Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-16
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Among the bills shortly to be intro
duced in the California Legislature is
one "to prevent stock gambling and its
resulting evils"
Narbona, the Apache interpreter of
the Chiricahua Reservation, died in
Tucson. November 25th, 1875. He
was an influential and valuable Indian.
Sergeant Bunker met his death
between Bozeman and Fort Ellis. Mon
tana, week before last. being thrown
from his horse and dragged a considera-
BILE distance.
]. NJ. Mitchell, Receiver OF the Public
moneys in the United States Land Office
at Pueblo, Colorado, is reported missing.
together with from $1,000 to $4,000 of
the public funds.
A traveller died at Camp Bowie, Ari-
IONA. on the 22d ultimo. From papers
found among his effects it was ascer-
tanned that his name was H. B. Elliott,
and he came from Liberty Hill, Texas.
A male critic of the Golden State says
of the Wallace Sisters, who are making
| tour of the State: "They filled their
pants perfectly" The critics wife re-
fuses to believe that he wrote parts"
The report of the Territorial Auditor
OF Colorado shows the total valuation of
real estate and personal property to be
$44, 900, 033. In eleven counties there
nre 4,8SS goats, and in fourteen counties
| 972 asses.
The Sacramento Bee has peiused the
Presidents message in vain search Of
some acknowledgement of the existence
of power higher than U. 8. Grant, and
calls the attention OF the San Francisco
pulpit TO this fresh evidence that the
country is beginning to run on broad
guage road to destruction.
The Mining and Scientific Press learns
that the Oak Ranch mining company.
near Eureka, Sierra county, Cal. after ex-
pending $4,000 on their diegings,
washed recently four hundred cart loads
Of gravel, realizing the handsome (?)
sum Of 1915 in coarse gold, which has
been carefully sealed up in bottle, and
the boys say it will be sent to the Cen
tennial as most vivid illustration OF
miners bad luck. In most other parts OF
the county miners are doing we'll, and
this is an exceptional case.
The Humboldt Register of the 10th
says Yesterday Deputy U. S. Marshal
received warrant for the arrest OF Z
Kelly. publisher of the Silver State. from
the District Court of the United States
at Carson, for mailing and delivering
newspapers containing quack adver
tisement for the prevention OF concep
ton and for procuring abortion. Mr.
Kelly leaves this evening for Carson city
together with several witnesses on tn,
part OF the United States. II we under
stand the matter right, the case is base,
upon the paragraph in the quack adver
7 tsement OF DR.. Doherty, Published il
) the Silver State. directed TO Females.
3 The Humboldt Register gives the fol
t lowing account of the Humboldt Distric
: mines: The Byron ledge is sufficient
8 developed to warrant the assertion tina
o it is one of the most valuable mines i
the county. 1t is collaborating ledg
and the ore is very rich, the assays rams
ing from one hundred to several thor
: sand dollars per ton. The ledge is b.
n tween four aud five feet wide. The d.
Q fiance and vermillion are late discoverie
J made on what is known as Byron Hill
They are COLLABORATING veins of grei
0 promise, and are owned BY prospector!
J. The Cuba is also recent discovery mad
g at the head of Humboldt Canyon. 1t
an immense vein and is rich in both gol
and silver.
!, Parties recently from Arizona repo
to the San Bernardino Guardian that Il
: recent placer discoveries near Ehrenbel
- are turning out magniacently. The di
: ging are on the Arizona side OF the Iiy'
10 about ten miles from Ehrenberg. Ric
le gold ia found throughout and are OF
re- miles in length and Is in width. III
u dirt pans out incredibly rich. About 81
: men are already on the ground and In
% few weeks it is anticipated that there vi
ID be several thousand. The rush fro
m Prescott and Ehrenberg is daily increa
: ing in volume and the eIcteme
y throughout the Territory is at fever hea
90 1t Is claimed that ten dollars day
Ia considered poor banning out by the lea
" fortunate digger.
e. The stockholders of the Succor MI
a ing Company are now expressing thu
he dissati sfaction at the manner in viii
their property ia being managed,