deen ofuei to- on lhe roq n
10 commence 1Iiy ISL io.4, anu 'no De
par'nieh' mas auEeI'iSeu ior proposa'e v
carry 'ne man: Inc route runs .hrouBl
SehtraI pis'flc', rihe Aienu1ws az,
BlacK ROCK IN us county, humoold
heg's'er'
1 ABour noon on the l4th inst. an ey
plosiou occurred at Buel. New. in S
Peck's house, which wounded two pei
i sons and partially DESTROYED the buildine
Inc persons injured WERE woman
y, known as 'frGhch MOI, ana ma
d companion. II seems mat some Oh
:, mao put a giant cartfiu6e III me sloV'
wh,eh' upon IRE penny ss"rteu' eAp1 10,
gu .no a,ove mo nunu,.I PEI a.
tnan "n1 "o y. ~; were , Gu. ~ 'ne hy.l
as'i'e a,s u ioi' " .ps "oou, anu wei
a,oo Iau's a D'1.nu. tooi w"' a.
N.Y. ou' aeSio'a oao M 'no ha' a,
10 t Wei steeu'is s.ou"eu. ihe e,u.s Vi u
badly damaged. 1t is fortunate that Il
y" inmates We're not killed. 1t is not know
d who put the crrtridge in the stove.--T +!
he F. Chronicle.
"A 1,, .,;.,o .,...;o. ho,, :. Will.
C,, M P Giy e, ,ou. nel1 IA ,irBin
ny ca t",, L.,a" 'a't p"Ss. 49, VI qu'e's
4, tI.'o"' ,r,,h a. ,''. y, tne sas0ess.
:. r r"an;""a l., WI" WI III l m w m r1
a. i,;.a 1000: Ct 49, - - py' rs -
of 534; Assessor, A. M. Lamb, 96S; Trea
r. urer, j. C. Hampton, 1908; Alderman
. First Ward, John Lambert Second War
Is John Pidge; Third Ward, Wales Averi
rs Fourth Ward, Thomas II. Parker.-[
Ii II. News.
: Tiny 1-rio, pArrb,ioo, r,;o,o,r ola
t;on f,r ,ha nor,;np,ion % opna;aa ; e'e
n. city officers to be voted for Mt the vi
ginia City election, to be held Oh Mo
day May 9th, is passing off very quiet
ID to-day. The vote up to ! O'Clock tn
ut afternoon in the different wards was qui
IN light, Notwithstanding the friends OF Il
-. several candidates were very active, an
If tive $500 II NJ ''''
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" STATE FINANCES The State Board
examiners met yesterday for the purpo
m of counting the money in the Treasur
and found as follows: Coin, S452, 572 |
yoncbars S531 900 Ok Cu,ro ,u,"' s .U
COO Ok. onr,onnv yoroh.rs a sc7 =
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