Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-22

: eis u Tue capital stock of tbs RAYMOND
a Ely West Mining Company met on the
i9th instant and perfected their ineorpo-
ration, business of the corporation to
mine In the Ely Mining District, State of
Nesaaa; time of incorporation, fifty
years; capital stock, $4,000 divided
lnto fo,uoO shares of the par value of
} my cents per share; principal place of
business, Polche. Nevada; number of
.ustees' hve; trustees for first six
honths-M. NJ. Lubbock, J. B. Pitch
tofa, Jno. IL. James, A. J. Blair and Geo,
" aihoid; certificate of incorporation
was MED IN the County Clerks office on
Afohuay, June 2lst. 1876. Oath of Office
u trustees also filed. After the incorpo
ratlon was completed, the trustees met
anu elected the following officers: J. b.
pleniord, President; A. J. Blair, Vice
PRESIDENT; Geo. W. Arnold, Secretary
anu treasurer, and Jno. r. James, Su-
perintendent.
HE readers of the RECORD will OBJ
serve in to-day issue a copy of the per-
mission given by the Floral Springs
water Company to E. McAvoy, and the
petition presented by him to the County
commissioners, by which it will be seen
ana. the Floral Springs Company de-
ciined TO let anyone use the hydrants or
piuss without tho consent of the County
commissioners, as they were joint own
ers Oh the same, and Of course il the
nyorants were damaged by anyone using
lhem with only the Water COMPANY
! permission the Commissioners would
ooleet TO pay their share OF damage to
'he same. The Water Company saw the
original : card places them in a wrong
ngnt, and they want the public to dis
uncuy understand the position they
sahe' mat as Joint owners both are liable
Tor any damages that may occur to the
hydrants, etc.
| BRISTOL DISTRICT. - The furnace Of
Wilson, Steele & Wilson, at Bristol Dis
trict' starts to run to-day. They have on
hand zoo tons OF ore, and will probably
make run of thirty days. A basso or |
Mexican draft furnace is about being |
erected In Bristol District, by Louis Sni, |
tan and Jacobs. They claim that this fur
mace Is much cheaper, etc, to run. that |
| three and half tons of ore can be RIM
through In twenty four hours. and only |
three men employed-one man on each
shit; that during the run of twenty-four
hours only one and half cords of
wood are consumed wood ha;no
worth there S. per cord. The prospects
OF the district are looking up. We GET
the above information from VIM. Fnnk
who has great confidence in the district
and has been working there since 1870.
PRor. W. F. STEWART, assisted by H
II. Whitehill, State Mineralogist will
give lecture at the Courthouse on
wednesday evening next. The subject
VIII be " The deposition Of Mineral
VEINS or Philosophy of Mining" Adj
mission free. This subject is of interest
TO all our citizens, and we expect to see
large audience present. Messrs. Stew
ART and Whitehill are we'll known to
many here, are old Californians and now
residents OF this State, and are on a mis-
sion for the benefit of the centenpia, ey.
hibition of 1876.
The black horse used by W. i. Grit
nm, agent for Eureka & Palisade Rail
road Company at Phoebe, met with a very
severe accident on Sunday last. whilst
being ridden by Tommy EMPLOYED AZ
Wells, Fargo & Cos. The accident han.
pened whilst riding on Main street, on.
posite Mrs. Stanton's lodging. house, the
horse slipping and falling on his knees.
cutting the flesh almost to the bone. II
is doubtful if he will ever getthorouehlv
well of the injuries.
j. NJ. JONES at work at the RAYMOND
~ Ely mine, had his right foot very
badly hurt on Sunday afternoon whilst
coming up on the cage at that mine. He
had his foot out a little from the edge of
the cage and as he was passing one Of
the stations it struck on the side. The
instep is swollen and the heel turned
black. He thinks he will be able 10 be
around in few days. He is stopping at
the Virginia lodging house on Meadow
Valley street
D. A. Mayendorff shot and killed DR..
Lessessue at Mineral Park, Arizona, on
the 18th inst. Mayendorif was formerly
an assayer in White Pine aud afterward
III Phoebe, where it will be remembered
he killed Geo. Harris q noted desperate, ,
on August 9th, 1871.
On Sunday Judge Rives, accompanied
by Jos. Henderson and Others, paid a
visit to the new discoveries west of
Phoebe, as also did A. j. Blair, Supt. of
The Alps, and John Cassidy and lady.
they all expressed themselves as being
pleased with the prospects of the west
side.
JusrIcE CoURT. By consent OF coun-
sci on both sides, the examination OF the
case OF the State vs.. Thos. Miller, charged
with grand larceny. was postponed until
'o-day, Tuesday, at o'clock.
MATT SHUsTRIcH left in yesterdays
Salt Lake stage for Star District, Utah,
o examine mine in which he is inter
'sted there. The mine is said to have
made some recent Developments which
Matt thinks are worth looking to.
N. WEscoATr, in company with j. P.
1urtis, returned yesterday from trip
o Groom District, of which place we
lad a long notice in the RECORD June 5,
s75. Mr.. Wescoatt, was absent on pr
rate business.
The Deputy Constable, Fred. Pierce,
vas to the Eight-mile House yesterday
witnesses in the case of the
State against Thos. Miller for grand lar
'eny.
QuINLAN SHEHANS, the miner injured
n the Raymond & Ely mine sometime
'ince, will be around town in three or
our days, which fact We are pleased to
tote.
The two sorrel horses belonging to
Bass started to run away yesterday
morning from Press Wand's corner, and
got as far as Miller's restaurant when