Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TOMMY DIMoND, q miner employed at
work on the tenth level of the Raymond
II Ely. was seriously, if not fatally, in
iured about 2 O'Clock yesterday morning
by a bowlder weighing about five tons
falling upon him. MASKING! his legs
and thighs almost to a jelly. The men
employed on the same leVal had made o
cut-out for winze and were timberng,
when they came to this bowder, which
interfering with their work, they COM
menced sounding it, when it suddenly
fell from the footwall, and caught Di-
mond as before mentioned. About six car
loads of dirt had to be removed before
Dimond could be taken from his horri-
Bile position, and all tho men on the
level, fourteen in number, lending their
and to effect it. The injured man was
removed to the surface as soon as possible
and brought down town. DR.. Deal was
called and examined the wounded man.
and found both legs broken, the one
mashed below the knee being the worst !;
aDputation may have to be- performed
upon this limb to save life. Some of
our doctors were under the impression
that 1t was necessary to amputate both
legs Immediately to save his life, but we
are informed that DR.. Deal refused to
agree to 1T, SO nothing has been done as
yet. The man is suffering greatly from
the wound, which we hope will shortly
be alleviated. He is described by those
who Know him, as a gentleman in every
sense OF the word, and always ready TO
assist In any charitable object.
The various plans for the hosting ma
ch'nery OF the Meadow Valley Mining
Company will be completed on Thursday
next, by George Ames. As soon as the
plans are finished they will be forwarded
10 San Francisco to the foundry of Pres
colt, Scott u Co., successors of H. J.
Booth d Co., the Union Foundry. This
machinery will be of a ponderous char
acter, and will not be excelled by any
hosting machinery on this coast.
Jusr1ca's CoURT.-James Finley VS..
Washington and Creole Mining Com
pany; attachment suit for 1920. John
Murphy vs.. Patrick Quigey; attachment
sun Tor Sl25; the property attached was
mine, tools, etc., in which Quigley has
an interest. In the case of the State VS..
tonn Doe. Clay, the hearing is set for
ttT-oay at ~ o'clock a. m. The Consta-
Die was busily engaged yesterday in
Summoning different witnesses.
HE copy of the bylaws and constitu.
non OF the Board of Fire Delegates of
virginia City. arrived last evening ma;led
20 rat' n nc by Andy Peasly. of that
town. Iney have been ordered for The
purpose OF guiding the board to ba as,ah
lished in Phoebe. " oe es'ao-
YESTERDAY rich body of ora uo,
opened in one of the levels of the Raw
inond Il Ely Mining Co. A large onan
tity is daily being hoisted, the teams M,
oeing able to get away with it as fast os
1t Is brought to the surface.
DISTRICT CoURr.-The supplementary
proceedings of very large law suit were
taken in the District Court Yesterday
morning. The amount involved is 80. 200.
ana Ia in regard to large number of cat.
lie scattered on thousand hills.
To-Day we publish an assessment no.
uce OF the Condor mine, levied july 9th.
and delinquent August 18th, 1875 The
per share.
:, W erANsFIELp yesterday completed
ms bargain for the purchase of the Five.
i G,.le wells, the deeds being signed. de.
"'efed and the cash paid.
We regret to state that Phil. Horton ia
u9nnned to his bed by an attack Of
shortly again. ''u afouno
JUDGE GEORGE G. BFsaY arrived in
"innemucca yesterday, the 1a,h ;n,,..
on his way to Phoebe, His s,a, :. nS Want
nemueca will be very short. van
BULLION SHIpMENT.--wells. Fargo 3
~ 20; shipped yesterday bullion amount;na