Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-23

Colonel Thomas A. President Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, has Just returned
from his Mexican tour, in which he was
to have been accompanied by Simon
Cameron and other United States Sena-
tors. He was interviewed during his
passage through ST. Louis, and he saws
the object of the tour was merely to make
the party acquainted with the resources
of Mexico. Mr.. Scott and the few who
accompanied bin in spite OF yellow fever
rumors, were impressed with the fertility |
and productiveness OF Mexico, and were |
kindly received by the authorities and |
other citizens. President Lerdo and |
other officers expressed a strong desire |
for the prosperity of the United States |
as well as of Mexico, and hoped for |
greatly improved facilities for the inter |
change of commerce for their mutual
benefit. Mr.. Scott says that the mana
gers OF the International Railroad expect
to have their concession from the Mexi
can Government confirmed for a road
across Mexico, from the Rio Grande to
Mexico and across to San Bias on the
Pacific; and also says, SHOULD the con-
the road are sufficient to insure its
speedy completion. rs. f. Call, IS.
1t is therefore very apparent that the
tendencies of the times are toward indie
pendence in politics, and that noparty-
ism, which was the distinguishing fea-
ture of the revolution, and without
which it would have been disastrous
failure. 1t is beginning to look as if we
can not have real genuine fraternal
! Centennial without suppression of
both political parties which are now in
the field-the one, because of its doubt
| full and unreliable recoTd-the other be-
cause of its violent radical course ut the
very time when the knitting together of
the sundered sections were so necessary
and had so perceptibly set ms. +.
Bulletin.
Last Friday two Of the Lyon County
prisoners, taking advantage Of the reno
Walton going OH at their place of confine-
ment, made their escape. They found
concealment on an island in the Carson,
and comfort and cheer in the contents of
Il whiskey bottle. At length, becoming
tired af their seclusion, they started to
go to Sutro, where one had been at work
in the tunnel, and found the Sheriff
ready to receive them and return them to
their place of confinement. One was
named Mcdonald, and was in for assault
and battery; the other was named Nc.
Cabe, and was in for assisting prisoner
to break jail.-[V irg. Enterprise, Is.
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PACKED UP.-The whole of the mate
rial formerly used in publishing the daily
Independent was packed up on Sunday
preparatory to being removed hence and
to Sutro. Negotiations have been pend
ing between Mr., Sutro and certain par
ties in this city relative to the starting Of
another morning paper, and using tho
materials; but the terms of proposed
copartnership were such that they wer,
not accepted. In fact, the amount pro
posed TO be contributed by Mr.. Sutrc
was not considered equal to the loat
which making it his organ would plac
upon 1T virg. Enterprise, Is.
~~
Silver City, Idaho, is excited over tn
discovery of new mining district nea
Wagontown. Half dozen lodges hav
been discovered, and tho impression
, general among mining men who hav
seen them that they are rich and pei
manent veins. The Avalanche says tn
3 lodges are several feet wide, and sample
of the ore assayed SIS, 1858. 55 in gol
- and 81, 231. "a in silver. The excitemer
is at fever heat in Silver City, an
crowds are rushing to the new Dorado
: which is only seven miles from the towr
REGULAR DINERS engine of til
2 o'clock train every afternoon is GROVE
It ed with Indians, who get aboard at Col
IS Hill and arrive here in time to meet I'll
q miners who come off the 3 o'clock shi
: at the Consolidated Virginia mine. Aft,
y having Toasted on the refuse of the mil
ers' lunch baskets, which are turned o,
/ of them, they get on the next train an
, return. They sleep in Gold Hill b'
= dine in Virginia regularly, in aristocrat
20 style. They never miss meal ar
* never pay a cent Virg. Chronicle, l
=, A team loaded with copper ore arrive
u from Duffy & Bentons copper min
as situated southeast of Carson City. III
os rock will be crushed at the acid works
~ this town, and be transformed into bl,
y stone. Professor Stewart pronounc
y the ore equal to any in the State.-[ Ca
son Tribune, 49,.