Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-29
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merce OF tho 2lst inst. speaking Of the
coming Chilean exposition says: For
over year past the distant Republic of
Chile has attracted more of attention
among our people than even our near
neigbbor Of Mexico, connected with the
latter, as we are, by so many historical,
political and commercial ties. The rea-
son OF this Is to be found in the steady
progress, materially and morally, OF the
more distant Republic, and the disunion,
discord and retrogression of the other.
Chile seems destined TO play tho same
role in South America that the United
States has in the north, while unhappy
Mexico, which, from its population and
importance, should have been the BAN
ner power of Spanish and Portuguese
America. has allowed and allows military
chieftains and carpet-basgers to waste
her substance and her strength, and is,
at the present moment, agitated by
fierce revolution prevailing in ten OF her
eighteen States, provoked by laws wor-
thy Of the seventeenth century rather
than the nineteenth. Chile this year at-
tracts the attention of the world, in con-
sequence of the great world fair to be
held at her capital, Santiago, to the sue
cess of which the manufacturers and
merchants Of all nations are expected to
contribute. Chile is now in the sixty
fourth year of her independence, and is
about equal in area to the States of New
York and Pennsylvania. with popula-
ton Of about two and half millions, or
one-third the population OF both these
States. Her resources, agricultural and
mineral, are immense, but they are as
yet developed-awaiting the inflow OF
a steady immigration. OF capital, Chile,
like California, should have all she ever
needs-her gold and silver mines being
among the most important in South
America. The population Of her princi-
pal cities, Santiago the capital, and Val
paraiso, its port, may he given at 1870. 900
and 100. respectively. The foreign
community is very small, not numbering
over 5000 in the whole Republic.
The Marysvillo Gal Appeal says the
Central Pacific Railroad Company are
carrying off the iron rails from the line
Of the California Pacific Railroad, and as
this county has 100000 invested in
this road, it is the duty OF District Attor-
ney Davis to stop the stealing going on
before our eyes. The District Attorney
should cause to issue quo warranto,
and the Sheriff should take possession
of the next train of iron which arrives in
this city. and test the question Of owner
| ship. We think the people are asleep
in this matter. The company is fooling
| US by its stories about rebuilding this
road. 1t has no such intention. Has it
ming expenses il in order?
Ma;orJ D p;,o . .,.;,
in San Erano;.oo ot,a- ,.,;,, -.
-. "' 'aAns 'o'onJ
Vi eient 'am'ies from TINS state to a
rancho belonging to the estate of the late
Antonio Maria Pico. in lower California,
states that on the 12th instant he met
Chavez, the bandit, whom he knows WELL
miles soutb Of the Ame,;csn 'T I;na
Chavez said he had recently been thrice
in San Diego, and that he did not intend
20 return 70 SalI'orhia; ne was accom-
p"u'eu W '"uy irieno anu mexican.
The Salt Lake Herald of the oath saws.
Early in thu month w n prosso, =,
~. 60. '''''' "
Deep o'eeh' reoe'veo injuries IRON which
be died on the 18th. He was prospect
ap s Sas;r;ns 20 sn,;t ' root h'I wv springs;
it with giant powder, when, accidentally
striking the cap an explosion occurred,
which carried away one Of Prosser's
hands. The friends OF the deceased re-
side somewhere in Nevada.
Tho Nsvaa. Domooro, s,,a. o
- "a he"
"iisMins o''cn ID pe'nR projected by
-. -. A.. s.s.,;n "'A'v VIII 20
of Rsno Al, that vaInah Ja , r;oh nH Iaua
will be fructified, and hundreds of bean
tiful homes thereby created. Tho mo-
prietors are poor men. but have mpscls
and energy, and we know thew will suc-
| coed.
Laura Der orce "oraoh' publisher OF
oo G ~. y. a., ~, o,'"S'' sun oi 'he
,hs. . u.;. y, ...ss o' paying
aos;,st tho civ Cnnnc;i Of s,a,, ISSUE. "a
comnei than 20 ward ,hs o;,r u ,,n;..; "
T., har on ,ba oronna ,bat ~ M
tbirty,tbrsa ne1 cent lower Than ~ h;S
| ha
ri, voted no Owe the WORT INV >'o"''
The Los ANGELES Express s.vs Co,o,o,
Crawford ia pnsh;n, tbs oradir, an ,,a
Los Anoe,es and Inasnsr5eroa Po;,wa,
across he Los Anoslss Rinar ", th a''wa.
of fonr Thousand fsst aaw :" IN Ino rase
inc narties will shortly bs IN, o. g. as
M s Tamn,s's n,acs AZ v ,h;. as 81, lar as as
|
Caion summit will be reached very
shortly'
The Lynch burg, Virginia, News says
An ATTORNEY arrived there last week from
Ca,;torn;a win nouer from Amhros. D
W"na.nw s Ma Mn. ~ ar nmo h;s ~
ancs trom s shs banr;ns honsa =, Wa -
money to the firm to nav certain debts
contracted prior to his hurried flight
from Lynchburg in 1869.
The Morr;s T. cah,. nina Aus,;, 40
producing some very rich ore. Bass