Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

fiDging a gratuitous Insult al the naIm-
less war Democrat and eXecrator OF Cop
perheads, old John Bigler-Cailfornia's
most famous Goyernor-fTahoe" was a
SOD that was grateful to the most sensi-
tive stomachs. As between the fixed,
tangible aud honorable memory OF uo';
John Bigler and the senseless Jargon ana
vapid afectation Of Tahoe, | am Tor the
name of the white man who was twice
elected to the Governorship OF CAN
fornis, and not for the Indian with
tarred head and stick-punctured ears
That's the kind OF Radical | am
Tie Virginia Enterprise says; There
il steady stream OF ore issuing from
the Consolidated Virginia, from which
the mills are extracting the material Tor
coin at the rate of $4,000 per hour, or
more than dollar every two seconds,
The mine never looked better nor yielded
better. The work OF developing goes
steadily on the removal Of the deposits
follows. and then comes the regular 9l,-
500. 900 to Sl,750,000 per month Of
which 81 100000 is distributed among
the stockholders. The work IN the u
and c. shaft goes steadily on. The huge
engine is an immense affair. The eylln-
der is forty inches in diameter and has a
stroke Of eight feet. As everything IS In
readiness, the work Of putting 1t in place
will be speedily accomplished. The con-
nection will be made directly from the
crosshead Of the engine to the bishop
head of the bob. thereby doing away
with all intermediate gears, shailnes
etc., and effecting great saving In inc
ton, beside running no risk oil breaking
gears. II is the largest engine eve
brought to the Comstock. The bed-plat
weighs 30, 700 pounds. and the cylinde
itself weighs 80. $50 pounds. These ar
the heaviest pieces Of machinery eve
brought to this city. The valve motion
is controlled by what is called catarae
gear, SO arranged as to work the epgin
: either single or double-acting, and will
regulate it as to make one stroke in te
minutes or ten strokes in one minute, c
any intermediate number required, an
q according as the quantity Of water in th
shaft may render necessary. The pun
shaft il five feet four inches by six fee
o The pumps to be attached to this mon
1 ster engine are twelve-inch plungers, se'
a en- foot stroke, placed each two hundre
feet vertically above each other, and al
to be arranged in the shaft so as to gi'
az much room as possible that the ba
y apce OF the space may be utilized for Il
II purpose OF conducting compressed al
II etc., to the depths below.
The Panamint News says: What
d now wanted is large, first-class custo
mill, that will work fairly and deal no
orably with any and all who may bril-
ores to it for manipulation. No bett
opening for such a mill was ever pi
sented than is now afforded by the min
10 OF Panamint. Why such an one has n
long ago been commenced and complet
IN we can not comprehend, unless it be II
. all those capitalists, who have had thu
y experts and agents here for seveI
y months examining and bonding mine
in are awaiting the working results OF the
of two mills. We apprehend that is
es case. The ore ia certainly rich enou
re and in sufficient quantities to justify
n. building of several large mills, but I
I'd ore being Of different class from Il
is usually found, it may be, and double
10. is the fact, that these experts are afr
D. to tackle it; although they are not afr
n. to bond the mines ct large figures, p
"a vided they can do 80 on three or
ed months time, in order that they II
ne have chance to "see how the cat
nd Jump" thereby proving that these
,se perts have more confidence in the
of stinct of the cat than they have in Ii
ne own Judgment or knowledge OF ores.
be- The Lyon County Times says
OF huge wire cable made in England for
hosting works of the Dayton mine
On en- route between this place and Ogd
W Utah, As soon as it arrives the
-. chinery will be set in motion. !
'u splendid heavy patent safety cages
on landed ut the works. Something over
IL, feet of water is now in the shaft, BIT
' ne will soon lower when the monster pu
~ commences drinking it up.
he Mrs. L. A. Lee died at Cornucopia
~ ON the 4th instant. This is the
-. death that has taken place there 81
''' the settlement OF the camp.
:, Senator Sharon, of Nevada, owns
-, estate in San Francisco to the amour
u 81. OOO, 900. or this sum $3,25O, OC
at invested in the Palace Hotel.
" Lean mules in front Of the Carson
~ peal Office calls for remark by the lo
BIC prompted likely by fellow feeling.
hv The Borax Miner says that the
,us Weld of the Northern Belle mine for
ted month of July last was Sl0SS79.5O.
10 A peg driven into the middle OF
,ci. sole Of new squeaking boot will
We. its noise.
OF Lieutenant Wheeler and his parl
en' explorers arrived at Fort TETON on
oan Sth inst.
ent Panamint is jubilsnt over the suc'
per full completion of its furnaces and sta
ing mills.
me. Los Angeles is building fine
irty gold bank.
,nn The damage to the Imperial min
,ers the late FIRE will not be over %, 900.
ouf- Dead DRINKS continue to festoor
'oa- Reno sidewalks.
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