Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-22

YESTERDAY Mr.. Jennings. who lives on
the Muddy. brought delegation of In.
dams who wished to speak piece. The
head chief of them was Coal Greek John.
who expressed himself, by means of an
interpreter, in very emphatic terms.
Coal Creek John said that he did not
want to go on the Muddy Reservation.
That the restraint was irksome to him
self and fellow Indians. That they
wished to stay were they were camped.
around the springs of Southern Utah
and Nevada-where they could cultivate
their little patches of corn and veoeta.
6Ies and get along as best they could.
They also said that they placed no faith
IN the representations Of Superintend-
dents Ingalls, and Howell; that those
men talked with q double tonRue-one
thing to them and another to their Great
Father at Washington. They also
wished that their allowance sbould he
paid to them in money. They could lay
1t ont to better advantage than the
agents The latter gave them horse
blankets and poor clothes and they could
DO better with the money themselves.
In conclusion, they thought they could
manage better for themselves il they
were let alone than such mon as the
usual class of Indian agents could or
would do for them. They expressed
ialth In Mr.. Jennings, of the Muddy,
VINO had always treated them as father.
lie Tact was that poor Lo for once
seemed to know their friends and spoke
earnestly and steadily that they should
be allowed to remain under their guild.
ance and control. With these Indians,
Us with other people, the easiest way is
the best, and they seemed to appreciate
good treatment when it was extended to
!aem' The fact is that this Indian
bureau ,,t wants overhauling 1t is rotten
THAT'S BAD-As two fellows said yes
'erday evening who were deplorins the
weakness of their fellowman, That's
Dad 1t was indeed. for in few min
uIes after they had locked horns upon
an aostruse point of democratic philoso.
pay. A solution was not effected until
omcef Mckee gave them the benefit of
uls reasoning powers, which, for the
sme being, appeared to reside on his
aneers ends. Any way, the argument
was effectual, and away the disputants
went satisfied that they had the worst
STILL MoRE.-The Washington &
creole, under the careful and intelligent
management Of Martin Tarpey, is still
producing pay ore in considerable auan.
M s%i Last week we reported a large
Shipment OF bullion, and this week II
seems as if the mine would still be
Equally productive. Yesterday we saw
sniee large bars OF bullion. amounting in
,alue 10 $4,000, which form very GOOD
commencement for the week.
Enthusiastically morning team
.ua' was receiving load of ore at the
american Flag ran off in consequence Of
10. s brakes Of the wagons not working
WI. W. .9e whole outfit caromed against the
masnington Il Creole tank. One mule
as !nrown down and killed, The re.
mainder were not much hurt. ..
ihs Salt Lake stages are making
excellent time. They are coming through
, 10 ,,orty-four hours from the end of the
AM ;I'ad: Good stock, careful drivers,
- superintendent who thoroughly
th IoWs his business. Is keeping every.
'o'ng in applepie order.
DlsrRIcr Counr. The Dirtrict cour,
WIN meet this morning for tho transac.
\, ,on o. such business as may come before
and Inoss persons who are entitled Il
rs aG may desire to obtain their nal natu
bsna ''on papers. had as we'll be OF
oESlED.-In the case of the Maore
pas Mining Company VS.. the Page 4
hsa d ga company, the Supreme Cour
'en'eo the motion fnr a rehearinp
NtwMAN IN MABLsTrpT) is at III
r r Saloon, but since the two con
Unions adjourned there are numerou
eN'men' One Price! One Bit!
FRESH Oysters. Booth, the celebrate
0alcago oyster and fresh fruit man, wi
supply the bivalves both from Easter
~. western waters in first-class cond
SOUTH S1DE.-The annual meeting
MS MS company will be held in Phoebe {
monday, October 9Th. -, -
TO TO ALExAxDra's, Main street, o
"'is Lacour, for your drugs, NV