Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

old Neyadap, Mr.. Thornburgb, the San
San Francisco Stock Exchange has this:
"Wm. Ii. Thornburgh lately retired nom
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
BOARD. and Eugene p. Murphy was
elected TO fill his sent. The firm OF
Cheeseman. Head & Thornburg has now
dissolved and the firm no longer exists.
The time table of the Eureka and Pal
isade Railroad is as follows: Leave
Eureka at 4 o'clock a. m, arriving at
Palisade at 10 a. m. in time to connect |
with the western bound train on the |
Central Pacific. Returning, will leave
Palisade ct A p. M, arriving In Eureka
at 10 p. IN. The schedule time each way
Is six hours.
The Sacramento Bee says it is quite
currently reported in San Francisco that
A. J. Bryant, the Democratic Mayor elect
of that burg, and who was but yesterday
Republican and last evening Dolly,
aspires to the Democratic nomination
| for Vice President, and that he was lay
ing wires to this end all over his recent
route to the sea.board cities OF the
Atlantic.
In the face Of the fact that hundreds
of people are to-day homeless in Virginia
City and dependent on the public charity
for their support. there are still great
number of people so utterly devoid Of
common sense that they are flocking to
the city in the hope of obtaining work.
To all who have any idea of coming here
we would say mphatically-Keepa away
this is no place for you, for there is evil
IDENTIFY too many here now. Almost any
place in the world is better for work
ing man to-day than Virginia City.
r. NJ. Daggett. editor Of the Terri
torial Enterprise, made his appearance
on our streets this morning. says thu
Carson Tribune, decked out in rec
shirt and a dinRy suit of gray and looked
, more like fire jake than the editor o
+ the foremost journal of Nevada. Dagget
lost all he had by the big fire except tn
, suit that adorns his person. Ho ha
brought his family to Carson and in
8 tends leaving them here until such tim
as Virginia shall be able to protect then
from the cold, chilly blasts of Winter
They shall be treated well.
The Nevada Transcript, of the 31s
;; ult., pronounces the Fryer process
, complete success. 1t says the works al
at last completed and have been teste
sufficiently to demonstrate that all thu
n has been claimed for them will be a.
Of com lished. The Transcript believe
y. the value of mines in California will
doubled by the work of Fryer. Son
y little further delay will be caused
to arrange unimportant details, but son
ID time soon the grand Inauguration of Il
70 works will take place, and after that
steady stream of gold is to be realized.
n, The Gold Hill News says: All the ra
IA in the Ophir and Consolidated Virgin
he mines were killed by the gas during ii
~. late fire. and not one is now to be SCI
"A in either mine. Rats take the san
place in the mines that the Piutes do {
DO top. They eat up the scraps of brea
he meat, etc., that are thrown away by Il
not miners, and which, if left lying aroun
:, would make the air very impur
'o' Their presence is therefore considered
by blessing, and it is very seldom tn
nd one Of them is molested by any of II
he miners.
Ide The ledge OF cinnabar, the croppin
s." of which were recently discovered abo
dly four miles from Reno, has been struc
XII and SO far as developed gives eviden
GU Of permanency and wealth. On Sund
my morning, says the Reno Journal, q
,ch veteran prospector and discoverer OF Il
~. deposit came rushing into Reno with
VIZ pan full of the ore. 1t was examin
critically by some of the mining expert
who pronounced it the finest they b.
ill, ever seen. And all day long there W
,eir nothing but "quicksilver in Rem
-, There can be no doubt about the matte
''n Washoe county has unearthed the fiji
Gus cinnabar ledge in Nevada And in
Tres few days we shall tell the world
Tho about it.
.ys: There are 1877 mining stocks dealt
any by the San Francisco Boards. Of tho
this only thirty-seyen have paid dividends
sew any time, and only nine have paid di
lose dends this year. The mines that hi
rted paid dividends haye been assessed in
,ish aggregate, $40 1892 .04S, and the aggreg
H." of their dividen ds amounts to $67, 2S
~, 600. The mines that have never p
dividends have been assessed in the
son gregate to the amount Of 49, lao, 8
8 of As the aggregate dividends paid by
rad. mines is $67, 1884 500 and the aggreg
49,, assessment amounts to $39, 033, 1888,
'aia will be seen that the mines have yielt
net profit to the people of 500, $50, 3
The average valuation of the stock Of
city the mines according to sales made
ying August (there were no sales Of con
Gem quence made in September) was $lt
-. 053, 100. The amount for that mo
0'u' amounted to about one-tenth of one
It's cent. upon the selling valve OF the mil
yer.
Lon A correspondent OF the Carson Trib