Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-02

PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER PRIZE FIGuT.
There is faint prospect that another
prize tigh. will take place at no very dis
tant date, between those two notorious
bruisers Jim Chatham and Bing Viii
liams. The latter claims that h. was
not fairly dealt with in the last fight,
and is out this morning in card calling
on Jim Chatham to fight him again. II
will be recollected that Chatham has
already announced through the public
prints that be will fight no more. 1t is
thought. however, that he will consent
to fight if hard pushed. The issue OF
the next fight will depend much on the
man who seconds Chatham. The friends
of Tom DAILY, who trained Chatham for
his last ight, claim that he (Chatham)
did not do the right thing by DAILY. and
it is doubtful if DAILY will have anything
to do with Chatham in the coming mill.
In that case the services of Bill Davis
will probably be called on. He has
much more confidence in Chatham since |
he won the last fight than when he threw
him upon the hands OF DAILY. The latter
gives il as his opinion that the fight will
surely come off. i Virg. Chronicle, 81.
Four Of the Paulists-Fathers Deshop,
Dryer. Rosecrans and Brady-arrived
here yesterday morning. and Fathers
Bodfsh and Elliott are expected to-mor-
row. They propose to give short mis-
sions in this city and Gold Hill, COM
mencing on Monday next. Four of the |
party will preach in Virginia and the |
other two in Gold Hill. In consequence |
of the absence of Father Manogue, the |
resident pastor of ST. Mary's Cathedral, |
the regular order of exercises can not vet
be definitely stated.
The fame of the Paulist Fathers ia
very great and not without reason. The
members of the Order are men of very
superior attainments, and not u few of
them had achieved much worldly reputa-
ton b. fore entering the ministry
Virg. Chronicle, "a.
PRosPEoTINa recent rich discoy.
cries made in the larger mines on Ruby
Hill has had the eff ct Of starting out in
the mountains numbers of prospectors
searching for favorable locations, while
the owners of mines that have lain idle
for years are now actively engaged in de.
these smaller mines has in several in
stances been attended with gratifying re-
suits. Ore of good quality and in pay
ing quantities has been found, and
throughout the district there will be
done during the present season more
mining than ever before Eureka SEN
tinel, %.
Some time ago we gave the particulars
of the poisoning Of W. d. Bourne by
coming in contact with sore eyed dom
key, and receiving some of the virus
through having one Of his hands lacera-
ted by his halter rope. His case became
in few days almost hopeless, but DR..
Bickrell a short time thereafter thought
he had SO far succeeded in checking the
spread of the poison that his patient
would recover. The poison is of so vir-
ulent nature. however, that it was i'm
possible to eradicate il from the system,
and Bourne died Tuesday morning. -
Panamint News, ~.
County Surveyor Henry presented to
the Board his report and map of the
new boundary line between White Pine
Lincoln and Nye counties. The report
was accepted and ordered filed, and the
Clerk of the Board was instructed tc
transmit certified copy of the report t
the County Commissioners of Lincoln
! county, together with copy of the map
J also, to forward to the Commissioners o
, Lincoln and Nye counties the bill aeains
said counties for their share OF the ex
penses incurred in running the ne,
boundary line.-[W. P. News, 80.
: REsIaNEp.-W. T. Hanford, who for
long time has been our efficient Count
t Clerk, resigned that position on Tuesda
8 last to accept q more lucrative seat at Ii
+. State Capitol. We regret to part wit
! the gentleman, for intimate business a
: sociations and otherwise, has made I
q respect him highly for his integrity On
Q capabilities, which he always showed /
y the position he occupied. - NV.
{ News, 80.
SHOOTING ScRAPE.-On Treasure II,
Il a man named Dick, and another by Il
a name of Walton, met at Dicks house
settle some scandal that had been Giro,
r lated about Walton and his family, wht
N Dick was asked by Walton to take a no
n tion Of the scandal back. A scuffie thu
Il ensued; Dict drew his pistol and fir.
n at Walton, luckily missing him.-[W.
= News, 80.
Last evening the body of J. w. job
10 son, one OF the victims of the disastro,
e. snowslide at Antelope mine. Big Cotto
J. wood, on the 9th Of las. April, W
10 brought to this city for interment. TT
~ snow is melting rapidly and it ia g
u pected that the remains Of all those wi
Oh lost their lives in the Big Cotton wo,
le slides will soon be discovered. DIS.
P. Herald, May27.
Is Copper Canyon, in Lander county,
l. getting to be place of considerable no
and some Importance. The Englit
~ Company's mine, under the manageme
e. OF Captain Richards, is success, and
cy producing splendid ore. Forty mine
nR are employed at the mine, and got
On deal Of ore is being extracted, the be
mt quality OF which is being shipped
u Liverpool.-virg Enterprise, 81.
t. -.
The New Hampshire Senate havi
tie gone Democratic, the Republicans
Ia that State have gone crazy. They a
be endeavoring to have Grant send thu
ng troops to unseat the two Senators "
pg make the democratic MAJORITY Vii
YES Chronicle.
we Uncle Jesse Pitzer, now of Phoebe, r
he in appearanra hare last Snndav and