Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-15

no end yet The company ran tuhnei
four huIdred and twenty-five fest 70 tap
this lead. An assay made from piece OF
rock which was below the average gave
S28. 25.
Mcclellan has been appointed snpef-
intendent OF the Justice mine to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation "'
John Dunn.
The superintendent of The wyoming
gold mine. Nevada county, Cal, writes
that the Fryer process IS 10 I've uSeo III
working the ores OF the mine
A walla walla sheriff beat four aces
the other evening with writ OF attach
ment. He levied on the stakes $500
and walked off with the coin.
The Enterprise says the site OF the
burnt district in that city may now
be distinguished by strangers from its
striking resemblance to new patch on
the seat of pair of old breeches.
The work of retimbering the main
shaft OF the Hale & Norcross mine is
progressing rapidly. The Chronicle
says new timbers have been put in to the |
depth of AIS feet.
The Cheyenne Leader says that party |
of ten men, all practical miners from
Utah and Montana. started for the stock
ade ut Cnstar's park in the Black Hills,
on the 7th instant, with four horse
team and wagon plenti!ully stocked with
provisions.
The Los Angeles Herald says There
is no truth in the reported killing Of
Chavez in Arizona. We confess the
story looked improbable when first pub.
lished, and we are surprised that it was
credited. Now that it is found that
Chavez is not dead it may be in order to
inquire into the killing of the man who
was made to personate him.. Killing by
mistake, when an immense reward is Of
fered for Chavez, may turn out to be
murder.
The amount of stock of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company subscribed is
$62, COS, 800, of which s54 1915. 800 has
been paid. The receipts for the year
ending Both June, 1875, from transporta-
ton OF passengers were S., $50, 325.l8,
and Of freight S., GO2, 534 90; total 3d.
S32, S61.01. The operating expenses of
the road for the year we're So, sol ,363.Ol.
= leaving net earnings to the amount of
$S, OBJ, 498.13. At the close of said year
the indebtedness of the company
q amounted TO $50, 1913, G8811, Of which
8 $27 1856, $50 is due to the United States
!, This company embraces, by consolida-
y ton (besides the original Central Pacific
y Company, the Western Pacific, the
It California and Oregon, the San Fran
q cisco, Oakland and Alameda, and The
San Joaquin Valley Companies.
One OF the biggest battles that has eve
q occurred among the Chinese residents o
y. this city, says the Virginia Enterprise o
Il, the 10th, was fought last evening. TIL
IS. fight began about O'Clock in the even
a. ing and lasted nearly half an hour. TIL
u. battle resulted in the killing of China
ut man named All Ben, who formerly KEEP
It. a wash house on North street, and tn
70, wounding of four others of the Mopgo
gin liam race; also, in the wounding OF
wv white man named John WEIGH. 1t
CHI supposed that two or three Chiname
,ly were killed in the fight, and that tn
as bodies of all but the one found (Ah Ben
lid were carried away by their friends an
1e- secreted in some of the underaroun
IN, dens but little known to any but the G.
ne lestials themselves. 1t is also suppose
ng that more men were wounded than wei
nd reported.
~ The Gold Hill News of the 18th say
his Steam will be got up in the Consolidate
the Virginia hosting works tomorrow, M
turned on one Of the hosting engine
1t is not expected that everything will
on in readiness to resume regular operation
an. short OF eighs or ten days. All the mil
!. which have heretofore been running {
u'' ore from this mine will then be start,
no up as before the fire, viz: the Baco
ght Trench, Woodwork, Brunswick, Mo
nil. gan, Occidental and Mariposa. IT
-, new California mill will also be put
'e', work as soon as the battery departing
{ OF shall have been completed, which will
and about the first of next month. The
ba is but one engine in the Conselidat
, ~ hosting works ready to run at preseI
IN and we are given TO understand by go
had authority that it will not be used
mo. hosting ore until everything is in reat
NIL ness to resume operations in full bla
MS
of There was small ruction on the
in front of the State Investment ms,
liz, ance Company's Office on CaliforI
cnt. street, between Mr.. Richard Wheeler
,me the Alta and Mr.. Frank Lawton Of
My. Stock Report. The dispute was the
ross suit OF former business connection
IN through which Mr.. Wheeler lost his
- terest in tho Stock Report. and thre
of whipping on both sides were rife
amer sometime. The meeting was witness
or by an admiring crowd, and as the sp
grew warmer bets were freely made q
'ips either side would win. Wheeler was
Younger man but Lawton the heav
weight. The Chronicle says Mr.. Vince
lster got the worst of the bout. but we are
we formed such was not the case.
wing Lawton has long been a recognized
Ano thority on sporting matters, and as
Wheeler is true game, it is stated that
'l.6o raneemeuts are being perfected TO
las fair feld-boom.
lis Is A correspondent OF the Salt Lake +
the aid writes from Brigham city, Utah:
the 4th instant coroners inquest
, {, held near Monument Point, one ant
7oo half miles from the Central Pacific II
,ha road. upon the body Of man suppo
to be James Vivian, there lying dead
was on the open prairie, twenty m
hing from Kelton. but through the /
traps assistance of the officers and men on
light railroad line the necessary prepare
for the inquest was much facilitated.
marks of violence were visible on
base body, which was examined by Or.
10 is Dank. by sosI ,'s'oio oI Us ~. b.o,
coast ~, mnon ayam;ns,ion II was found
to be so. He was supposed to be
man, aged about forty.five and pr
rife we'll dressed. Tho verdict Of the c
rife ner's jury was to the effect that no
to his death by exposure on the pre-