Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-29

and in company with her sister had. With
the advice Of a physician. went last
Thursday to try the baths. and appar-
emily grew better until yesterday, when
she was taken very i'll and died about
p. IN. Her sister, aged about nineteen,
has been very unfortunate. having lost
her mother but short time ego, and 10
almost beside herself with grief at this
last bereavement.
The Elko Independents says: The con-
trolling interest, something over sixteen
thousand shares, in the Young America |
mill and mine o. Tuscnrorn, has been |
purchased by San Francisco capitalists.
| The mine will be worked with renewed
vigor, the pans and settlers put in posi-.
| ton, and the little mill set in motion. A
boiler will be here in a few days to be
used for heating purpose, and hosting
works will be erected at an early day,
which will greatly assist in opening the
claim. The mine prospects well, i'm
proving as depth Is made, and the men
handling the matter are mining men, and
will thoroughly develop the mine.
The Gold Hill News says: WIN. Hen
derson, who was blown up in the Bel
cher mine few days ago, is still alive,
but the chances for his recovery are
growing less every day. His body hav-
ing been riddled with small pieces OF
rock, he is covered with innumeraole
sores, and il is feared by his attending
, physicians that his blood is poisoned by
, the virus, He WAS delirious last night.
Yesterday another piece of rock, hall an
r inch square, was taken out OF one OF his
/ legs. He must have powerful constl-
tution to survive such terrible injuries
, for even day.
The Austin Reveille says the first pine
!, nuts OF the crop Of 1875 were brought
into town on Saturday. and found q
ready sale at dollar sack. Nearly ali
the Piutes and Sboshones belonging il
i this vicinity are now at Mammoth harv
% estinp the nuts, Of which there will be {
~ bounIiful harvest this year. House
keepers in town miss the daughters o.
10 the forrest and wish there were no pint
10 nuts nor fandangoes, as the absence o
oil the dusky maidens obliges their whit
NJ sisters to take too much exercise oil
:, the washboard.
a McCombs & Go. are sinking on thei
"a mica mine in Ruby Valley, and the veil
g. il reported as becoming of better quail
:. ity, the mineral being almost entirel
~ free from checks. There are six or seve
To men employed at present, and they or
We doing good work.
Is. The men employed directly and ind
rectIy by the big flume in Washoe count
w at present number Eve hundred and Sc,
n enty, including one hundred and thirt
Of wood choppers. No Cinnamon are en-
ne ployed on the ranch. The payroll ls'
A. month footed up $4,000.
i'll On the I'd day Of September the col
mt ference OF the M. E. Church for the sta
ire of Nevada will commence in Reno. A
,a the ministers Of that persuasion who
ceive their appointments from this Co
III ference will be present.
'e' The Lyon County Times says th
w there are some vsritable gypses e
-, camped near that place. and that sor
l'n of the ladies are consulting them to fl
Of bonanza.
re A Virginia courtesan attempted ouici
art on the morning of the Gath, but "
out rescued by means Of antidotes a
aid emetics,
'ss. John Mills, who fell down the shaft
hat the Silver Hill mine, on last Friday, a
ow died on Sunday morning, was native
on, England. aged % years.
'eat Suits are being entered by the City
in Virginia against several persons, for c
osi- rying on business without license.
sol A Postoffice has been established
ed. Reveille, Nye county, Nevada; G.
,ult Pane, Postmaster.
ters The first foot of the steam. whistle
the Manhattan Concentrator has awe
ened the echoes OF Pony Canyon.
One OF the artists of Harper's Weel
ns, is in Virginia City preparing series
noa sketches.