Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-15

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Judge Chss. G. Loeber, Of San Francisco
District, Utah, We have obteined some
information in regard to the mines of
that district, which may be of use to
some of our readers, showing the re-
sources of that district, and where there
may possibly be a chance for investment
for those so desiring. san Francisco
District is situated on the southern range
of mountains in the Wah wah Valley,
and the principal Lodges so far discovered
are the Cambria, Florida, Henry Clay
and Antelope. These lodges are situated
on the western slope of the range of
mountains mentioned above. The Cam
brla Is known 10 be true vein; its for
nation is granite and porphyry. Work
Is being constantly done on it, and
double shaft has been sunk to a depth Of
one hundred and forty.tive feet. Awhiia
Is IN use on the mine, and machinery is
on the ground for the further develop
mentsof the mining property. The vein
Is very large and is a true fssure; resent
bles the Comstocb in vein formation, etc,
as the ore is black sulphuret and good
milling ore. The Florida has the same
I character of formation Of ore, etc. and
! appears to be a continuation Of the Cam
/ bria. Ore from The Florida mine has
/ been worked, and produced from forty to
ninety ounces in silver per ton. which is
a pretty good showing. The Henry Clay
and Antelope show the same formation,
and promise TO be as good as the Cambria
and Florida. Judge Loeber is now in
Phoebe, and will gladly impart any infor-
| nation to parties DESTROYS of knowledge
In regard to the district and its resources.
THE VAQUERo.-Ths Vaquero men
toned in yesterday mornings RECORD as
having got himself into trouble on
Meadow Valley street for fighting was
again in the evening got in trouble. He |
raised q row in M. p. Blum's store. on |
Main street, and commenced to throw |
things around loose. Officer Mckee ar |
rived there pretty promptly, and carted
him off to the bastile. When arrested he
was nude with the exception of his pants
and if the officers had delayed coming,
he would have had them off also.
JUSTICES COURT. - Jake Uherstadt
against VIM. Zadin--summons suit for
$245, claimed to be due for services rem.
dered, was called yesterday at l O'Clock
in the Justices Court: witnesses were
examined both for plaintiff and defend.
ant, and the case was taken under adj
visement by Judge Allen until Monday
at ii o clock; Charles Stein against Dom
ahue IL Horgan, and Miles CULLEN
against Donahue Il Horgan-both cases
continued until Monday, at o'clock
p. m.
FREIGHT TO ARR1vE.-Goods for the
following parties will arrive in Phoebe
about the Odd of August, by the Eureka
" Palisade Railroad: NJ. P. Blum. Ong
Chong, Thompson Il Gaudin. H. Cougor,
Z. Harrison, Gibfried IL Brisacher, D.
q. Clark, John Roeder, M. II. Bennett,
f. Wheeler IL Co.. Beaupre & Bro.
Goods for A. L. Moore and F. w. Clute
Will arrive IN Phoebe about August 18th,
forwarded by the Salt Lake house of
Hugh White & Co.
tTRE.-The alarm of fire last evening
was caused by the firing of pile of sage
brush that was piled on the sidehill back
of Davis street. 1t made things lively
Tor the boys, each company holding good
hands, but the Phoebe Hose Company
neld hush, that won them tho honor of
throwing the first stream. During the
alarm Horace d. Beene was run over by
Protection Hose Company No 2. On
being picked up, he was asked if he was
hurt, and answered "No. l belong 10
No. l."
COMMISSION IssUED.-Ney Churchman
last evening received a letter from
Chas. F. Blcknell, Clerk of the SUI
preme Court of this State, dated August
llth, 1873, saying that he was instructed
to Inform him that he was admitted TO
practice as an attorney and counsellor at
law before the Courts in the State. We |
congratulate Ney on the receipt of this
intelligence and hope be will win MANY
suit, especially if we are not interested |
on the opposite side.
The 5-stamp mill at Bullionville is
running on ore from the HUM & Hunt
mine, and will probably close out on
that about the middle of the week.
at which time will start in to work ore
from Long Valley, of which the have a
let on hand
HOSE TRIED. Protection Hose Com
pany made trial of their hose on Satur-
day evening, on Lacour street, and
worked entirely to their satisfaction.
The stream of water thrown was power
full and projected considerable distance.
SCHOOL TEACHERS. AT O meeting of |
the School Trustees held on Friday even
ing, Mrs. Watt was promoted to be
teacher OF the Grammar School, and |
Miss ALIVE Bibb was appointed to take
charge of the Primary Department.
NOTICE the card in to-day's RECORD, in |
answer to an address and presentation by
Mrs. p. Holland to Protection Hose |
Company, in which Protection Hose |
Company make very pretty reply to the |
neatly worded presentation.
Gro, PH1pps, of the Bonanza Saloon,
accompanied by Dave Newman, favored
the RECORD typos with some liquid re-
freshments at late hour, that were duly |
sampled and appreciated by the boys.
TaE replevin suit of j. II Langford
Vs. FL. Tregaskis and Taylor Bayles was
settled on Saturday afternoon, the hay
released and purchased by Billy the
Stage Boy.
THE Newark mill cleaned up last week
on all the ore from the Meadow Valley |
mine and started in to work ore from the |
Alps mine, at which they are now
working,
GRAND JuRY.--The Grand Jury held
q session on Saturday until two D. M,
at which time they adjourned until Mon
day at one O'Clock p. m.
+. W. CLUTE received 2S.0s4 pounds
of freight through the forwarding house
| of L. +. Marx, Toana. A large supply
OF Hour was amongst the freight